Transport Bhawan first government building to feature multi-level car parking
Spread over an area of 314 square metres and with a height of 22 metres, the facility will be able to house 112 cars.
Nishant Parekh, Autocar India
11 May 2016
While the industry shares the government’s concern surrounding the rise in pollution, it has called for consistency in government’s approach in policy-making.
Read moreSpread over an area of 314 square metres and with a height of 22 metres, the facility will be able to house 112 cars.
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