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China To Ban Half-Steering Wheel After Flush-Door Handles
The move to ban the 'yoke' steering wheel in cars comes following the decision to remove flush door handles from cars in the Chinese market.
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Iceland's Iconic Black Beach Hit By Severe Winter Erosion, Sand Nearly Vanished
Iceland's popular Reynisfjara Beach looks almost unrecognisable after heavy erosion and a recent landslide. Visitors can expect reduced access to caves and basalt columns along the shoreline.
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Mexican Drug Cartel Drones Trigger Laser Strike That Shut Down US Airspace
The government's ability to deal with drones that pose a threat on American soil has been questioned this week after the use of a laser designed to shoot down drones near the border in Texas led to the abrupt closure of the airspace over El Paso
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Aviation Watchdog Puts Stricter Breath Analyser Test Norms In Place For Pilots
Aviation safety regulator DGCA has put in place stricter breath analyser test requirements for pilots, wherein those found repeatedly violating the norms could even face cancellation of their pilot license, according to a source.
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Parents Flying IndiGo With Infant Struggle For Adjacent Seats, Call Up Airline. What Happens Next
In a statement, IndiGo said that seat selection options may vary based on aircraft configuration and availability during online check-in.
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On Camera, Midair Explosion Leaves Jet Engine Shredded, Passengers Terrified
A commercial passenger flight operated by Arik Air made an emergency landing in southern Nigeria after one of its engines exploded, causing severe damage, according to officials and safety reports.
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Foreign Couple Debunks 8 'Outdated Stereotypes' About India: 'Myth vs Reality'
A foreign couple went viral, debunking stereotypes about India, addressing myths on safety, cleanliness, language, and food for global travellers.
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'Maduro Still Legitimate Head': Venezuela's Acting President Delcy Rodriguez
Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodriguez, has publicly defended Nicolas Maduro, insisting he remains the country's rightful leader despite being detained in the United States.
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"Aftermarket 2.0 Will Redefine Consumer Trust": Uno Minda's Rakesh Kher
At Automechanika Delhi 2026, we interviewed Rakesh Kher of Uno Minda, who shared insights on Aftermarket 2.0, safety, and digital transformation.
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Why This City In Turkey Has Real Cars From Accidents Propped By Its Highways
Local police in Tukey have begun installing cars that were destroyed in actual accidents along key routes as part of a road safety initiative designed to confront motorists with the real consequences of reckless driving
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China To Ban Half-Steering Wheel After Flush-Door Handles
The move to ban the 'yoke' steering wheel in cars comes following the decision to remove flush door handles from cars in the Chinese market.
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Iceland's Iconic Black Beach Hit By Severe Winter Erosion, Sand Nearly Vanished
Iceland's popular Reynisfjara Beach looks almost unrecognisable after heavy erosion and a recent landslide. Visitors can expect reduced access to caves and basalt columns along the shoreline.
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Mexican Drug Cartel Drones Trigger Laser Strike That Shut Down US Airspace
The government's ability to deal with drones that pose a threat on American soil has been questioned this week after the use of a laser designed to shoot down drones near the border in Texas led to the abrupt closure of the airspace over El Paso
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Aviation Watchdog Puts Stricter Breath Analyser Test Norms In Place For Pilots
Aviation safety regulator DGCA has put in place stricter breath analyser test requirements for pilots, wherein those found repeatedly violating the norms could even face cancellation of their pilot license, according to a source.
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Parents Flying IndiGo With Infant Struggle For Adjacent Seats, Call Up Airline. What Happens Next
In a statement, IndiGo said that seat selection options may vary based on aircraft configuration and availability during online check-in.
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On Camera, Midair Explosion Leaves Jet Engine Shredded, Passengers Terrified
A commercial passenger flight operated by Arik Air made an emergency landing in southern Nigeria after one of its engines exploded, causing severe damage, according to officials and safety reports.
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Foreign Couple Debunks 8 'Outdated Stereotypes' About India: 'Myth vs Reality'
A foreign couple went viral, debunking stereotypes about India, addressing myths on safety, cleanliness, language, and food for global travellers.
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'Maduro Still Legitimate Head': Venezuela's Acting President Delcy Rodriguez
Venezuela's acting president, Delcy Rodriguez, has publicly defended Nicolas Maduro, insisting he remains the country's rightful leader despite being detained in the United States.
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"Aftermarket 2.0 Will Redefine Consumer Trust": Uno Minda's Rakesh Kher
At Automechanika Delhi 2026, we interviewed Rakesh Kher of Uno Minda, who shared insights on Aftermarket 2.0, safety, and digital transformation.
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Why This City In Turkey Has Real Cars From Accidents Propped By Its Highways
Local police in Tukey have begun installing cars that were destroyed in actual accidents along key routes as part of a road safety initiative designed to confront motorists with the real consequences of reckless driving
