Month: November 2019

Along with its nomination of Esteban Ocon as Rio Haryanto’s replacement starting at Spa, Manor has announced that it has offered the Indonesian its reserve “Haryanto offered ‘reserve’ status at Manor”

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an ‘red alert’ in Mumbai and other parts of Maharashtra and has warned heavy rainfall for the next “Heavy Rain Lashes Mumbai Again, Maruti Suzuki Plant In Haryana Shut + More Top News”

Kimi Raikkonen says having a two-strategy at the Italian Grand Prix was the fastest for Ferrari, though the Finn adds that it cannot be pleased “Raikkonen confident Ferrari strategy was right”

Indian and American Army soldiers participating in Exercise-“Yudh Abhyas” in America were served langar prepared by local Sikh volunteers. “Sharing of cultural values create timeless “Indian Army, US Army Personnel Served ‘Langar’ By Sikh Locals During Military Exercise”

After another dismal race result in Monza, Renault is hoping that Singapore will provide the French outfit with a dose of much needed solace, according “Solace after misery for Renault?”

A 12-year-old girl was sexually abused for over two years by 30 people, including her father. The incident came to light in Kerala’s Malappuram. The “Kerala Man Arrested For Allowing 30 Men To Rape His 12-YO Daughter For Last Two Years”

Honda is moving its resources across to its 2017 power unit development team as it nears its final upgrade this season. The Japanese manufacturer has “Honda resources moving to 2017 as final upgrade nears”

In a major setback for environmentalists and citizens trying to save the Aarey Forest in Mumbai, the Bombay High Court has ruled that the area “Setback For #SaveAarey Campaigners As Bombay HC Clears Felling Of 2600 Trees For Metro Construction”

Belgian Grand Prix promoter André Maes has revealed that 70,000 three-day tickets have already been sold for this weekend’s race at Spa-Francorchamps, with Red Bull “Verstappen-mania boosts Spa ticket sales”

In what could prove to be game changer for the ruling Aam Aadmi Party in the national capital, more than 14.64 lakh households paid a “Close To 15 Lakh People In Delhi Got Zero Electricity Bills In September Under Zero Subsidy Plan”