E20 Ethanol Petrol Price Debate, Ram Mandir Theft Probe, Mumbai Tree Falls & Satluj Movie Take Down
This India Today 'Five Live' broadcast features a ground report on the impact of ethanol-blended petrol in India, analyzing the transition to E20 and E25
This India Today 'Five Live' broadcast features a ground report on the impact of ethanol-blended petrol in India, analyzing the transition to E20 and E25 fuel targets. Despite initial projections of lower fuel prices, consumers continue to pay high rates, reporting reduced vehicle mileage while officials cite high crude oil costs amid the West Asia crisis. In Mumbai, monsoon rains have triggered over five hundred tree collapses linked to road concretization, leading to school closures, alongside reports of nationwide landslides.
Meanwhile, an investigation into the Ayodhya temple donation scandal in Uttar Pradesh has exposed theft by staff members and institutional failures, resulting in the removal of top officials. Additionally, the program covers the Supreme Court's decision on the Karur stampede case, the removal of a Diljit Dosanjh movie from ZEE5 over national security concerns, and an ongoing Delhi police investigation into the death of a newly married woman following allegations of dowry harassment by her in-laws.
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