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The Hindu Rough road ahead for U.S. EVs despite upbeat quarterly sales
EV sales globally are expected to rise to 16.6 million vehicles annually
The Hindu Chinese firms eye Morocco as way to cash in on U.S. electric-vehicle subsidy
At least eight Chinese battery makers announced new investments in the North African kingdom since President Joe Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act, the $430-bn U.S. law designed to fight climate change; some new China investments explicitly cite the new U.S. subsidies as a reason
The Hindu Gujarat High Court rejects State govt.’s probe report in Vadodara boat tragedy
Court orders fresh inquiry; report tries to protect the then Vadodara municipal commissioner despite the fact that the contractor was not qualified for the project, says CJ Sunita Agarwal
The Hindu The Sunday Crossword No. 3314
The Hindu A heartfelt clowning comedy on body image and friendship
It talks about women’s bodies and how their body shapes make them conscious of what they wear. It makes a statement on the ideal body type.
The Hindu Goren Bridge: High or low
The Hindu Bullet train will operate within Gujarat for now
‘Trial runs are expected to start in 2026 between Surat and Bilimora. Since the project is in a advanced stage in Gujarat, it is prudent to start commercial operations in Gujarat first and then expand services to Maharashtra as the construction work completes there’
The Hindu ‘Vanamaholsavam’ to conclude on Sunday
The Hindu Till Russia do us part? NATO at 75, an enduring alliance
The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation came into being on April 4, 1949. Writers explain the complex structure of this alliance, after it began life as the ‘Atlantic Alliance’. After NATO’s failures in Afghanistan, Russia’s aggression has given new momentum to the alliance, making it feel relevant
The Hindu Congress disrupts Rajasthan budget session over Governor’s address
The Speaker ruled that since it was the second session of the year, the Governor’s address was not required
