NEW DELHI: India on Thursday announced that it had completely switched over to the cleaner Euro-III and Euro-IV petrol and diesel, well ahead of the October 1 deadline fixed by the Petroleum and Natural Gas Ministry.

Addressing a press conference here, Minister of State for Petroleum Jitin Prasada said:

KOCHI: It was the day to forget cars, all motor vehicles for that matter. The idea was to leave behind private vehicles in favour of cycling, walking and public transport. As the whole world observed The International Car Free Day on September 22, a few Kochiites remained loyal to the concept.

Shweta Bhanot

Mumbai: Commercial vehicle (CV) prices are expected to go up 3-5% this October with the new vehicle emission norms

Hyundai Motor, South Korea

The vehicle will have a maximum speed of 130 km Invests about $34 million to create the new car

SEOUL: Hyundai Motor on Thursday unveiled South Korea's first full-speed electric car, designed to tap into the increasingly competitive electric auto market, hailed as the industry's future.

The country's largest car maker introduced BlueOn, its first full-speed electric vehicle, with President L

Dhanbad, Sept.

Lucknow: The solar mission in Uttar Pradesh received a shot in the arm on Thursday with minister for urban employment and poverty eradication Yashwant Singh ordering the distribution of solar rickshaws across the state.
Adding that smaller districts must receive at least 20, while bigger districts should be given upto 300 solar powered rickshaws, Singh said the vehicles should be distributed

Following a meeting of the taskforce to review the policy on cycle-rickshaws and other non-motorised transport as part of a larger transport and traffic plan for the city, a consensus was arrived at on allowing plying of cycle-rickshaw in all areas of the Capital, including the posh Lutyens' Delhi.

According to a member of the taskforce Madhu Kishwar, though the deliberations are yet to be form

Hefty fines in store for violators from week starting September 6 to sensitise people

DNA Correspondent
To check the increasing air pollution caused by vehicles, the state traffic department will start a pollution control drive, beginning September 6.
The transport department will take stricter action against vehicles which do not have a pollution under control certificate or has expired and