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BS-VI Fuel Available From April; Vehicle Pollution To Be Down By 80-90%
Bharat Stage (BS)-VI fuel will be available in several big cities of the country, including Jaipur, from April 1 next year and the initiative will reduce vehicular pollution by 80-90 per cent, Union Environment minister Prakash Javadekar said on Tuesday.
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SC Proposes Roll Out Of BS VI Fuel By Next Year, In 13 Metros
The Supreme Court (SC) today proposed a roll out of Bharat Stage-VI (BS-VI) fuel across 13 metros by April 1, 2019. The top court directed the central government to consult the Oil Marketing Companies(OMCs) and get their reply on this proposal.
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Mercedes-Benz Will Be The First Car Maker To Launch BS VI Compatible Cars In India
Mercedes-Benz India has been on top of its game in 2017 and was the carmaker to sell the most cars during the calendar year to retain the top spot. Of course, it's looking to stretch that lead in the coming years and the only way to do that is to get ahead of the competition.
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Skipping BS-V Fuel Norms Poses Safety Risks: SIAM
SIAM believes the risk of putting an inadequately validated technology on the Indian roads will lead to safety issues in vehicles like un-intended acceleration or fires.
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BS-VI Fuel Available From April; Vehicle Pollution To Be Down By 80-90%
Bharat Stage (BS)-VI fuel will be available in several big cities of the country, including Jaipur, from April 1 next year and the initiative will reduce vehicular pollution by 80-90 per cent, Union Environment minister Prakash Javadekar said on Tuesday.
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SC Proposes Roll Out Of BS VI Fuel By Next Year, In 13 Metros
The Supreme Court (SC) today proposed a roll out of Bharat Stage-VI (BS-VI) fuel across 13 metros by April 1, 2019. The top court directed the central government to consult the Oil Marketing Companies(OMCs) and get their reply on this proposal.
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Mercedes-Benz Will Be The First Car Maker To Launch BS VI Compatible Cars In India
Mercedes-Benz India has been on top of its game in 2017 and was the carmaker to sell the most cars during the calendar year to retain the top spot. Of course, it's looking to stretch that lead in the coming years and the only way to do that is to get ahead of the competition.
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Skipping BS-V Fuel Norms Poses Safety Risks: SIAM
SIAM believes the risk of putting an inadequately validated technology on the Indian roads will lead to safety issues in vehicles like un-intended acceleration or fires.
