The Bill that will change the way India drives

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The Bill that will change the way India drives The Rajya Sabha passed The Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Bill, 2019. The bill contains provisions that will make Indian roads safer. The Bill was passed earlier in the Lok Sabha. What you can and cannot pick from a hotel While it is unlikely that charges will be pressed against you, if the artifact is not recovered, you will most likely be charged for it. Soon, scan your face to board a flight at IGI Passengers can enrol their ID and biometric data, combined with their flight details, before entering a terminal. As they travel through the airport, they will be authenticated and verified at every stage using biometric technology. Shocking! Over 1,21,000 mt plastic waste 'slyly' imported in India The reason why such a practice was prevalent was that plastic imported by the companies from abroad was segregated and cheaper than the plastic waste produced in India. India finds an unlikely saviour in the cow A lot of cane got cut for fodder in the last one month. Farmers are more than willing to sell cane for cattle feed as it's more profitable for them. Remembering VG Siddhartha, the man who introduced coffee culture in India On Saturday, the coffee tycoon wrote a letter addressed to his 'Coffee Day' family where he apologised to them for failing as an entrepreneur and opened up about the pressure he had been dealing with. Do rich farmers need tax exemptions? The CAG has found that agricultural income of nearly Rs 500 crore was allowed as exemption in 2017-18 by the income-tax authorities without adequate verification. Want to make a wave? Start a Tiktok challenge Imagine trying out some goofy moves in the backdrop of a Gujarati song which doesn't stop going gaga over its love for a cycle! Not just this, you also need to groove to the hook step as you imitate riding a bicycle Update your skills, keep learning to stay relevant Amazon plans to retrain nearly a third of its workers in the US. This is how you can reskill yourself to adapt to new markets. Uighurs challenge China to prove missing relatives are free China's claim that "most" inmates have been released from re-education camps in its Xinjiang region has been met with anger and scepticism by the Uighur diaspora which has launched a social media campaign challenging Beijing to prove it.

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