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Motoring World
|December 2022
Mahindra Independence Rock is back, and it is more than just a music festival
Music has always been part of my life, in one way or another. From taking my first steps with Guns N’ Roses blaring in the background, to making my own electric guitar at 17 when my dad said buying a new one was too expensive. The fascination was always there, but somehow, I was exposed to the live music festival scene only a short while back, having been to a few concerts in college, as most college-goers would have experienced. A rebellious stage in our lives where we discover ourselves, find ways to stick it up to those in positions of power and experience life as it comes.
This story is from the December 2022 edition of Motoring World.
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