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BS-VII Emission Norms for New Cars and SUVs from April 2029

The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways plans to implement stricter BS-VII emission standards for new cars and SUVs starting April 1, 2029. The rollout will occur in three phases over six years: April 2029, April 2031, and April 2035. These norms will limit pollutants like nitrogen oxides, hydrocarbons, and particulate matter, without affecting existing vehicles, including BS-VI compliant ones.

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Health

Health Workers Use AI Tool to Address Drinking Taboos

Health workers have introduced a new AI tool to help tackle social taboos surrounding drinking. This innovative approach aims to improve communication and awareness about alcohol consumption, breaking down barriers that prevent open discussion. The tool supports health initiatives by providing data-driven insights and personalized guidance to communities affected by drinking-related issues.

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Technology

Cyberleek Halts GTA 6 Full Build Leak Plans

Cyberleek, the group behind several GTA 6 leaks, has decided to call off plans to release the full build of the game, including the story mode. Previously, they leaked the game's ending and NSFW videos of a character named Lucia. The decision comes amid ongoing controversy and threats to release more content before the official launch.

Mezha·

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Technology

Most Online Communities Avoid Politics, Prefer to Stay Apolitical

A Pew Research Center study finds that most online communities rarely focus on politics. Many members believe that political discussions should remain limited or absent to maintain harmony and avoid conflict. This trend reflects a preference for keeping online spaces neutral and focused on shared interests rather than divisive political topics.

Pew Research Center·

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Science

NASA's Perseverance Rover Sets 45 km Driving Record on Mars

NASA's Perseverance rover has set a new record by driving 45 kilometers on Mars, the longest distance covered by any rover on the planet. The car-sized rover autonomously traveled 90% of this distance, marking a significant achievement in space exploration and robotic mobility on the Martian surface.

Amar Ujala·

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Politics

Abhijit Deepak Responds to Mary Milben's US Funding Claims on CJP

Abhijit Deepak addressed claims made by American singer Mary Milben that the Citizens for Justice and Peace (CJP) is receiving funding from US donors. Milben alleged that if CJP fails, American donors would withdraw support. Deepak challenged these accusations, which also included conspiracy comparisons to Nepal, clarifying the truth behind the funding allegations.

ABP News·

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