how many people rides in one taxi in bombay?
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Just one...they need as much room for explosives as possible
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around 2800 hotel's all over the world
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what a lucky person you are! like that question for my last of the life may be, you know until now I am almost not get any fishing because on my city the fishing for some high class people of the act, so please you can find some people of Bombay and let them help you and enjoy it please .
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According to an article from 2003, 5,000 people spend their days and nights on the streets of San Francisco.\n\nA more recent article (March, 2005) puts the figure at more than 6,200
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I'm not sure about Mumbai but globally it's around 30-35%\nThis statistics should be available on the state department website (i saw them there at some point) \nTry searching through http://travel.state.gov/ maybe you have better luck.
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it is orginating in the nashik distict in maharashtra
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Once a man with his family lost his purse in Bombay station. Me & my freinds given money for the  train fare bombay to delhi.Beauty is that our  money didnt came back till date & his address also bogus
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That is not a riddle nor a tough decision, I have not come across a car that only seats one person so the only right thing to do is take everyone, anything that is in your car is replaceable, the people are not!!!! But you would have many pick and chose, especially if you add race and or religion. Sad to say our society is in poor shape, with some exceptions.\n\nOH I get it! Well I always joke that my hair is dyed blonde for a reason.
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Do you mean how many people are 3 races at one go??? Most ppl living in Sg are mostly Chinese though.
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http://images.google.com/images?q=mumbai+map&hl=en
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The answer is that the mayor knew 29 people. And, although you didn't ask it, there were 57 people on the float.\n\nProof:\nGiven a group of n people, if everybody shakes hands once with every other member of the group then there will be (n(n-1))/2 handshakes in total.\n1. If there were 58 people on the float then there would have been ((58*57)/2)=1653 handshakes. But this is more than the total number of handshakes specified in the question so there must have been less than 58 people on the float.\n2. If there were 56 people on the float then there would have been ((56*55)/2)=1540 handshakes. This would mean that the mayor would have had to shake hands with 85 people in order for the total number of handshakes to equal 1625. But if there were only 56 people on the float then it is impossible for the mayor to shake hands 85 times (assuming he only shakes hands once with each person he knows). So there must be more than 56 people on the float.\n2. If there were 57 people on the float then there would have been ((57*56)/2)=1596 handshakes. If the mayor shakes hands with 29 of the 57 people on the float then there would have been 1596+29=1625 handshakes which is what you wanted to know.\n\nBTW: Next time vote for a female mayor - she might have been gracious enough to shake hands with everybody on the float :)
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used car salesman  you get  to take people for rides
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My answer is, "I have."\nMy question is, " Is this a survey, or did you want to tell us something important about Mumbai?"
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yes in bangalore or mumbai
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Only One........\n\nLala Amarnath   118  v England at Mumbai in 1933/34    \nSurinder Amarnath  124  v New Zealand at Auckland in 1975/76
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Put them in a taxi together :)
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try it here www.taxiride.com.au/