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Global EVs projected to reach 85 million by 2025, with India anticipating 500,000
In India, the report predicts that 500,000 EVs will be on the road by the end of 2025, including 370,000 BEVs and 129,500 PHEVs. This represents a 51 percent growth in the Indian EV market.
Read MoreMan stabbed to death after tiff in west Delhi
A man named Sanjay was beaten and stabbed to death in West Delhi’s Vikaspuri following a quarrel with local residents. Sanjay, a driver, was attacked while with his friend Manish, who managed to escape. Six individuals have been detained by police in connection with the murder.
Read MoreElon Musk becomes ‘mega donor’ to Trump’s 2024 campaign, contributing $75 million
Elon Musk has contributed $75 million to Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign through America PAC. This makes him a significant Republican mega donor. Musk’s support has uplifted Trump’s campaign, especially in key battleground states. Musk has shifted from supporting Democratic candidates to endorsing Trump. He has also appeared with Trump at a rally.
Read MoreBeats launches Kim Kardashian special edition Pill speaker
Apple’s Beats collaborates with Kim Kardashian to launch the Beats Pill – Kim Special Edition in Light Grey and Dark Grey. Priced at Rs 16,900, it features a custom grey USB-C cable, IP67 rating, Class 1 Bluetooth, up to 24-hour battery life, and improved sound with a bespoke racetrack woofer and neodymium magnets.
Read More“It’s a huge benefit”: Raiders owner Mark Davis joked that the Raiders traded Davante Adams in exchange for Tom Brady
Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis humorously quipped about trading Davante Adams to the New York Jets for Tom Brady. Brady has been approved as a part-owner, holding 5% of the franchise. Davis expects Brady to significantly influence the team’s future, especially in quarterback selection and development, amidst the changing roster dynamics.
Read MoreCyclonic storm set to make landfall on Andhra Pradesh Coast on October 17
A cyclonic storm is expected to make landfall between Puducherry and Nellore on October 17, potentially causing heavy rainfall in South Coast and Rayalaseema. Fishermen are advised to avoid the sea as wind speeds may reach 40-60 km/h. The storm’s development follows the onset of the northeast monsoon rainfall in southeast peninsular India.
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