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It's that of the year again when the sky all colours and not just blue, and so are you. The auspicious festival of holi allows you to let your hair down and get in on the fun with friends and family. As much as we'd like you to have fun of the festivities, there are a few things you need to take care about, which includes to not waste water and to ensure you don't make mess of your car or motorcycle. With colours flying all over and so will water, it is likely that your car will look a lot like abstract art on wheels, instead of being the prized possession you want it to be. Fret not, there's still time and you can take these precautions to protect your vehicle this holi.

The TVS Young Media Racer Program is an initiative for media professionals to experience the thrill of racing. Here's how the qualifying session unfolded.

Manned, pressurized rovers will be an important element supporting human lunar exploration, which has been envisioned to fall into place by 2030. This lunar rover from Toyota will likely be ready by 2029.

The award recognizes his accomplishment in taking two declining, regionally-focused companies and forging them into one profitable global entity. In addition, he spun off Ferrari as a highly successful separate business, solidifying the future of that iconic brand.

We joined the TVS Apache Owners Group in Bhutan for the manufacturer's first international customer ride as we explored the Land of the Thunder Dragon astride the TVS Apache RR 310 and the TVS Apache RTR 200 4V.

So after the BS6 transition is complete at Mahindra, the company will change its focus back to product. New generations of the three bestsellers are expected to roll out in relatively quick time.

Remember, at the end of the day, for less than Rs 3 lakh, you are getting a 650 cc, parallel twin, smashing looking retro motorcycle that will put a smile on your face every time you go out and ride.

A recent study has revealed that the overall helmet compliance level for two-wheeler users in Ahmedabad has doubled in just one year. The study conducted by Ahmedabad-based CEPT, reveals that the in last one year, the percentage of helmet users has gone up from about 25 per cent to 52.3 per cent in the city.