World Car Free Day

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Wednesday rides a bicycle along with his cabinet colleagues and MLAs from his residence to the secretariat in Chandigarh to observe World car-free day.

On occasion of World Yoga Day, 2021, here's a quick refresher on de-stressing when driving a car on Indian roads.

Singaporean authorities have planned a "car-free Sunday" zone from February to better promote a car-lite the country, the media reported today

The highlight on the morning of Gurgaon's first car-free Tuesday was police commissioner Navdeep Singh Virk riding a bicycle on magically empty roads in a city where mile-long jams are the norm. And this was rush hour.

Lebanon was holding a day of mourning today after a car bomb killed at least 22 people in a Beirut stronghold of Shiite group Hezbollah, which backs Syria's embattled president.

International journalists were freed from the Rixos Hotel in Tripoli today, after being held for five days by armed men loyal to Muammar Gaddafi. The dozens of journalists were taken in Red Cross cars and vans to another Tripoli hotel, where they hugged friends and colleagues, many crying. The International Committee of the Red Cross was talking to...

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Wednesday rides a bicycle along with his cabinet colleagues and MLAs from his residence to the secretariat in Chandigarh to observe World car-free day.

On occasion of World Yoga Day, 2021, here's a quick refresher on de-stressing when driving a car on Indian roads.

Singaporean authorities have planned a "car-free Sunday" zone from February to better promote a car-lite the country, the media reported today

The highlight on the morning of Gurgaon's first car-free Tuesday was police commissioner Navdeep Singh Virk riding a bicycle on magically empty roads in a city where mile-long jams are the norm. And this was rush hour.

Lebanon was holding a day of mourning today after a car bomb killed at least 22 people in a Beirut stronghold of Shiite group Hezbollah, which backs Syria's embattled president.

International journalists were freed from the Rixos Hotel in Tripoli today, after being held for five days by armed men loyal to Muammar Gaddafi. The dozens of journalists were taken in Red Cross cars and vans to another Tripoli hotel, where they hugged friends and colleagues, many crying. The International Committee of the Red Cross was talking to...