Kashmir Singh Ahluwalia, a taxi driver, has been driving a yellow taxi through the streets of Kolkata for about 45 years. This taxi has supported his family of nine and helped his brothers get an education. He added that the taxi is their bread and butter, but with new vehicle rules and regulations there's a lot more hustle.
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Kashmir Singh Ahluwalia, a taxi driver, has been driving a yellow taxi through the streets of Kolkata for about 45 years. This taxi has supported his family of nine and helped his brothers get an education. He added that the taxi is their bread and butter, but with new vehicle rules and regulations there's a lot more hustle.