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Car hacking! How India’s first vehicle cybersecurity rule AIS 189 may affect the auto industryIndia is set to implement AIS 189, its first mandatory vehicle cybersecurity standard, aligning with global regulations like UN R155. This ...- SIAM's Shailesh Chandra elected as first Indian President of OICAShailesh Chandra, President of SIAM, has been elected as the new President of OICA, effective November 1, 2025, marking the first time an I...
- MoSPI proposes to add free PDS items to inflation indexThe paper recommends creating a single commodity index by combining PDS prices (zero or subsidised, weighted by consumption categories) wit...
- Plan is to create separate agency to implement BharatTradeNet: DGFTThe government plans to set up BharatTradeNet, a unified platform for trade documentation and financing solutions similar to UPI. This ambi...
- ARAI revs up for auto sector's future, retools itself for a new era of testing electric vehiclesARAI, India's automotive testing authority, is adapting to the electric vehicle revolution. They are enhancing testing for EV safety, batte...
- A PPP booster in the budget could chart out growth trajectory of infra sectorUnion Budget: India's National Infrastructure Plan (NIP) aims to invest INR 111 lakh crores in infrastructure over the next five years, wit...
- Indian govt should discourage sales of bigger vehicles, SUVs: David Ward of Global NCAPSpeaking at the road ministry event on Tuesday, Ward said India has one of the highest fatal road accidents and hence should avoid going th...
- Govt planning free cashless treatment for road accident victims across the countryThe Union Ministry of Road Transport & Highways (MoRTH) is set to introduce free cashless medical treatment for victims of road accidents a...
- Cashless medical treatment for road accident victims in 3-4 months: Road SecretaryThe MoRTH in India plans to roll out cashless medical treatment for all road accident victims nationwide within the next three to four mont...
- India launches digital TIR with Iran for smooth functioning of INSTCThe TIR system is an international road transport system which plays an important role in facilitating cross border trade flow, adding cons...
- Tyres need to meet standards for rolling resistance, wet grip, rolling sound emissions from OctoberAs per the MoRTH notification, all existing tyre design will have to comply with wet grip and rolling resistance standards from next April ...
- Road accident scenario 'more serious' in India than COVID-19 with 415 deaths daily: Nitin GadkariIndia accounts for the highest road accidents globally, with 1.5 lakh people being killed and more 3.5 lakh crippled annually.
- Align type-approval norms for retro-fitment of LPG/CNG kits with European laws: IndustryIndia Auto LPG Coalition, the apex body of autogas sellers in India, has written to Dinesh Tyagi, Director International Centre for Automot...
- Retail Inflation above 6% in June, economists expect further rate cutsInflation, as measured by the CPI, was 6.09% in June, up from 5.84% in March, the last official headline inflation number released by the g...
- Government gives nod for standardisation in vehicle dimensions as per global normsAs per the amendments, two-wheelers can have a length of maximum 4 meter and height of 2.5 meter. Three-wheelers height has been increased ...
- Airlines must file outbound passenger data in single formatThe directive, effective May 15, means airlines have to furnish such information only in the said format and not in the one as prescribed b...
- Pakistan, European Union to increase cooperation against terrorismThe fourth EU-Pakistan Political Counter-terrorism dialogue was held in Islamabad under the framework of the EU-Pakistan 5-year Engagement ...
- Govt sets up panel for safety features in new vehiclesGovernment has constituted a panel for introducing certain safety features in new vehicles, and is taking steps towards harmonising safety ...
- India, Pakistan review implementation of existing bilateral CBMsThe last expert-level meetings on Conventional and Nuclear Confidence Building Measures were held on December 26-27, 2011 in Islamabad.
- Countries can turn down India's intl driving licenceThe Centre got a surprise recently when a senior United Nations official pointed out that other countries were not legally obliged to recog...
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