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1939 :: Mahatma Gandhi's Letter to Adolf Hitler to Prevent World War II
✅️Pic credit : @indianhistorypics
✅️Pic credit : @indianhistorypics
How #Gandhiji celebrated his last birthday? 🏠
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👆These glorious moments were captured in an article by Sailen Chatterjee who toured with Gandhiji across India during the last four eventful years of his life
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Rare unseen pics n videos of #Bapu♥️
👇Get the glimpse of #Chandigarh which is divided by sectors and united by love♥️
#stylegarh
#foodigarh
#handigarh
#sadachandigarh
#G20inchandigarh
#stylegarh
#foodigarh
#handigarh
#sadachandigarh
#G20inchandigarh
✅️Covered the above topic in today's video of "An Eye On Current Affairs", too👇👇
https://youtu.be/1jkL3i8Aew8
https://youtu.be/1jkL3i8Aew8
Future of Mobility: India’s Journey towards Net Zero
👉The Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) recently organized a highly anticipated conference on “Future of Mobility: India’s Journey towards Net Zero” in New Delhi. The event was attended by the Minister of Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari, who took the opportunity to share his thoughts on the importance of sustainable mobility for India’s future.
⭕️Current State of Affairs in India’s Energy Requirements
👉The conference emphasized the significance of transportation in a nation’s growth.
🎯It highlighted its significance as a cornerstone for infrastructure development.
🎯 In India, 85% of energy needs are met through imported fossil fuels, consuming 30% of the world’s supply and costing 1.6 trillion rupees.
🅾️ Importance of Sustainable Mobility :
👉 The future of mobility must be sustainable, both economically and ecologically, and the government is taking the necessary steps to make this a reality. Cost-effective, indigenous, and pollution-free fuels for transportation are being actively pursued, and the use of fuels such as ethanol, methanol, bio-CNG, bio-LNG, electric vehicles, bio-electric vehicles, hybrid EVs with flex fuel, and hydrogen fuel are being facilitated. ✅️
🏎️🛻Launch of India’s First Flex Engine Car :
👉Flex engines, which can run on either 100% bio ethanol or 100% petrol, hold great potential to increase agricultural income. The Minister recently launched India’s first flex engine car by Toyota and has set a target for the auto industry to develop the world’s first BS6-compliant flex engine and launch it in India.
👉The Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) recently organized a highly anticipated conference on “Future of Mobility: India’s Journey towards Net Zero” in New Delhi. The event was attended by the Minister of Road Transport and Highways, Nitin Gadkari, who took the opportunity to share his thoughts on the importance of sustainable mobility for India’s future.
⭕️Current State of Affairs in India’s Energy Requirements
👉The conference emphasized the significance of transportation in a nation’s growth.
🎯It highlighted its significance as a cornerstone for infrastructure development.
🎯 In India, 85% of energy needs are met through imported fossil fuels, consuming 30% of the world’s supply and costing 1.6 trillion rupees.
🅾️ Importance of Sustainable Mobility :
👉 The future of mobility must be sustainable, both economically and ecologically, and the government is taking the necessary steps to make this a reality. Cost-effective, indigenous, and pollution-free fuels for transportation are being actively pursued, and the use of fuels such as ethanol, methanol, bio-CNG, bio-LNG, electric vehicles, bio-electric vehicles, hybrid EVs with flex fuel, and hydrogen fuel are being facilitated. ✅️
🏎️🛻Launch of India’s First Flex Engine Car :
👉Flex engines, which can run on either 100% bio ethanol or 100% petrol, hold great potential to increase agricultural income. The Minister recently launched India’s first flex engine car by Toyota and has set a target for the auto industry to develop the world’s first BS6-compliant flex engine and launch it in India.