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Fuel Pump Owners In Punjab To Shut Shops On July 29 To Protest Against High Tax Rates
Fuel pump owners in Punjab on Sunday said they will keep their petrol pumps shut on July 29 in protest against the high rate of taxes on petrol and diesel that is adversely affecting their business. Paramjit Singh, president of the Petrol Pump Dealers Association, said the fuel in Punjab is costlier than in Chandigarh and Haryana because of dispari...
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Coronavirus Lockdown: Pump Owners Seek Financial Assistance As Fuel Demand Falls
The coronavirus pandemic has hit a number of industries in India, and one of the biggest blows has been taken by the petroleum industry. India's fuel consumption in March shrank by 18 per cent, the biggest decline in more than a decade, which was a result of the nationwide lockdown that has halted economic activity and travel.
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Auto Dealers' Body Seeks Govt Intervention On UM Lohia Exit
UM Lohia, a joint venture between the Lohia Group and UM Motorcycles has ceased operations in India, leaving more than 80 dealerships and over 10,000 customers without any support.
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Tata Harrier Updated With Apple CarPlay Compatibility
Tata Motors has been updating its cars with new features from time to time and this time round it's the recently launched Harrier compact SUV that gets an update. The Tata Harrier is now offered with Apple CarPlay compatibility, according to some of the new owners of the model. The feature was missed out on the SUV at the time of launch and was onl...
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Over 800 Maruti Suzuki Ciaz Sedans Recalled To Replace Speedometer Assembly
The 2018 Maruti Suzuki Ciaz facelift has been recalled in India to inspect and replace the speedometer assembly and owner's manual in Zeta and Alpha variants of Ciaz diesel cars. The carmaker is calling this a "proactively undertaken Service Campaign" and says there is no safety concern in the affected Maruti Suzuki Ciaz units.
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Maruti Suzuki Super Carry Mini Truck Recalled In India
Maruti Suzuki India has issued a recall for its light commercial vehicle Super Carry in India. The company says that it is a voluntary recall to inspect for a possible defect in fuel pump assembly. The automaker has confirmed that a total 640 Super Carry vehicles will be covered under this recall campaign.
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Fuel Pump Owners In Punjab To Shut Shops On July 29 To Protest Against High Tax Rates
Fuel pump owners in Punjab on Sunday said they will keep their petrol pumps shut on July 29 in protest against the high rate of taxes on petrol and diesel that is adversely affecting their business. Paramjit Singh, president of the Petrol Pump Dealers Association, said the fuel in Punjab is costlier than in Chandigarh and Haryana because of dispari...
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Coronavirus Lockdown: Pump Owners Seek Financial Assistance As Fuel Demand Falls
The coronavirus pandemic has hit a number of industries in India, and one of the biggest blows has been taken by the petroleum industry. India's fuel consumption in March shrank by 18 per cent, the biggest decline in more than a decade, which was a result of the nationwide lockdown that has halted economic activity and travel.
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Auto Dealers' Body Seeks Govt Intervention On UM Lohia Exit
UM Lohia, a joint venture between the Lohia Group and UM Motorcycles has ceased operations in India, leaving more than 80 dealerships and over 10,000 customers without any support.
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Tata Harrier Updated With Apple CarPlay Compatibility
Tata Motors has been updating its cars with new features from time to time and this time round it's the recently launched Harrier compact SUV that gets an update. The Tata Harrier is now offered with Apple CarPlay compatibility, according to some of the new owners of the model. The feature was missed out on the SUV at the time of launch and was onl...
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Over 800 Maruti Suzuki Ciaz Sedans Recalled To Replace Speedometer Assembly
The 2018 Maruti Suzuki Ciaz facelift has been recalled in India to inspect and replace the speedometer assembly and owner's manual in Zeta and Alpha variants of Ciaz diesel cars. The carmaker is calling this a "proactively undertaken Service Campaign" and says there is no safety concern in the affected Maruti Suzuki Ciaz units.
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Maruti Suzuki Super Carry Mini Truck Recalled In India
Maruti Suzuki India has issued a recall for its light commercial vehicle Super Carry in India. The company says that it is a voluntary recall to inspect for a possible defect in fuel pump assembly. The automaker has confirmed that a total 640 Super Carry vehicles will be covered under this recall campaign.
