One out of nine injured soldiers lost his life in terrorists attack on SSB patrol party returning from duty in Zakura in Jammu and Kashmir. The Army has launched massive search operation to hunt down hiding terrorists.

Hours after petrol and diesel prices were hiked on Tuesday night, the Union Government also raised the cost of non-subsidised cylinder by Rs 21 per unit. This comes after a sharp hike has been registered in global oil market.

With growing uncertainty over diesel as fuel, buyers have now inclined towards investing their money on Petrol SUVs.

On a day when Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government completes one year of being elected as the major party, petrol and diesel prices witnessed a hike of Rs 3.13 and Rs 2.71 respectively. This was second hike in last 15 days.

Vehicles in national capital will now have a age limit attached to them

It’s only about commuters in the national capital! One must have witnessed heavy traffic on the roads and have wasted several hours in it. But, apart from time what we waste is the fuel – commonly petrol. According to a report by IIT Delhi and a US based firm, vehicles waste about 25% of the total fuel required during their commute. On an average basis, a vehicle end up wasting about 2.5 litre petrol due to traffic congestion.

In a major relief for common man prices for petrol and diesel have been slashed by 91 paise and 84 paise respectively. The prices came down as international oil rates continued to slump. The new prices will be effective all across the nation from Sunday midnight. However, overall pricing may differ from state to state as VAT and local taxes imposed by government differ from each other.

Japanese auto maker Honda has launched the brand new car Mobilio in India