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Yesterday’s big news was related to petrol and diesel. The government has decided to remove all emergency restrictions imposed on the purchase of petrol and diesel from July 1. The Delhi Cabinet has approved the new electric vehicle policy on Monday, June 29. Under this, now electric cars priced up to ₹ 30 lakh in Delhi will be completely exempted from road tax and registration fees.
Before tomorrow’s big news, these are today’s headlines…
- There may be a decline in the stock market today.
- There was no change in the prices of petrol and diesel today.
Now read tomorrow’s big news…
1. Limit on sale of petrol and diesel will be removed from July 1: Commercial buyers will be able to buy fuel from retail pumps, the limit was 200 liters a day.
The government has decided to remove all emergency restrictions imposed on the purchase of petrol and diesel from July 1. After the new order, now the limit of filling only 200 liters of diesel in a vehicle in a day at petrol pumps will be removed, that is, now you will be able to fill as much diesel in your vehicle as you want.
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2. Road tax-registration free on EVs in Delhi: Rebate on vehicles up to ₹30 lakh; Petrol-CNG two-wheelers will be discontinued from 2028
The Delhi Cabinet has approved the new electric vehicle policy on Monday, June 29. Under this, now electric cars priced up to ₹ 30 lakh in Delhi will be completely exempted from road tax and registration fees. This decision has been taken to deal with the serious problem of increasing air pollution in the capital, especially during winters, and to promote cleaner transport.
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3. Home sales in June quarter lowest since January 2023: Iran war and supply chain crisis worsened sentiment; 90,715 houses sold in top-7 cities
There has been a big decline in the sales of residential houses in the country during the April-June quarter. It has reached its lowest level since January 2023. This information was given by real estate consultant firm Enrock. Buyer sentiment across the country has been affected due to uncertainty caused by the Iran war and supply chain disruptions. A total of 4,04,005 units have been sold in FY26, which is the lowest since FY23.
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4. British American Tobacco to lay off 9,000 employees this year: Took steps to reduce expenses and adopt AI; Global cigarette volume estimated to decline by 2.5%
British American Tobacco, one of the world’s largest tobacco companies based in London, is going to cut about one fifth of its total 47,000 employees this year, or about 20%. The company has announced that it will eliminate 5,500 jobs and outsource another 3,500 positions by the end of this year to reduce costs and become technology enabled, affecting a total of 9,000 employees.
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5. Bajaj Pulsar N125 discontinued in India: Company takes decision within 2 years of launch; Reason- low sales and lack of features
Bajaj Auto has discontinued its Pulsar N125 bike in India. This bike, launched in October 2024, could not even complete two years in the Indian market. The company has stopped its supply to the dealers of the country. Due to low sales the company decided to remove it from the Indian market.
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