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More Bottled Water, No Partner Still: IRCTC's Rail Neer Fix Remains Half-Built

IRCTC ramps up capacity at existing plants and eyes four new sites as demand for its bottled water continues to outstrip supply, even as a beverage-brand partnership remains elusive.

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More Bottled Water, No Partner Still: IRCTC's Rail Neer Fix Remains Half-Built
IRCTC ramps up capacity at existing plants and eyes four new sites as demand for its bottled water continues to outstrip supply, even as a beverage-brand partnership remains elusive.
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