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UPSRTC begins retrofitting diesel buses into electric vehicles, aiming for cleaner, safer, and cost-effective public transport in Uttar Pradesh.
India plans to make sound alert systems mandatory for slow-moving electric 2- and 3-wheelers to enhance pedestrian safety through a new transport rule.
India explores isobutanol as a cleaner diesel alternative for tractors and construction machines, supporting sustainable fuel and emission goals.
Insure your Kharif crops under PMFBY 2025 and get protection against natural disasters with affordable premium rates.
MG Group unveils TIGRA, a super-premium intercity coach, and launches a new corporate identity at its Bengaluru event. Built at Belagavi, TIGRA targets both Indian and global markets with top-end comfort and design.
Tata Motors has launched the ACE Pro mini truck in Delhi at ₹3.99 lakh. It comes in Petrol, Bi-Fuel, and Electric types, and is built strong with useful features and a price that suits small businesses.
Mahindra introduces mLIFT Precision Hydraulics in 3 tractors made at its Jaipur plant for Rajasthan farmers.
Timely rains and increased Kharif sowing drive rural tractor sales up 8.68% in June 2025.
Indian CV makers, such as Tata Motors and Ashok Leyland, are promoting electric, hydrogen, and LNG trucks as the government aims to lower logistics costs and reduce freight emissions.
Sonalika celebrated its Annual Manufacturing Day 2025, showcasing team efforts, innovations, and improved quality at the Hoshiarpur plant.
Force Motors records 13.16% growth in June 2025 sales, driven by strong domestic performance, while export sales remain steady.
The 26th installment of the Ladli Behna Yojana will be released early in July 2025 with ₹1500, offering festive support ahead of Raksha Bandhan.
Construction equipment sales rose in June 2025, with strong growth from Liugong, CASE, and Tata Hitachi despite JCB’s decline.
FADA’s June 2025 sales report shows 6.68% YoY growth in three-wheeler sales, with strong performance by Bajaj, Mahindra, and TVS. The passenger and goods segments lead the recovery.
The government has introduced cheaper and effective alternatives to DAP fertilizer for the ongoing Kharif season, ensuring timely supply to farmers.
