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Ignited minds: Students of Rayat Institute of Engineering and Information Technology demonstrating a concept car which is claimed to run with a mileage of 250 km/litre, in Chandigarh on Thursday. The team of students and teachers who have developed this car will be participating in World Upper Mileage Competition at Michigan early next week.

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