indias first hydrogen powered truck

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari declared that petrol and diesel vehicles have no long-term future in India, urging the auto industry to accelerate its shift to cleaner fuels like biofuels, CNG, LNG, and electric powertrains. Pilot projects for hydrogen-powered mobility are underway, with hydrogen hailed as the "fuel of the future.

Mahanagar Gas Limited has appointed Praveer Kumar Srivastava as its new Managing Director. With over three decades of experience at GAIL, Srivastava brings expertise in gas processing, pipeline networks, and large-scale project execution. His focus at MGL will be on enhancing efficiency, accelerating project delivery, and leveraging technology to drive growth and sustainability.

Tragedy struck near Krishnagiri as two young men were discovered burnt to death on the roadside in separate incidents. Authorities, including the District Superintendent of Police, are on the scene, with a special team of eight inspectors formed to investigate.

Industry stalwart Ravi Pandit, co-founder and chairman of KPIT Technologies, passed away at 75 after a brief illness. A visionary in mobility technology and sustainability, Pandit also championed civic and educational initiatives. His contributions extended to policy-making, including his role in the National Green Hydrogen Mission and the HRIDAY initiative, aiming for inclusive growth through clean energy.

Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal urged India and African nations to align standards, customs, and business practices to boost bilateral trade. He highlighted the combined economic potential of the African Continental Free Trade Area and India's economy, emphasizing collaboration in integrated value chains and manufacturing, particularly in renewable energy and digitalization.

Every layer of renal care, from intelligent technology to clinical operations to post-discharge monitoring, is now built around the patient.

NTPC is preparing to submit a feasibility report to the Centre for its first nuclear energy plant, aiming to contribute to India's goal of 100 GW atomic power capacity by 2047. The company has identified land in Bihar and plans to set up 30 GW of nuclear capacity across 14 states by 2047, with initial units of 700 MW each.