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From novelty to necessity: How dash cams in India are becoming a standard car accessoryDashboard cameras are rapidly becoming essential for Indian motorists due to increasing road deaths and insurance disputes. The dashcam ind...- Break traffic rules with kids onboard? Drivers face double fines and licence risk under new govt proposalThe Road Transport Ministry is proposing a sharp increase in penalties for traffic violations committed by drivers with children on board. ...
- Draft framework proposes sweeping changes to transport systems for persons with disabilitiesA new draft framework proposes significant changes to transport systems, ensuring accessibility for persons with disabilities. The guidelin...
- Kicked out without warning? SEVIS terminations leave hundreds of international students in legal chaosU.S. immigration agencies face mounting legal challenges for terminating international students' SEVIS records, leading to court-granted Te...
- 50% of revoked US student visas under Trump 2.0 belong to IndiansOver 1,000 international students, primarily from India, face visa revocations and SEVIS terminations by U.S. authorities. AILA reports arb...
- Shark Tank’s Anupam Mittal finds a personal connection with an advertisement after death of his close friendsAnupam Mittal shared his personal experience on LinkedIn, emphasizing the importance of life insurance for financial preparedness. He recou...
- Oversized luggage gets first-class flight seat. Did the airline break rules? Netizens left stunnedA Reddit user claimed their husband witnessed an unusual sight on a flight from John Wayne Airport to Sacramento—another passenger’s carry-...
- Passengers had seconds to react as turbulence hit Singapore flightA Malaysian woman whose six relatives and a friend were injured on a Singapore Airlines flight hit by deadly turbulence this week said on F...
- IMF sees growth edging higher but still warns of ‘tepid twenties’Robust consumption and investment, as well as easing supply-chain problems, are among the drivers of strong growth in the US and many emerg...
- NHAI upgrades Advanced Traffic Management SystemThe National Highways Authority of India has introduced an upgraded Advanced Traffic Management System (ATMS) to enhance road safety and en...
- US stock market: S&P 500, Dow close lower after Fed minutes, inflation dataThe minutes followed a cooler-than-expected inflation report which belied stickier underlying data and cemented the likelihood of another p...
- Time to remove Covid-19 vaccine mandates?Government employment mandates involve governments requiring workers in specific industries to be vaccinated. Businesses and organisations ...
- Fines are fine: States opposing the penalties in the amended Motor Vehicles ActStates with non-BJP governments like Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan, Kerala, Odisha and West Bengal want to put the law on hold
- Parliament clears the Bill that will change the way India drivesThe Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Bill proposes huge increases in various penalties for traffic violations.
- Parliament passes The Motor Vehicles (Amendment) BillThe Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Bill proposes huge increases in various penalties for traffic violations.
- The Bill that will change the way India drives will come up in this Winter SessionThe Motor Vehicle Act (Amendment) Bill 2017 is an important legislation as it will radically change the 30-year-old law.
- No hard landing for China's economy: Chinese Premier Li KeqiangChina's contribution to global growth will not come down and the Chinese economy will continue to be a strong driving force in the face of ...
- Will Urjit Patel keep real rates high? If he doesn’t, expect a gold rush in IndiaVolatile gold prices have dampened demand until now. To avoid a significant rise in demand and price of gold, it is imperative to maintain ...
- 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.
- Why Indians should demand private investment in securing public spacesWe are not security conscious as a people and we are not making the right demand: private investment in securing public spaces.
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