The lead actors from the show celebrated Navratri with their American fans.
Chinese companies have 'designed' the sugar syrup which is used to adulterate honey so that it can pass Indian laboratory tests, reveals Sunita Narain.
The Celerio VXi AMT priced at Rs 459,000 is a the best deal.
A hatch back made by Volkswagen is the only safe car among best selling four wheeler.
The new Superb gets an updated front end with LED daytime running lights, Skoda's new family grille and a newly designed bumper.
The pre-bookings of the car has already started.
Datsun vehicles will start sales in India, Indonesia, Russia and South Africa from 2014.
The 50-odd launches and unveilings at the Auto Expo are unlikely to lift the gloom off the domestic automobile industry, which has been battling declining sales for six months.
The actor seems to be in love with the new car, launched by the Tatas.
Use the opportunity to increase equity exposure because these are short-term blips.
Referring to the government's Make in India initiative, he said India has become a hub of mobile phone manufacturing, which has provided employment to 4-5 lakh youth in the last four years and has helped the country save Rs 3 lakh crore foreign exchange.
To be priced between Rs 6 - 7 lakh.
General Motors used the Auto Expo 2012 platform wisely and introduced its much anticipated MPV.
The car will also have automatic transmission.
These vehicle could soon be heading to India
Honda, Tata, Nissan have lined up amazing vehicles.
The TVS Scooty Zest aims to lure female buyers from Hero Pleasure, Suzuki Let's and Honda Activa-i
The new Renault Koleos boasts a monstrous 173 PS engine with automatic 4x4, 6-speed transmission.
Andy Murray beat Belgium's David Goffin 6-3, 7-5, 6-3 to seal Britain's first Davis Cup triumph for 79 years on Sunday in the Flanders Expo in Ghent.
'With the new DPP, there will be greater transparency and faster clearances.'
Vehicle prices have gone up as manufacturers gear up for the transition to stricter emission norm BS-VI from BS-IV beginning April 1.
Rising from a slowdown continuing for the past several quarters, Indian automobile makers are set to launch a record number of vehicles at the 12th edition of the Auto Expo from February 5.
With a price tag of Rs 53,531 (ex-showroom, Mumbai), Hero MotoCorp's Passion Pro TR sports couple of features that will make off-roading a fun and memorable experience.
Comes to India for Rs 68.5 lakh.
Vehicle sales across categories registered an increase of 4.99 per cent to 15,23,693 units from 14,51,263 units in February 2013.
Hero MotoCorp has launched the bike in four colors: white, red, blue and black. The price tag put up by the company is different for each variant. While the drum brake avatar costs Rs 55,900, the disc brake variant will cost Rs 57,900.
Over 2.5 million units of the icon were sold in its lifetime.
Property prices have declined 7-12% since October 2014.
Officials say domestic revival in this segment more difficult, as it doesn't have to do with consumer sentiment.
Hero has plans to set the Indian roads on fire with the launch of four new scooters in the next two years
The major rivals of the car include Maruti Ertiga, Chevrolet Enjoy, and Mahindra Xylo.
Ford plans on bringing in eight new models to India by 2015.
Priced under Rs 5 lakh, the bike will hit Indian roads in June.
Tata Motors have launched the Nano Twist in Mumbai. The Nano Twist, is the power steering variant of the Nano.
The car sports a gear knob and not the normal stick.
The company whose sales slumped 37 per cent in the nine months to December hopes to stem the tide with a slew of launches starting with the Zest and Bolt.
It is expected to be priced around Rs 25 lakh.
If you planning to buy Swift Dzire or Honda Amaze, postpone your purchase.
Watch out for this mean meachine as it hits the Indian roads by the end of this year
Want your car to look snazzy? Get Maruti's own custom kit for Rs 215,000.
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