The missing ‘reuse’ principle in India’s EV transition journey, Pg9
Expert analysis reveals India's EV policy neglects vehicle retrofitment, urging a 'reuse' principle for sustainable mobility and waste reduction.
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Expert analysis reveals India's EV policy neglects vehicle retrofitment, urging a 'reuse' principle for sustainable mobility and waste reduction.
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Government outlines comprehensive policy and regulatory framework to ensure financially sustainable, affordable, and reliable electricity supply while safeguarding consumer interests.
Investigation reveals significant conflict of interest in government's deep-tech R&D fund, raising concerns about transparency and public accountability in fund allocation.
Lok Sabha clears Bankers’ Books Evidence Bill 2026, modernizing colonial-era law for digital banking, but experts raise data privacy and digital safeguard concerns.
India surpasses 300 GW non-fossil fuel power capacity, achieving over 60% of its 2030 target, bolstering clean energy transition and Aatmanirbhar Bharat.
Government scrutinizes Meta's recommendation systems, questioning its intermediary status under IT Act's safe harbour provisions, potentially increasing platform liability.
Government clarifies UPI transactions remain free for citizens, while merchants may face nominal fees above a threshold, sparking debate on digital payment sustainability.
CSIR-CRRI demonstrates indigenous MSS+ road technology and Smart Mix Pro Automatic Plant to Rajasthan government for sustainable, cost-effective, and eco-friendly road construction.
Government clarifies UPI remains free for users, with potential nominal merchant charges for sustainability, following Payment and Settlement Systems Act amendment.
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