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  • India-US Sign Key Space Exploration Pact | Explained: How The Artemis Accords Will Benefit India

    Soon you may see space exploration programmes headed by the ISRO and NASA together! This is because India and the USA have signed a key space exploration pact, the Artemis accord. Grounded in the Outer Space Treaty, the Artemis Accords, established in 2020, are a non-binding set of principles designed to guide civil space exploration and use in the 21st century. The accords are closely associated with the NASA Artemis programme, which is NASA's initiative to return humans to the Moon.

  • Donald Trump to sign trade accord with Mexico, Canada next week: White House

    The USMCA, the fruit of years of negotiation between the three key trading partners, is billed as an update to the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement, which Trump had long lambasted as a job killer and threatened to scrap outright.

  • All you should know about 2019 Honda Accord

    The 10th generation Honda Accord has been launched by the company for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) markets.

  • Honda India's swordfighter boss looks to fire up tepid sales

    Battling culture differences, diverse communities, fending off competition while defending market shares is what this 52 year old Japanese Honda veteran of more than three decades has been busy with.

  • Honda recalls 1.9 lakh cars across various models in India

    Japanese auto major Honda is recalling 1,90,578 units of the previous generation of Accord, CR-V, Civic, City and Jazz models in India as part of its global exercise to rectify faulty airbags made by Takata.

  • Honda records 20% profit rise on yen, despite recalls

    Honda Motor Co's April-June net profit totaled 186 billion yen (USD 1.5 billion), up from 155.6 billion yen the same period the previous year.

  • Toyota recalls 7,129 units of Corolla to fix airbags

    Japanese car giant Toyota is recalling 7,129 units of its executive sedan Corolla in India to fix faulty passenger side airbags as part of a global exercise

  • Honda recalls 11,381 units of Accord, CR-V, Civic in India

    The recall, which is part of Honda's global campaign of fixing potential defect related to airbags, would cover 10,805 units of premium sedan Accord, 575 units of sports utility vehicle CR-V and one unit of Civic sedan.

  • Honda quarterly profit jumps, but below market expectations

    Honda Motor Co's operating profit rose less than expected in the April-June period to 176 billion yen, as a strong yen eroded some of the gains from its sales recovery in North America, its biggest and most profitable market.

  • Check out: Rakesh Jhunjhunwala's philanthropy mantra

    Founder and Director of Give India, Venkat Krishnan spoke to CEO of Rare Enterprises, Rakesh Jhunjhunwala; Editor of Forbes India, Indrajit Gupta; Activist and Founder of Ashwini, Accord, Just Change, Stan Thekaekara and Dr Abhijit Banerjee, Co-Founder and Director, MIT-JPAL, to discuss the potential for philanthropy in India.

  • Honda to recall over 2m vehicles in US, China

    Honda Motor today said it will recall more than two million vehicles in the United States and China to update the software that controls their automatic transmission.

  • Honda adds 833,000 vehicles to airbag recall

    Honda adds 833,000 vehicles to airbag recall. The company is looking at approximately 2,430 replacement airbags that could contain the defect.

  • Honda to up prices from Apr 1, Ford, GM likely to follow

    Leading car-makers, worried by rising input costs are expected to take a call on whether to hike their product prices by end-this month, even as Honda Siel Cars India today said that it would up its prices by 2-3% from April 1.

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