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Claudio De Martino, BMW’s vehicle technology team leader, told Mirror Motorcycling: “Our brief was to take the predecessor model – which has been a dominating force in all disciplines for 10 years – and significantly improve on its performance. … [Read more...] about BMW S1000RR review: The latest version of the super superbike is, well, quite superb

NEW DELHI: Tata Motors said on Friday the high cost involved in developing a diesel engine for small vehicles complying with upcoming emission rules would not justify the investment required, because it would increase the price of such vehicles and hurt demand. The comment from the country’s largest vehicle maker by revenue comes a day after car market leader Maruti Suzuki said it would stop selling diesel-powered vehicles from April 2020, when the Bharat Stage-VI emission rules take effect, citing the high cost involved to upgrade diesel engines to meet the regulations. India’s No.2 carmaker Hyundai Motor India, and the local units of Toyota Motor and Ford Motor, however, said they wold continue to offer diesel vehicles in India, despite the cost involved in complying with the upcoming rules. “The introduction of BS-VI will make the compliance expensive, particularly for small diesel cars,” Mayank Pareek, president of the passenger vehicles business unit at … [Read more...] about Small diesel engine no longer cost effective: Tata Motors

NEW DELHI: Raj Sehgal, owner of the three-star Wet ‘n’ Wild Hotels & Resorts in Gurgaon, India’s first water resort that he claims helped shape the short weekend trip culture in the National Capital Region, now wants to shut shop after the Covid-19 outbreak-induced slowdown hit business hard.“We want to close the hotel and use it for some other business now. We don’t see survival in hospitality,” said Sehgal, who wants to change his land-use agreement. “We have 13 acres of land and the resort is spread over 5.5 acres. No one wants to invest in hotels, so we are hoping the government allows us to do some other business in the hotel premises like serviced apartments.”Hotel owners across India, facing bleak prospects or weighed down by debt, are considering shutting down their hotels and getting the land-use arrangements changed so that they can switch to other businesses like residential services, office spaces or even retail.Consulting … [Read more...] about Many hotels may soon find other uses for properties

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The tragic demise of Bollywood star Sushant Singh Rajput has sent shockwaves around the country. As the nation struggles to come to terms with the loss of the actor, an old video of Rajput, from the year 2016, speaking at the Shailesh J. Mehta School of Management, IIT Bombay, is going viral on the Internet for all the right reasons. In the video, the late actor can be seen talking about his journey from being an engineer and a civil services aspirant to becoming an actor in Bollywood. Rajput also shared what it was like growing as a shy, introverted kid and chasing happiness. Also Read: Unable to bear shock, Sushant Singh Rajput’s sister-in-law passes away as actor’s last rites were being performed The actor began his speech by talking about his introversion, stage fright and how he still struggles to speak at events. ‘So, excuse me if I falter. Excuse me, if I don’t make sense. Excuse me, if I get a panic attack right now. But I’ll try my … [Read more...] about This 2016 video of Sushant Singh Rajput at IIT reveals actor’s persona, and how he kept it real in B-town