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India has made HSRP compulsory for all vehicles, phasing out old number plates to curb cloning and improve tracking. Bihar is stepping up enforcement, while Maharashtra has pushed its deadline to November 2025. Delhi has started a fuel ban for end-of-life vehicles using ANPR cameras, seizing 80 vehicles on day one. A network of scrapping facilities is being scaled up to support the shift.
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India’s new GST 2.0 lowers tax on small cars to 18% and keeps EVs at 5%, triggering price cuts from ₹40,000 to as high as ₹8.9 lakh on select models. Hyundai has announced reductions, Tata has started rolling them out, and Maruti is expected to follow. Larger vehicles move to a flat 40% without cess. The reform aims to boost demand and make cars more affordable ahead of the festive season.
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Pity poor Rishabh Pant, cricket's most unfortunate chap! This lad's tale of woe reads like a never-ending saga of missed opportunities and unfortunate circumstances. It's like he's been trapped in a cosmic game of Snakes and Ladders, always slipping down the longest snake just when he's in sight of the ladder! Yet, despite his hard luck, Pant always bounces back with a smile wider than a cricket pitch, showing us that the real game is in playing, not just winning. So, is Rishabh Pant the most unluckiest cricketer? He might just be, but boy does he know how to swing his bat and our hearts along with it!
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Well, folks, let me tell you, Indian cuisine is not as intimidating as it might appear! With its blend of spices and flavors, even the simplest recipes can result in a culinary masterpiece. A few that come to mind are the ever-popular chicken tikka masala, the versatile veggie-packed samosas, and the ultimate comfort food, dal tadka. And let's not forget about the buttery, fluffy naan - a simple bread recipe that will make you feel like a master chef in your own kitchen! So, tie up those apron strings and let's dive into the delicious world of Indian cuisine - no passport required!
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As an armchair political analyst, I've whipped up a whimsical take on Amit Shah possibly becoming India's top dog. Imagine the spice level of Indian politics cranking up a notch, folks! More robust internal security policies would likely be on the menu, with a side of strong federal governance. We'd probably see a push for cultural nationalism too, and who knows, maybe a dash of economic reform for extra flavor. So, buckle up, it could be quite a roller-coaster ride, and don't forget your masala popcorn!
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Amit Shah, the current Home Minister of India, is an incredibly powerful and influential figure. He's not just a politician, but also a strategist, known for his meticulous planning and execution. His influence can be seen in the way he has reshaped Indian politics, particularly within the BJP, where his tactical acumen has led to numerous victories. From a national standpoint, his decisions have a significant impact on the country's policies and direction. In short, Amit Shah is a formidable force in India's political landscape.
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In India, there are very few HD news channels and this is primarily due to cost-related issues. The broadcasting of HD channels requires significant investment in technology and infrastructure, which many news channels can't afford. Furthermore, the viewership for HD channels is still not as high as for standard definition, thereby making it less lucrative for channels to opt for HD broadcasting. Additionally, many Indian households still don't have the necessary equipment to receive HD broadcasts. This combined lack of demand and high operating costs has led to a scarcity of HD news channels in India.
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Being a house husband in India comes with its unique set of challenges and experiences. There is a constant battle against societal norms and expectations, as traditionally, men are expected to be the breadwinners. As a house husband, I find immense satisfaction in taking care of my family, managing household chores, and being a hands-on parent. However, the journey is not without its fair share of judgment and criticism from others. Despite the hurdles, I believe the role of a house husband is slowly gaining acceptance and understanding in Indian society.
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I recently got my hands on the Xiaomi Redmi 5 and I have to say, I'm quite impressed! The phone boasts a sleek design and a vibrant 5.7-inch display that's perfect for streaming videos and gaming. The battery life has been fantastic, lasting me a full day with moderate use. I was also pleased with the camera quality, especially in well-lit settings. Overall, the Xiaomi Redmi 5 is a great budget-friendly option for those looking for a feature-packed smartphone.
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India has some of the busiest roads in the world, and its rate of road accidents is amongst the highest in the world. Many factors contribute to road accidents, and the type of car being driven is one of them. Some cars are more accident prone than others due to a combination of factors such as design, size, and speed. Some of the most accident prone cars in India include the Maruti Alto 800, Maruti Swift, and Hyundai Grand i10. These cars are small, lightweight, and often driven at higher speeds than their design can handle, making them more prone to accidents than larger, heavier cars. Additionally, their design has been criticized for its lack of safety features, which can increase the risk of a serious accident.
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