New norms to limit fuel leaks, protect EV batteries in rear-end crashes | India News

In a notification, road transport ministry has also made the automotive standard, AIS-192, mandatory. (File photo) NEW DELHI: Govt has tightened norms for protection of fuel systems and electric power drive systems, with all new vehicles manufactured from April 2029 onwards required to comply with the new standards, a move that will prevent fire in…

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Sonu Sood rents out commercial unit in Mumbai’s Versova for Rs 3.52 crores : Bollywood News

Sonu Sood has rented out a commercial unit in Mumbai’s Versova area, with the deal carrying a total rental value of Rs 3.52 crores. According to property registration documents reviewed by Square Yards, the transaction was registered in October 2026. The details were available on the Maharashtra Inspector General of Registration (IGR) website. Sonu Sood…

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Why reading interventions plateau—and why New York’s new dyslexia center won’t change that

Key points: Reading interventions can produce early gains that eventually plateau What it really takes to accelerate adolescent literacy across our district Digital detox: Reducing screen time creates space to build literacy skills For more news on reading interventions, visit eSN’s Innovative Teaching hub I’ve sat across from more than one district administrator staring at…

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Cancer Horoscope Today, October 22, 2026: If a proposal feels difficult to understand, leaving it undecided

Cancer (Jun 22 – Jul 22) Daily Prediction says, Give yourself permission to move carefully rather than trying to match somebody else’s pace. Moon in Aquarius in your eighth house all day marks Chandrashtama, calling for calm pacing and proportionate caution, not an expectation of trouble. A change of plan, incomplete information or a sensitive…

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A North Dakota farmer enrolled 35 acres of erosion-prone land in a grassland programme; planting grass instead of crops is set to earn him $150 per acre, or $5,250 every year for five years

A retired farmer in North Dakota is preparing to turn 35 acres of erosion-prone farmland into grassland, a move expected to earn him $5,250 annually for five years while helping restore the soil and create wildlife habitat. Brian Roach, who lives near Wheatland, is participating in the state Governor’s Legacy Soil Health and Habitat Program,…

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