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Tropical Cyclone Tauktae News Highlights: Cyclone Tauktae, which has now intensified into an "extremely severe cyclonic storm", has made landfall, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said. The cyclone is considered to be the most severe storm to hit Gujarat in over two decades.

Datsun Go: What has changed in the car in its 2019 version

All variants of the Go and Go+ also get traction control and ESC, ABS with EBD and brake assist, along with two airbags as standard.

Datsun's bumpy 3 year ride in India

When Nissan revived its mass market brand 'Datsun' globally and launched it in India in 2012, it created quite a stir. But three years down the line Datsun's compact hatchback 'Go' and multi-purpose vehicle 'Go+' have failed to make a dent plagued by safety concerns, a confusing price positioning, poor sales, and weak after sales service.

Datsun GO+: New MPV from Datsun for Indian families

Datsun has forayed into the MPV segment with the GO+ and seems to have hit bull‘s eye with its pricing which is under Rs 4 lakh. A 7-seater MPV at an affordable cost, what more does the Datsun GO+ have on offer, Rohit Paradkar of Overdrive has more details.

Datsun GO to officially launch in India on March 19

The Indian launch of Datsun GO will mark the once popular brand's return to the world stage after decades.

First take: GO for Datsun

Datsun GO, a hatchback that has been creating a lot of buzz since it was unveiled in the capital last year. Overdrive talked about its looks, its potential price points. Rohit Paradkar of Overdrive managed to get his hands on the wheel and here is his opinion on first drive.

'My struggle will last forever as I believe in innovation'

Founder of one of India's biggest private dairies, Devendra Shah believes that becoming complacent about success is the beginning of stagnation

Datsun's hatchback 'Go' to be launched in India next year

Overdrive this week focuses on revival of Datsun brand by the launch of 'GO'- the hatchback by Renault Nissan.

Go, no-go debate still on: MoEF to review policy

The environment ministry will review the go, no-go policy for mining. Sources tell CNBC-TV18 that the MoEF will make a presentation of reviewed areas in the next GoM. However, the areas under tiger reserves won’t be touched. Moreover, projects with have Stage 1 nod will get approval for the next stage as well.