Pink Line Still Not Open, So Bengaluru Residents Hold Their Own ‘Inauguration’ | Bengaluru-news News

Last Updated:September 29, 2026, 14:09 IST Pink balloons, a ribbon-cutting ceremony and no official dignitary, frustrated commuters in Bengaluru have found their way to draw attention to the wait for the city’s Pink Line With the latest September 2026 target approaching, residents’ symbolic ribbon-cutting has put the spotlight back on a question commuters along Bannerghatta…

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Mumbai Local Train: 48 Commuter Groups Push For More Tracks, Meet Ravindra Chavan With Key Demands | Mumbai-news News

News cities mumbai-news Mumbai Local Train: 48 Commuter Groups Push For More Tracks, Meet Ravindra Chavan With Key Demands Last Updated:September 29, 2026, 14:39 IST Commuter organisations seek quicker work on Kalwa-Airoli link, additional tracks, new shuttle services and upgraded signalling across the Mumbai-Thane network The meeting comes amid continued demands from Mumbai and Thane…

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Ekurhuleni killings: South Africa’s President Ramaphosa orders crackdown on unsafe streets to keep women safe

Admitting the government has not done enough in recent years to prevent gender-based violence, he announced a new wave of measures to help protect women and girls. “Every municipality must begin a women’s safety audit without delay,” he said. “High-risk areas must be identified” and addressed. “These audits must identify broken streetlights, overgrown public spaces,…

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In 1941, Henry Ford introduced an experimental soybean car that used plant-based plastic body panels and challenged the future of steel automobiles |

Long before “bio-based materials” entered the lexicon of the car industry, Henry Ford was trying to answer a different question. Could farms supply more than food? Could fields also provide the raw materials for manufacturing? That idea reached its most unusual expression in the summer of 1941, when Ford unveiled an experimental vehicle with a…

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