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Section 118(e) of MVD is used to penalize drivers for engaging in any conduct that endangers the public or results in a failure in public safety.

In a statement on Monday, the government said that decision was taken as the pandemic situation rebounded recently in Britain with the spread of the Delta variant, reports Xinhua news agency.

Volkswagen Virtus sedan might replace the Vento mid-size sedan in the Indian market as per reports, with launch slated in early 2022.

Zoox by Amazon is not at the prototype or project stage, like many players in the sector, it is actually functional and operating quite successfully.

Among the visible changes on the Maruti Suzuki Alto are the front bumper that stretches out all the way to the ground, giving it a lowered, hunkered down look.

The Tata Nexon EV is powered by a 3-phase synchronous motor that generates 129 PS of power and 245 Nm of maximum torque.

Nissan India has produced 15,010 sub-compact SUVs (till end of May 2021) including 13,790 for India and 1,220 for exports.

GMR which has pioneered many technological initiatives for a passenger-friendly journey has collaborated with technology partner AllGoVision Technologies, in this implementation.

The new model replaces the previous cluster of controls with a 12.8-inch infotainment system that includes security mechanisms like fingerprint scanning and face recognition.

The upgraded scheme for installation of charging facilities will involve private and semi-public spaces as well as CGHS, high rises, RWAs etc.

Cars with sunroof are becoming extremely popular in India. Combine this trend with India's long romance with SUVs and you are looking at offerings that are nothing short of winners.

Payments for these insurance products can be done through Paytm Wallet, Paytm Postpaid, Paytm UPI, net banking, debit & credit card.

Following the tip, all 48 passengers were offloaded and sent on another flight. A thorough scan of the flight, however, did not recover anything suspicious.

Offenders caught producing, importing, selling, or storing non-ISI helmets will face a Rs 1 lakh fine as well as imprisonment for up to one year.

If the auto industry is to succeed in its bet that EVs will soon dominate the roads, it will need to overcome a big reason why many people are still avoiding them: Fear of running out of juice.

This increase is effective 18th June for India and 1st July for Middle East region and is applicable to all MICHELIN Group brands.