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New Delhi: Indian auto sector is one of the most challenging market places in the world. The customers aspire to great design, fuel efficiency and reliability at a budget price. The automobile manufacturers have been providing this, but the concern towards safety was somewhere neglected. The Zee Business news team always gives more importance to passenger safety and the news impact has come out. The Ministry of road transport has proposed to make the front airbags (driver and passenger) mandatory in India. The law ministry has accepted this proposal and has given a green signal for front airbags as a standard fitment. As of now, only driver's seat airbags is compulsory for all passenger vehicles in India. Passenger safety is a crucial topic and it needs to be dealt with utmost attention. The number of accidents and deaths in a car accident is a huge concern and airbags are a step in minimizing them. The airbags will be mandatory from April 1, 2021, in India. The final ... » Learn More about Big Update: Airbags for front passenger seats mandatory from April 1, know more

New Delhi: Actress Sara Ali Khan shared an adorable picture with her baby cousin sister, Inaaya Naumi Kemmu. In the photo, Inaaya can be seen sitting on big sister Sara Ali Khan’s lap. Sara captioned the photo as, “Sister to sister we will always be, a couple of nuts off the family tree.” Innaya is the daughter of Sara’s paternal aunt Soha Ali Khan and husband Kunal Khemmu. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sara Ali Khan (@saraalikhan95) The photo is from Sara’s father, actor Saif Ali Khan's home. Sara visited her father and actress Kareena Kapoor Khan after the couple welcomed their second child together. Sara was papped taking gifts for her newborn half brother and Kareena Kapoor. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Viral Bhayani (@viralbhayani) Sara Ali Khan is the daughter of actor Saif Ali Khan ... » Learn More about Sara Ali Khan shares an adorable pic with Soha Ali Khan’s daughter Inaaya Kemmu

New Delhi: Attempts to take over Jet Airways, which has been shut due to losses, have intensified. The winning bid was made by Jalan-Kalrock consortium, owned by Murari Lal Jalan, an Indian-origin businessman based in Dubai. Are the infamous Gupta brothers of South Africa secretly buying Jet Airways? According to information received by Zee News, the resolution plan given by the Jalan-Kalrock consortium to the CoC of Jet Airways could be misleading. It appears that the infamous Gupta brothers of South Africa could be behind the purchase. Murari Lal Jalan has a family as well as a business relationship with the brothers Ajay, Atul and Rajesh Gupta. Murari Lal Jalan's niece Shivangi Jalan was married to Atul Gupta's son Shashank Singhal in 2019. Shivangi Jalan's father Vishal Jalan is the brother of Murari Lal Jalan. The Gupta brothers are facing serious allegations of corruption in South Africa. They have been accused of obtaining government contracts through ... » Learn More about Jet Airways deal will put country’s airports at risk, read this exclusive report from Zee News

LONDON Mikel Arteta says he is fully focused on doing “much better” at Arsenal after he was linked with the Barcelona manager’s job . Reports surfaced in Spain this week claiming presidential candidate Joan Laporta was eyeing a move for Gunners boss Arteta if he won the race to return to Barca . It was during his previous spell in the role that Laporta appointed Pep Guardiola as the head coach and ushered in an era of sustained success. Manchester City and took over as Arsenal manager in December 2019. Having come through the famed La Masia academy at Barca, Arteta is now said to be on a managerial shortlist for Laporta, should he be elected on March 7, although sources close to the campaign have reportedly distanced themselves from a move for the 38-year-old. “There is always going to be speculation when there are elections in Barcelona, it’s a huge team,” Arteta said on Wednesday when asked about being linked to the job, currently occupied by Ronald ... » Learn More about Arsenal boss Arteta dismisses Barcelona speculation

A win or a draw for India will secure the series and a place in the Test championship fi nal while a win for England would seriously complicate matters for the hosts, and help Australia While the debate over the pitch has taken the centre stage in the ongoing Test series between India and England, Virat Kohli ’s men will be setting their eyes on only one thing -- securing a spot in the World Test Championship ( WTC ) final -- when they take the field for the fourth and final Test which begins here at the Narendra Modi Stadium from Thursday. India only needs to draw the final Test against Joe Root ’s men in order to seal a spot in the WTC final where will then take on New Zealand at the Lord’s from June 18-22. Chennai . In the last Test played with the pink ball in Ahmedabad, India registered a 10-wicket win within two days. Bowlers from both sides delivered stand-out performances in the game as 30 wickets fell within a little over five sessions in the third ... » Learn More about India face last hurdle to WTC final

(Subscribe to our Today's Cache newsletter for a quick snapshot of top 5 tech stories. Click here to subscribe for free.) Next year, Alphabet Inc's Google plans to phase out technology in its Chrome browser that lets other companies track users' web browsing . But that does not mean you will see irrelevant ads, or that the pair of shoes you have been eyeing will stop following you around the web. Here is why Google is making the move, the backlash it has generated and how advertisers plan to personalise ads even after the company kills off a technology known as third-party cookies. Privacy concerns Severe data breaches early last decade led to ground breaking privacy laws, in place since 2018 in the European Union and California, that impose significant fines on violators. The laws ushered an end to the era of big tech companies tracking users' every move - often without permission - and sharing that data however they wanted with other businesses. Google, Apple Inc, ... » Learn More about How brands will target ads to you after the death of browser cookies

The Altroz is a striking looking hatchback with ample space offering an excellent ride and handling balance; a fly in the ointment was the sole petrol engine on offer. Now however, there is a new turbo-petrol which promises improved performance. So what is it like? On paper it certainly delivers. Power is bumped up to 110hp while torque has risen from 113Nm to 140Nm. Coming to its performance, there is good news and bad. The good bit is that the extra power is certainly apparent — the car no longer feels underpowered. Demand more, however, and it will leave you wanting. The trouble is that, while performance is an improvement over the naturally aspirated unit, it is still not as strong as some other small displacement turbo-petrols. Also, the Altroz uses indirect or port injection, which is not as sophisticated as the direct-injection turbo-petrols of its rivals. Riding the torque wave Look at the Altroz Turbo as a more powerful version of the regular Altroz and it starts ... » Learn More about The Altroz iTurbo is a combination of power and performance

The new Mercedes-Benz GLE Coupé has been launched in India, in high-performance AMG 53 guise. The second-gen model has grown in size and price, but also packs more in tech, and a new mild-hybrid 3.0-litre, in-line six, twin-turbo petrol engine. So, can it recreate the success its predecessor? The GLE 53 Coupé looks sharper and more attractive than the outgoing 43 and has massive road presence. The shovel-like nose makes it instantly recognisable as a GLE, and while styling is similar to the standard SUV, the roof-line dips from the B-pillar onwards ending in an integrated spoiler on the tailgate to give that coupé profile. The 53 also gets aggressive design elements such as the AMG ‘Panamericana’ grille, power bulges on the bonnet, and quad exhaust pipes. Inside, the GLE 53’s cabin is in line with the standard GLE, but with a lot more pizazz and character. The dashboard looks a tad special due to the carbon-fibre trim and other sporty touches. The cabin feels big and airy, and the ... » Learn More about Mercedes-Benz GLE 53 Coupé: Nine-speed gearbox, plenty of kit, and strong performance

Euler Motors on Thursday raised INR 30 crore as part of its ongoing Series A round, led by the present investors, Inventus India and Jetty Ventures. Investor Sujeet Kumar, co-founder of Udaan, also participated in this round, along with new investors Srinivas Anumolu and K Ganesh from Growth Story. Euler Motors will use the fund to set up a new production facility, for R&D activities, and for the expansion of charging and servicing infrastructure, the company said in a statement. Euler Motors has so far raised INR 50 crore in its series A fund-raise and has raised nearly INR 65 crore since the company’s inception. The company said that investment is significant as it comes when the company is gearing up to launch its first electric cargo three-wheeler in the second half of 2021 and expand to new markets in the country. “Our company demonstrated extreme resilience during the pandemic and is now all set for the next phase of growth. I am delighted that our present ... » Learn More about Euler Motors raises INR 30 crore as part of ongoing Series A funding

U.S. domestic consumption of natural gas will peak around 2030 but rising pipeline and liquefied natural gas ( LNG ) exports should keep demand for the fuel growing through 2050, Matthew Palmer, senior director at IHS Markit , said on Wednesday. Moving that gas from the states where it is produced to places were it can be consumed or exported, however, will become increasingly challenging, Palmer said at IHS Markit's CERAWeek conference. He said IHS Markit does not expect any new big interstate gas pipes to be built after the $5.8 billion-$6.0 billion Mountain Valley pipeline from West Virginia to Virginia enters service, expected earliest by the end of the year. "The challenges in the court system and the expense of building these infrastructure projects have made them very difficult to proceed with," Palmer said. Mountain Valley is one of several U.S. oil and gas pipelines delayed in recent years by regulatory and legal fights with states and environmental groups ... » Learn More about CERAWEEK-Exports to drive U.S. natural gas demand growth, but pipelines needed