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Co-driver Airbag Compulsory For India-Made Cars From Aug 31
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH) has announced that dual front airbags will be mandatory for all cars manufactured in India from August 31. For the new models that will enter the Indian market, the rule will be effective from April 1 itself. Currently, co-driver airbag is an optional feature that has been provided by some car brands. With the new rule in place, revision of car prices is also expected.
Tags: MoRTH, Cars, Road Safety, Central Government
Courtesy: India Today
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Road Ministry Partners With IIT-R For Research In Highways Sector
To focus and improve research and development in the highways sector, the IIT Roorkee has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Union Road Transport Ministry. Reportedly, the MoU will allow the institution to catalyse innovation and help in resolving issues in the sector through scientific means. A faculty at the IIT-R said, "This MoU provides an opportunity for IIT-R to work on contemporary challenges in the Highway sector".… read-more
Tags: MoRTH, IIT Roorkee, Manoranjan Parida, R&D Activities
Courtesy: Times Now
