Union Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari on Tuesday said that the Centre's mission is to increase the turnover of the automobile industry to Rs 15 trillion within the next five years.
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Nitin Gadkeri: India to become auto manufacturing hub in next five years
Minister of Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari on Tuesday expressed hope that India will become a hub for automobile manufacturing in the next five years.
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Nitin Gadkari: India to have more EVs than conventional vehicles by 2050
Gadkari mentioned that the government plans to provide incentives to develop a procedure to retrofit existing ICE (internal combustion) engines with CNG, LNG or electric power trains.
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Nitin Gadkari asks auto firms to consider 6 airbags in cars for safety
Recently, Nitin Gadkari, Minister of Road Transport and Highways, had expressed his concern on increasing road safety and asked SIAM to consider making 6 Airbags mandatory in every car sold in India.
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MoRTH issues draft notification for E-12 and E-15 blending in petrol
The draft notification facilitates the use of 12% and 15% ethanol-blended gasoline as automotive fuels. The government has invited comments from stakeholders within a period of thirty days.
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Rawmatt Industries’ bio-CNG tractor will help farmers save fuel costs
The bio-CNG tractor is India’s first and was unveiled by Union Minister Nitin Gadkari in February. Rawmatt Industries undertakes initiatives to help farmers buy bio-CNG tractors using their Paryavaran cards.
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Nitin Gadkari urged vehicle makers to improve quality constantly
Gadkari shared his vision to achieve a 50% reduction in road accident deaths by 2025 and zero accidents and deaths by 2030. He mandated safety audits at all stages of road development to reduce accidents.
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Indian government plans electric vehicles financing industry
The government is planning to set up institutions to fund EV businesses for making electric vehicle business in India more lucrative.
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Time is perfect to introduce
The Ministry has invited comments from stakeholders within a period of 30 days. The government will approve the newly manufactured gasoline vehicles based on prevailing gasoline emission norms.
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Govt to take a stand on making flex-fuel engines mandatory in India
Nitin Gadkari mentioned that flex-fuel engines can be an alternative to customers using 100% petrol or 100% bio-ethanol. Automobile makers in Brazil, Canada and the US are producing the engines.