Indias first woman photographer still waiting for her Nano

Homai Vyarawalla,the first woman photographer in India,is angry. The Nano car,which was promised to the 96-year-old on a priority basis,is yet to arrive at her doors.

Homai Vyarawalla,the first woman photographer in India,is angry. The Nano car,which was promised to the 96-year-old on a priority basis,is yet to arrive at her doors. She has now procured a cancellation form for the Tata Motors car.

Vyarawalla,who was eagerly waiting to drive a Nano after she parted with her 55-year-old Fiat,was informed about the companys decision to allot her the car on priority basis. However,she has not got the car so far.

I have got the form for the cancellation of Nano. I cannot wait endlessly for the new car. Age is not on my side and I do not want to wait too long, Vyarawalla said,adding,I will post the cancellation form soon.

Vyarawalla had expressed her desire to own a Nano,but was apprehensive about her chances of getting it in the lucky draw system of allotment. Later,a Vadodara dealer promised her the car on priority basis. A Central Bank of India official had also reportedly visited her to collect the deposit amount of Rs 95,000.

Mayank Shah from Miles Motors,a Tata Nano dealer,said: I do have the information that Vyarawalla will get her Nano either in August or September first week.

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