Punjab is famous for its music, festivals and mustard fields stretching as far as the eye can see. But lately, the countryside has a new claim to fame: DJ tractors. Yep, you read that right. These aren’t just farm vehicles, they’re rolling discos, roaring down dusty lanes, blasting beats and turning heads.
If you think tractors are boring, think again. Punjabi farmers and mechanics are transforming them into eye-popping machines:
Not every modification is just for style, some modifications allow these machines to act as functional vehicles in extreme environments.
Yes, there is a caveat. Under India's Motor Vehicles Act of 1988, modifications to tractors are covered:
So yes, DJ tractors are a wild, colorful expression of Punjabi creativity, but they exist in a delicate balance between showmanship, utility and legality. Catch one in the wild if you can, but maybe don’t try to race it on the highway.
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