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The dark side of cricket: Why colourism in the game needs calling outSocietal norms often lead to the selective enforcement of laws, with many minor infractions overlooked. This article explores how such leni...- Vadodara accident accused blames airbags, eyewitnesses say he asked for 'another round' after mishapThe main accused in the Vadodara road accident, Rakshit Ravish Chaurasia, claims the car's airbag opened suddenly, causing the crash. The a...
- Woman killed, four injured as law student rams car into two-wheelers in VadodaraA speeding car driven by a 20-year-old law student killed a woman and injured four others in Vadodara. The incident, suspected to be a case...
- Haryana bus accident: 6 students dead, over 20 injured as school bus overturns in MahendragarhHaryana bus accident: The injured children were rushed to a hospital, he said. According to the initial the bus overturned while overtaking...
- Customer from Gurgaon orders bhang on Zomato. How Delhi police respondsBhang is a cannabis-based food product with Indian origins that is produced from the plant's leaves. In ancient India, it was included into...
- Improving road safety can save 500,000 lives a year: LancetAn analysis of data from 74 studies in 185 countries estimates that interventions to reduce speeding such as infrastructure changes and ele...
- Over 2,450 people fined for traffic violations in Delhi on Holi, Shab-e-Barat"A total of 2,456 challans were issued for various traffic violations and a majority of these were issued to motorists without helmets," an...
- On-the-spot fines now in force, Delhi's driving habits may change at lastTill now, Delhi Police was issuing just 5000-7000 challans per week due to the limited capacity of courts. The new provision may prompt Del...
- Around 4k-5k challans issued daily since new motor vehicles act came into effect: Delhi PoliceAround 4,000-5,000 challans have been issued on an average per day to the traffic violators till Friday, the officer said.
- Licences of 4 lakh Maharashtra drivers suspendedDelhi, which has the highest number of vehicles as well as road fatalities among cities, has reported less than one fourth of the license s...
- Hopeful of Road Safety Bill passage in Monsoon Session: Nitin GadkariThe draft bill, as per officials, proposes hefty penalties including Rs 10,000 for drunk driving, Rs 2,000 for speeding and Rs 1,000 for no...
- Road crash deaths should be treated as murder: ExpertsTo check such offences, the road transport ministry has readied amendments in the motor vehicle law for on-thespot suspension of driving li...
- Delhi to implement SC committee directions on road safetyDelhi Traffic Police will start implementing from this Tuesday the SC-appointed committee's directions on road safety.
- Salman Khan's lawyer Amit Desai picks holes in caseDesai said Salman's case was different than the Perreira case, as there was no liquor found, neither was he drunk, nor can it be said that ...
- Drunk drivers in Delhi may lose licence at 1st offence nowTraffic police have asked the transport department to suspend licences of first-time drunk driver as a deterrent.
- Entry to Connaught Place past 7.30pm for guests onlyTraffic officers said only those vehicles sporting a sticker issued by a restaurant or club would be allowed in CP after 7.30pm on December...
- New Motor Vehicle Bill to hold government bodies responsible for bad roadsRoad transport minister Nitin Gadkari has already said that a stronger law on the lines of UK will be brought before the parliament.
- 161 killed during Songkran festival celebration in ThailandAt least 161 people have been killed and 1,640 others injured in a number of accidents caused by drunk driving and speeding in Thailand
- 161 killed during Songkran festival celebration in ThailandAt least 161 people have been killed and 1,640 others injured in a number of accidents caused by drunk driving and speeding in Thailand.
- US Lawmakers ask smartphone makers to get rid of DUI softwareUS lawmakers have served an ultimatum on smartphone makers, Google, RIM and Apple to get rid of their software which helps drunk drivers to...
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