Gadkari faucets Shankar Mahadevan for 22-language street security music

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari introduced {that a} music specializing in street security, composed by Shankar Mahadevan, is about to be launched in 22 languages. This initiative goals to interact the general public and lift consciousness about street security. During the Yatra Kavach street security occasion, he emphasised the significance of spreading this music by way of social media platforms to teach individuals. Gadkari additionally urged motorists to put on seat belts whereas driving. Sunil Bansal, Chairman and Managing Director of Utkarsh India Ltd, highlighted the crucial function of street security infrastructure in decreasing accidents and saving lives, stating that clever infrastructure can considerably diminish the prevalence and influence of accidents, thereby enhancing security and effectivity.

The minister famous that India experiences round 480,000 accidents yearly, leading to roughly 188,000 deaths amongst people aged 18 to 45. He talked about that the nation loses about three p.c of its GDP as a result of these street accidents annually. Despite ongoing authorities efforts to lower fatalities from street accidents, Gadkari identified that casualties proceed to rise, attributing this pattern to a scarcity of respect and concern for the legislation among the many public.

In different information, BMW India has just lately introduced that it’ll promote its high electrical sedan, the BMW i7, on the identical value regardless of the place you’re within the nation. The value of Rs 2.05 crore contains all prices, like registration charges and taxes, making it simpler for purchasers to know what they are going to pay. 

The better part is that clients will not have to fret about paying these registration charges, as BMW India will care for them by way of its approved dealerships. This new pricing plan helps be certain that everybody pays the identical quantity, making it truthful and easy for consumers in every single place.

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