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The document discusses various government policies relating to the automotive industry in India, including customs duties on imported cars and hybrids, excise duty cuts only for petrol trucks, and differential excise duties for small and big cars. It also mentions tax policies, labor laws, environmental issues, and emission norms under the National Auto Fuel Policy that affect the industry.
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