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Top Challenges Electric Vehicle Makers Are Facing in India - From Infra to Policy: Explained
While Indian govt is pushing big time on electric vehicles, there are a lot of challenges that EV makers are facing, a reason why we have limited product options in our country.
Follow AAP Govt Circular on Not Insisting for Covid Report During Admission: HC to Hospitals
The order came while disposing of a PIL seeking directions to the Delhi government to order hospitals not to insist on Covid positive reports to hospitalise patients who show symptoms of coronavirus.
Kejriwal Announces Free Vaccines for All Adults in Delhi Govt Centres, Private Hospitals May Still Charge
Those going to private hospitals will still have to pay for their Covid jabs.
Now You Can Choose Your Own Vaccine at Private Centres from May 1: Report
The health ministry has reportedly directed that all private vaccination centres will have to declare which jab will be on offer.
India's Super Rich Paid Lakhs to Reach Britain in Private Jets Hours Before 'Red-List' Deadline
Four of these arrived from Mumbai, three from Delhi and one from Ahmedabad.
Chad Military Council: No Talks With Rebels Who Killed Deby
Chad's military transitional government said Sunday it would not negotiate with the rebels blamed for killing the country's president of three decades, raising the specter that the armed fighters might press ahead with their threats to attack the capital.
Malaysian Police Arrest Artist For Allegedly Insulting Queen With Spotify Playlist
A Malaysian artist was detained by police late on Friday for allegedly insulting the country's queen by making a Spotify playlist that mocked comments on the queen's Instagram account, an arrest condemned by rights groups as a clampdown on free speech.
Govt Asks Major Ports to Waive All Charges for Ships Carrying Oxygen, Related Equipment
Port chairpersons have been asked to personally supervise logistics operations to ensure unhindered movement of such consignments.
Bangladesh Closes Land Borders with India Amid Spike in Covid-19 Cases
India logged a record of 3,49,691 new coronavirus infections in a day on Sunday, taking its total to 1,69,60,172.
Diesel Car Sales Down by Half in Europe as Hybrid/ Electric Vehicle Volume Doubles - Study
Shy recovery of the auto market, which was hard hit by the coronavirus pandemic, had especially benefitted hybrid electric vehicles which saw a significant rise in sales, notably in Italy, France, Germany, Spain and Poland.
Italy Imposes Travel Ban from India Over COVID-19 Variant, Italian Citizens Allowed to Return Back
Italy has joined other countries by imposing restrictions on travel from India to avert the spread of a COVID-19 variant as the Asian nation struggles with a surge in infections.
IIT-Kanpur Denies Forcing Students Out of Hostels, Says 'Requested' Voluntary Return
We have requested those students who are completely fit to return to the respective hometowns and had provided them with all possible assistance, said IIT Kanpur
After Criticism, Kangana Ranaut Calls 'She-man' Comment About Taapsee Pannu a 'Compliment'
Kangana Ranaut recently called Taapsee Pannu a 'She-Man' on Twitter. However, after being criticized by netizens, the actress said the comment was a compliment on Taapsee's looks.
'Minor Niggle' in India-US Ties—Washington Isn’t Too Worried about Countless COVID Deaths in India
Last year, when the US had a dire need, India supplied hydroxychloroquine notwithstanding domestic constraints. All the same, New Delhi does not expect reciprocity.
Xiaomi Mi QLED TV 75 With 4K Display, 120Hz Refresh Rate Launched in India, Priced at Rs 1,19,999
The Xiaomi Mi QLED TV 75 will go on sale in India via Xiaomi channels on April 27 at 12 PM. There is a built-in Chromecast, as well as access to Google Assistant to enable hands-free voice control.
Working To Deploy Supplies, Support for Covid-Hit India, Says US NSA As Clamour Grows
Several US lawmakers have expressed concern over the sudden spike in COVID-19 cases in India and have urged the Biden administration to provide all necessary help to India.