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    10 Best Umbrellas with UV Protection: Summer Essentials

    Discover the ultimate defense against harmful UV rays with our roundup of the 10 best UV protection umbrellas. From stylish designs to advanced sun-blocking technology, these umbrellas offer both style and safety for outdoor enthusiasts. Stay protected on sunny days with our expertly curated selection, ensuring you can enjoy the outdoors without compromising your skin's health.

    It’s a buy-on-dips market but we have not increased cash allocation: Abhay Agarwal

    Abhay Agarwal says "we have recently rebalanced our model portfolio, booked some profits in small and midcaps that we have over allocated to last year at the same time and redeploying them in largecaps where we see more value now. That is the only change that we have made in the portfolio. Other than that, we do not have increased cash allocation."

    Many lives of Sudha Murty: Engineer to home maker to writer to philanthropist

    Sudha Murty, the first woman in India to study mechanical engineering, has been nominated to Rajya Sabha. She co-founded Infosys with her husband Narayan Murthy. Sudha has become a popular icon known for her honest and inspiring views on life. She is also a prolific writer and philanthropist. When Sunak became the PM of the UK, Murty claimed in a video circulating online, "I made my husband a businessman. My daughter made her husband prime minister of the UK."

    ​Best car mats under 2500: Experience driving with the best floor protection

    ​Explore the pinnacle of floor protection with the best car mats under 2500. Designed to fit various vehicle models, this selection includes durable all-weather rubber mats and custom-fit carpet mats. These mats not only shield your car's interior from dirt, spills, and wear but also elevate its aesthetic appeal. Choose the best car mats for superior style, durability, and functionality, ensuring a comfortable and clean driving experience.

    Mumbai launches BEST Chalo airport express for seamless airport travel

    Mumbai launches the BEST Chalo Airport Express to improve public transportation, addressing airport travel challenges. The initiative promises seamless journeys, adhering to global service standards. Operational on four routes with plans for expansion, the service prioritizes sustainability with electric buses. Passengers can book via multiple channels for faster travel. CEO Mohit Dubey emphasizes the service's efficiency and ecological benefits, marking a milestone in Mumbai's public transportation enhancement.

    Expect Q4 to be a decent quarter in terms of growth versus Q3: Ceat CFO

    The CFO of Ceat, Kumar Subbiah, prioritizes overseas export growth, aiming to increase it from the current 18-19% of revenue share to around 25% in the next two years. To achieve this, Ceat plans to launch passenger car radial tyres and truck and bus radial tyres in the US market. The company has witnessed growth in export and replacement businesses, while the OEM business was muted in the last quarter.

    • Inspiring chronicles of grandmotherland

      Every place her grandmother took her to and every activity was geared to fire her imagination about India. It worked, as the stories the child told her grandmother during this all-too-brief holiday reflected her experiences, albeit in ways that even my perceptive friend did not anticipate. And, best of all, she had the foresight to actually write down the wondrous tales that the little girl narrated, replete with elephants and conch shells, unicorns, strawberries and pink clouds.

      Delhiites will soon be able to 'book' a bus as govt notifies premium aggregator scheme

      The scheme calls for a modal shift in public transportation for intra-city bus journeys. The buses that will come to be a part of the initiative will have exceptional quality, comfort, and reliability, and will lead to a reduction in congestion and air pollution, the government said.

      Last diesel-run double-decker bus of Mumbai drives into history

      Mumbaikars bid farewell to the last diesel-run double-decker bus of the Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST) undertaking, marking the end of an era. The bus, which had been in operation for 86 years, made its final trip on route 415 before heading to the Marol depot. While new battery-operated double-deckers have already been introduced, three open-deck diesel-run buses used for sightseeing tours will continue operating until October 5. Commuters and bus enthusiasts gathered to say goodbye, expressing gratitude for the iconic bus and calling for a couple of them to be preserved in a museum.

      Mumbai's 200 e-double decker bus plan faces regulatory issue, Switch Mobility seeks price revision as per deal terms

      Switch Mobility is a key player in the private sector for which it is supplying single and double decker buses. “The Market of e-bus with the new PME bus Seva scheme is going to take off. JSW Steel Vijaynagar employee transport is done by our electric buses. We have tied up with Chalo. We have 20 luxury buses running in Mumbai. We have just signed a contract to supply 80 buses to Indore transport along with Chalo.”

      Mumbai to bid adieu to iconic red double-decker buses on September 15; commuters urge BEST to preserve two for display at museum

      Mumbai's iconic red double-decker buses, which have been a part of the city's public transport system for over eight decades, will be taken off the streets permanently. The decision has sparked calls from commuter groups and bus enthusiasts to preserve at least two of these historic vehicles in a museum. The double-decker buses were introduced in 1937 and have become symbolic of the city.

      Mumbai: 7 days on, strike called off by drivers of private operators hired by BEST

      Private bus operators' strike in BEST has been called off after Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde assured the employees of fulfilling their demands, including a salary hike. The agitating contractual staffers had gone on strike for seven days, with 551 out of 1,600 buses leased by BEST taken off roads.

      Mumbai: Strike by drivers of private operators hired by BEST enters day 7; 551 buses remain off roads

      Drivers of private bus operators, whose vehicles are wet-leased by BEST, continued their strike for the seventh day, resulting in over 550 of the more than 1,600 buses remaining off the roads. The drivers are protesting for salary hikes and equitable pay with BEST employees.

      Mumbai: 796 buses remain off roads as strike by drivers of private operators hired by BEST continues

      As many as 796 of the more than 1,600 buses wet leased by Mumbai's civic transport utility BEST remained off roads on Monday as drivers of the private bus operators continued their strike for the sixth day over salary hike and other demands, officials said. Sunil Vaidya, spokesperson of the Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST), said the public transport body operated 603 wet leased buses with its own drivers on various bus routes, along with operating around 1,390 of its own buses.

      Mumbai: Strike by drivers of BEST's private bus operators continues on fourth day, commuters hassled

      ​​The BEST operates buses from 27 depots across the city. The Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) - the state government's bus service operator - chipped in as it ran 104 buses from six depots of the BEST to provide relief to commuters, he said. The drivers of private bus operators launched the strike on Wednesday over the salary hike and other demands.

      Mumbai: Strike by drivers of BEST's private bus operators continues on 3rd day; more than 1,300 buses stay off roads

      ​​The protesting drivers have claimed that they did not get adequate salary hike in the last three years and find it difficult to manage household expenses. Their salaries are quite low compared to those of BEST employees, they added. The BEST has hired buses on a wet lease model under which private operators have the responsibility of the vehicle ownership, maintenance, fuel and driver costs.

      Mumbai: Drivers of more private bus operators hired by BEST join strike; over 900 buses off roads, operations at 12 depots hit

      Bus operations in Mumbai were severely affected due to the ongoing strike by drivers of private operators hired by the Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST) undertaking. As many as 921 buses of three private operators from 12 depots were off roads since morning. The operations of BEST's wet leased buses were severely hampered at various depots since more drivers joined the strike.

      Mumbai: BEST bus services affected as private bus operator's employees go on flash strike

      Several bus routes of the Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST) were affected after contractual employees of a private bus operator, SMT (also known as the Daga Group), hired by BEST, went on a flash strike at Ghatkopar and Mulund depots demanding a salary hike.

      BEST seeks Rs 3,419 cr assistance from Mumbai civic body to procure new buses

      The Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport (BEST) has requested Rs 3,419 crore from the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) to purchase 2,237 buses in phases. BEST's fleet has come down to 3,100 from around 3,500 buses, with 1,696 scrapped before the end of March and 541 more expected to be removed this financial year.

      TV Buying Guide - How to choose the right TV for the best entertainment

      Whether you're seeking a stunning 4K display for vibrant visuals or a smart TV with access to streaming services, this comprehensive guide ensures you find the best TV that elevates your home entertainment to new heights. With clear explanations and practical tips, this guide ensures you find a TV that fits your budget, complements your living space, and delivers an exceptional viewing experience.

      Mumbai witnesses heavy rains amid ‘Orange alert’; waterlogging affects train services

      Rains lashed Mumbai on Wednesday morning. The IMD has issued an 'orange' alert for the city and heavy to very heavy showers are predicted at some places during the day. Local train services came to a halt between Badlapur and Ambarnath section in Thane district adjoining Mumbai due to water-logging on railway tracks after heavy rains.

      Parts of Mumbai wake up to a sunny Monday morning; Met dept predicts moderate showers

      After days of rainfall, Mumbai experienced a sunny morning on Monday. However, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicted moderate rainfall with occasional intense spells in the next 24 hours. The city had received moderate to heavy rainfall over the last week. Despite claims of railway services running late, authorities confirmed that train services were normal on both the Central and Western Railway corridors.

      India's first AC double decker e-bus inducted into BEST fleet

      The new e-bus sports two doors and an equal number of staircases for accessing the upper decks, as compared to its conventional counterparts. The new buses will also be equipped with several other facilities like digital ticketing, CCTV cameras, live tracking, digital displays, and a panic button for emergencies, among several other things. The double-decker e-buses have the capacity to carry almost double the number of passengers as their single-decker counterparts. These new buses have a seating capacity of 65, with nearly 90-100 standing passengers.

      Top 5 travel cards that offer best discounts, forex rate for your next international trip

      You must check these travel credit cards which come with exclusive benefits. With the right travel card, you not only earn good rewards but also save on flight bookings, hotel stays, memberships, and more. Further, you can also save a significant amount on foreign exchange markup fees as some of these cards offer a lower rate compared to other avenues

      Bengalureans can soon enjoy double-decker bus rides in new e-avatar

      According to a ToI report, ​The city transport corporation is planning to purchase five e-buses from the Rs 140 crore allocated for BBMP by the Union ministry of environment, forest and climate change under the National Clean Air Programme (NCAP). Additionally, it plans to buy another five such buses with the help of Directorate of Urban Land Transport (DULT).

      Now, you can reserve a seat on Mumbai airport BEST AC buses seven days in advance. Here's how

      The buses will start from Terminal 2 or the international airport to various parts of the city. The buses are all electric and the service will be available 24x7, every one hour. Travellers can book the seat on BEST Chalo App. Seats will be allocated on the first come, first get basis.

      Heavy rains, strong winds lash Mumbai, low-lying areas inundated

      On Monday, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) had issued an 'orange' alert for Mumbai, predicting heavy to very heavy rainfall at a few places. The city started witnessing heavy rains from Monday midnight, and the intensity increased early Tuesday morning with strong winds, according to some citizens. The city recorded 51.35 mm rain in the 24-hour period till 8 am on Tuesday.

      Mumbai: BEST's first electric double decker bus likely to be in public service from September

      "The first electric double decker bus is expected to undergo some trials after delivery. Hence, it will be hit the roads for the public from September. The concerned private manufacturing company had planned an event to showcase the bus in Mumbai on Friday. It had nothing to do with BEST. However, the event has been cancelled due to some reasons," an official said.

      Bandh hits life in parts of Maharashtra; Shiv Sena claims "100 pc success", BJP slams MVA govt

      Leaders of three ruling parties - Shiv Sena, Congress and NCP - staged protests against the Lakhmipur Kheri incident, and Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut claimed the bandh was "100 per cent" successful. The opposition BJP in the Maharashtra claimed it was a state government-sponsored bandh and was unwarranted.

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