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With UAE summer temperatures climbing near 50°C, vehicles are at serious risk of overheating, tyre failure, and even fire hazards. Regular inspections and proper care can help you avoid costly repairs and ensure your safety on the road. What to Check Before You Drive Every morning, take a few minutes to do these checks: Tyre Maintenance for Hot Weather Preventing Car Fires Advice from Automotive Experts Additional Summer Care Recommendations By adopting these habits, UAE drivers can keep their vehicles running safely and efficiently even in extreme summer heat.

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Protect Your Car from Overheating, Tyre Blowouts, and Fire Hazards with EuroHaus Expertise With UAE summer temperatures soaring close to 50°C, your car faces some of the most extreme driving conditions on the planet. Whether you’re navigating Dubai’s highways or parked in direct sun, your vehicle is at serious risk of overheating, tyre failures, and even engine fires. At EuroHaus Auto Care in Dubai, we help drivers keep their vehicles running safely and efficiently—especially during the harsh summer months. Here’s everything you need to know to stay protected this season. Your Pre-Drive Summer Safety Checklist Before starting your engine each…

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In the bustling city of Bengaluru, a team of brilliant scientists at the Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR) embarked on a mission that could transform India’s energy future. Their goal? To create a super-fast charging, long-lasting, and affordable battery—one that could power electric vehicles, store renewable energy, and reduce India’s dependence on imported lithium. The Challenge For years, lithium-ion batteries dominated the world, but they came with problems—high costs, overheating risks, and reliance on scarce imported lithium. India needed a solution—a battery made from abundant, homegrown materials, one that could charge faster, last longer, and be safer. The Breakthrough After years…

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Live Market Update: The Indian stock market, including the Sensex and Nifty, opened much lower on Monday due to negative signals from Asian markets. This drop came after US President Donald Trump imposed new tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China, sparking fears of a wider trade war. At 9:17 AM, the BSE Sensex had fallen by 695 points (0.91%) to 76,812, and the Nifty50 dropped by 211 points (0.90%) to 23,271. What Caused the Stock Market Crash? Market Performance Later in the Day:Although the market recovered some losses later, it still closed lower. The BSE Sensex ended the day down…

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