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India s low-income frontline workers hit hard by record-high fuel prices

India’s low-income frontline workers hit hard by record-high fuel prices Reuters, CHENNAI, India Rizwanudeen, a 37-year-old worker who delivers food in the southern Indian city of Chennai, struggles to pay his rent and loan instalments at the end of every month, as he has been hit by the double whammy of higher fuel prices and fewer food orders. Millions of weekly wage earners like Rizwanudeen who make their living ferrying goods or people throughout India have been hit hard by record-high fuel prices that are among the highest in Asia, having risen by one-third in the 15 months since COVID-19 first struck the nation.

Road Ministry proposes norms to mark tyres based on fuel effiency, noise reduction, safety

Road Ministry proposes norms to mark tyres based on fuel effiency, noise reduction, safety May 21, 2021 Markings on the tyres will start from October 1 this year In a move that will allow consumers make an informed decision on purchasing tyres, the Road Transport Ministry has proposed that tyres of cars, buses and trucks shall meet requirements of rolling resistance, wet grip and noise emission, a source from Road Ministry told BusinessLine. Rolling resistance of tyres influence fuel efficiency, wet grip is related to the braking performance of tyres under wet conditions (that in turn impacts safety) and noise emission levels, explained the officer from Ministry. Markings on the tyres will start from October 1 this year. All tyres will be marked from October 1, 2022.

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