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₹114 crore Vadodara bus station upper structure collapses, 1 dead and 1 injured The Vadodara Central Bus Terminal was inaugurated by then-Chief Minister Narendra Modi on February 15, 2014. It is India's first modern bus terminal developed under a PPP model

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