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  • Your next interstate bus could soon be electric; govt plans to scale up charging infra along key routes

    The Indian government plans to introduce electric buses on long-distance routes to accelerate the country's green mobility shift. The plan focuses on interstate passenger transport, with an estimated 1.25-1.45 million buses operating on intercity or interstate routes. The shift to electric buses will reduce emissions and improve the viability of buses over long routes. Incentives are being planned to catalyze the shift towards electric buses.

    your next interstate bus could soon be electric govt plans to scale up charging infra along key routes
  • Diesel, petrol export revenues dip 20% to USD 33 bn in 2023-24

    India's exports of diesel and petrol fell by a fifth year-on-year to USD 33 billion in 2023-24 due to declining international prices. Diesel generated the largest share of export revenues for Indian refiners, accounting for USD 22 billion of the USD 48 billion earned by exports of refined fuels. The war in Ukraine and Western sanctions on Russia caused fuel prices to rise, boosting export earnings for Indian refiners.

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  • New MSME payment clause in I-T Act: Supreme Court tells traders to move HC

    On Monday, the Supreme Court declined to address a plea filed by various traders' associations contesting the legality of Section 43B(H) within the Income Tax Act. This section mandates that businesses settle their outstanding payments with micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) within 45 days to avail tax benefits.

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  • Plan in works to revamp goods and urban transport

    India is planning a comprehensive overhaul of its urban transportation system, aiming to merge metro and bus services while prioritizing the adoption of clean energy. The proposal also includes incentives to encourage environmentally friendly intra-city freight transport using small trucks.

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  • Ashok Leyland plans flurry of launches to boost light trucks market share

    Ashok Leyland, the Hinduja Group flagship, is set to introduce six new light commercial vehicles (LCVs) in the next year, aiming to boost its market share in the segment to 25% from the current 20%. Amandeep Singh, president of LCV, international operations, defence, and power solutions at Ashok Leyland, revealed the company's plans to launch a new model of the Dost range every alternate month, starting from this month.

    ashok leyland plans flurry of launches to boost light trucks market share
  • India new land of rising sun for auto exports

    India's auto industry attracts global players like Honda and Suzuki for exports, with a focus on quality and cost efficiency. The country's emergence as a key manufacturing hub reflects its appeal to major auto manufacturers.

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