'AC-on, AC-off' mileage tests mandatory for new cars from next April

Starting next April, carmakers must test new vehicle mileage with and without air conditioning, a move by the government to offer consumers more realistic fuel efficiency figures. This transparency aims to empower buyers’ decisions. Existing models will receive an extended compliance period. The new norms apply to both petrol, diesel, and electric vehicles, reflecting India’s distinct driving conditions. Tap to Read More…..

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Sonam Wangchuk says key points omitted from Ladakh talks draft, warns of hunger strike

Fresh disagreements have emerged regarding Ladakh’s political future. The Leh Apex Body claims the Centre omitted crucial details from a draft record of recent talks. They are demanding corrections and warning of renewed protests, including hunger strikes. The Ladakh chief secretary stated the summary document was shared in good faith and invited objections. Tap to Read More…..

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J&K to set up rehabilitation centres for drug addicts

Jammu and Kashmir is set to establish government-run rehabilitation centers statewide to aid recovering addicts. Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha highlighted the campaign’s success in disrupting drug trafficking, leading to increased public reporting and treatment-seeking. Over 900 FIRs and over 1,000 arrests have been made, targeting the financial roots of terrorism. Tap to Read More…..

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'Inflation man has cracked the whip again': Congress slams PM Modi over commercial LPG price hike

The Congress party has strongly criticized the Centre for increasing commercial LPG cylinder prices by up to Rs 53.50 from June 1, accusing Prime Minister Modi of burdening citizens. The opposition highlighted that commercial LPG prices have cumulatively risen by Rs 1,571.50 since the year began, also noting a Rs 11 hike in 5-kg FTL cylinders. Tap to Read More…..

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Nepal PM Balendra Shah's 'encroaching' India remark sparks row: What is the border dispute about?

In a recent address, Nepal’s Prime Minister ignited tensions by addressing Indian ‘encroachments’ along the border, which necessitated a swift clarification from officials in Kathmandu. The territorial dispute involving Kalapani, Lipulekh, and Limpiyadhura stretches back to a treaty signed in 1816 and hinges on the interpretation of the Kali River’s source. Tap to Read More…..

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