Vaughan urges Fleming to begin England Test role immediately, questions captaincy depth

Delhi consumer panel fines Mercedes-Benz, dealer Rs 10L for hiding car's prior billing

A Delhi consumer commission has ordered Mercedes-Benz India and dealer T&T Motors to pay a combined compensation of Rs 10 lakh to a buyer. The commission found that both parties concealed the vehicle's earlier purchase and registration history at the time of sale. The buyer discovered the discrepancy only when servicing records revealed an earlier registration date than expected. The commission ruled that withholding such information constituted an unfair trade practice. Mercedes-Benz India and T&T Motors were each directed to pay Rs 5 lakh as compensation.

Indian Railways Develops Homegrown Signal System for High-Speed Rail Corridors

Indian Railways is working on a domestically developed signalling protocol tailored for high-speed rail operations. The system, named the Bharat Train Control System (BTCS), is being purpose-built to suit Indian operating conditions. This initiative follows efforts to develop a made-in-India bullet train, reflecting a broader push for indigenous railway technology. The BTCS is intended to support the country's expanding high-speed rail corridor network.

Costa Rican man born in 1907 may be world's oldest living person at 119

José Flores, reportedly born in 1907, may be the oldest living person in the world at 119 years of age. He resides with his family at their rural home in Costa Rica, where they provide his care. Researchers attribute his remarkable longevity to his dietary habits and overall lifestyle choices. Efforts are currently underway to verify his age officially so he can receive global recognition. His case is drawing attention to broader questions about the factors behind extreme long life.

FDA asks Maharashtra schools to stop selling junk food children love