In Part 3 of Hindustan Times' series exploring how walkable the national capital is, we visit Okhla. We find the footpaths occupied by vehicles and shop encroachments on one side, and turned into makeshift horse stables on the other. Watch the full video for more.
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In Part 3 of Hindustan Times' series exploring how walkable the national capital is, we visit Okhla. We find the footpaths occupied by vehicles and shop encroachments on one side, and turned into makeshift horse stables on the other. Watch the full video for more.
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