#charging station in delhi

[mobecinnovation]

Introducing Mobec: A Game-Changer in the EV Charging Market

As electric vehicles (EVs) become more popular, the demand for EV charging stations has increased. However, finding a charging station can be inconvenient, especially on a long road trip. This is where Mobec comes in – a portable EV charging solution that could revolutionize the EV charging market.

What is Mobec?

Mobec is a Noida-based, one-of-a-kind Portable EV charging solution start-up. Mobec, in its name itself, refers to Mobile Electric Charger. Its main aim is a hassle-free transition towards green and sustainable energy solutions.

Mobec provides a portable EV charging solution to charge your electric vehicle anywhere. It is a game-changer in the EV charging market, eliminating the need for fixed (static) charging stations. With Mobec, you can charge your EV at home, at work, or even on the go.

How does Mobec work?

Mobec consists of a portable battery pack and a charging cable, which is a power-dispensing EV Charging gun that uses the onboard battery bank to charge multiple EVs as per their demand. The battery pack can be charged using a standard wall outlet or a solar panel. Once the battery pack is fully charged, it can charge an electric vehicle.

What are the benefits of Mobec?

Mobec offers several benefits over traditional fixed charging stations:

Charging Infra benefits:

Mobec is cost-effective. Fixed charging stations require significant infrastructure and maintenance costs. Mobec eliminates these costs as it does not require any infrastructure.

Due to on-demand charging, users do not have to rely on the availability of nearby EV Chargers.

Reduces installation time.

Eliminates massive idle/downtime

Charging Service benefits:

On-demand Portable Rescue Charging M-CAAS (Mobile-Charging as a Service)

Charge anytime and anywhere

Daily charging

Schedule your everyday portable charger in advance or call it on demand (Mobec instant Solution)

Highway RSA (Roadside Assistance)

Highway assistance will have EV users plan interstate or intercity travel in their EV, which was not possible previously. Users can plan their long trip (intercity or interstate) route with Mobec so they would not have to worry about charging infra.

Societies, office spaces, fleet operators, auto manufacturers, car rentals, etc., can directly have Mobec on-demand charging services to solve their EV charging needs.

Who can use Mobec?

Mobec is suitable for anyone who owns an electric vehicle. It is handy for those who travel frequently or live in areas with limited charging infrastructure. Mobec is also helpful for businesses that want to offer EV charging services to their customers but want to avoid investing in fixed charging stations.

Conclusion

Mobec is a game-changer in the EV charging market. It offers a portable, cost-effective, and environmentally friendly solution to serve the increasing demand for EV charging. With Mobec, EV range anxiety is a thing of the past; you no longer have to worry about finding a charging station – you can charge your EV anytime and anywhere.

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[electriva1]

Environment pollution is a crying emergency in the present times and has the lion’s share of attention from all environmental researchers, scientists, nature preservation experts, etc. Different authorities worldwide are looking for ways to control air, water, and soil pollution to preserve a better future for the world and its population.

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[ritzmediaworldrmw]

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[zewayscooters]

EV Charging Stations are a sign of modernity and moving towards sustainability. Show everyone you care for the environment by setting it up Electric charging station in your private property. If you already own a substantial real estate whether its private or commercial, this EV charging station business opportunity is useful to earn some passive income with low investment. If your property is located on highway, major roads in and on the outskirts of the city, the business is suitable to generate regular income for long run.

#EV Charging Station in Delhi

[electriva]

ElectriVa नाम की इस एजेंसी ने दिल्ली के ईवी मालिकों को इसका फायदा पहुंचाने के लिए दिल्ली भर में इलेक्ट्रिक कारों और दोपहिया वाहनों के लिए लगभग 40 चार्जर लगाए हैं।

#car electric charging stations #delhi electric charging stations

[aargoev]

Now you can travel from Delhi to Nainital

Now you can ride proudly from Delhi to Nainital without leaving any Carbon Footprints in your favourite EV.

Start your journey and enjoy hassle-free charging sessions with AARGO EV SMART, powered by ABB Chargers at all locations.

# Minto Road, CP Outer Circle, @Delhi

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#Charger at Bikanervala @Gajurala

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#Charger at Bikanervala @Haldwani

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The total distance from the centre of Delhi to Nainital is approximately 320km.

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[rideboomindia]

RideBoom the multitask rideshare app is now preparing to launch it multitask app for Delhi in the coming weeks. RideBoom is now availed in the Tri-city and after having a great response from the drivers and the riders now they are working to launch in Delhi.

RideBoom RB Bike got all standard safety features in its app like the red alert security button which can connect your call to the nearest police station if there is an emergency. Plus, there is a gender selection for the safer rides for women’s safety. Most female riders’ priority is to get the female driver and they feel safe to travel with the female driver so to keep this in mind RideBoom adds this extra feature driver gender selection.

The other feature is RB Coins credits it’s like ride credits which you will get at the end of each ride, and you can use this for the next ride.

What’s in it for Delhi Riders

Affordability

RideBoom have a unique pricing system, there is no hidden charges or surge when the demand is high.

Safe Rides

RideBoom got the safest rides for all and especially for women passengers.

Women empowerment

Women can join RideBoom as a driver as well, with the driver gender safety option they will get the female rider’s job first.

Select your preferred driver

All riders can select their preferred driver male or female by entering the driver code at the time of the registration.

RB Coins

Each RideBoom user will get the RB Coins credits at the end of each ride with RideBoom, and they can use these credits against their next ride.

There are many extra features in RideBoom which user going to get once

they start using the RideBoom app.

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[ujjainidey]

Metro:

When we first shifted to gurgaon in 2010, my parents had joined a historical walk group which toured all the famous monuments in delhi and narrating their history.

We used to go in metro most of our times, and it was a good experience for me. We used to travel a lot but then the group discontinued and we stopped travelling in metro for a long time.

Recently I started travelling on metro for running errands, meeting friends and going to places i usually go in car or auto. And it’s so easy travelling by metro, there are less charges and especially in a rapid it’s not that crowded.

But sitting in the metro and listening to music is a whole different vibe. I love travelling in metro and will always take any opportunity to ride again. Yes sometimes it becomes hectic and crowded which can cause frustration but everything has it’s ups and downs.

Delhi, Hauz Khas Metro Station 📍

#new delhi #metro station

[beardedmrbean]

Police in the Indian capital, Delhi, have raided the homes of prominent journalists and authors in connection with an investigation into the funding of news website NewsClick.

NewsClick's founder Prabir Purkayastha and a colleague were arrested. Police also seized laptops and mobile phones.

Officials are reportedly investigating allegations that NewsClick got illegal funds from China - a charge it denies.

Critics say the move is an intentional attack on press freedom.

Started in 2009, NewsClick is an independent news and current affairs website known to be critical of the government. In 2021, it was raided by tax authorities on allegations of breaking India's foreign direct investment rules.

The co-ordinated raids at 30 locations on Tuesday are some of the largest and most extensive on India's media in recent years. Police later confirmed they had arrested Mr Purkayastha and Amit Chakravarty, the website's head of human resources.

"A total of 37 male suspects have been questioned at premises, nine female suspects have been questioned at their respective places of stay and digital devices, documents etc have been seized/collected for examination," a police statement said.

Opposition leaders accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) government of a "fresh attack on the media". But Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur said investigative agencies were merely doing their job.

How did the raids happen?

Among those also questioned were journalists Abhisar Sharma, Paranjoy Guha Thakurta, Aunindyo Chakravarty, Urmilesh, Bhasha Singh, popular satirist Sanjay Rajoura and historian Sohail Hashmi. Some were taken to police stations.

Searches were also carried out at the website's office in Delhi, news agency ANI reported.

In Mumbai, activist Teesta Setalvad's house was also searched. Ms Setalvad has long fought for victims of the deadly 2002 riots in Gujarat state and has written articles critical of the government for NewsClick.

A source close to Mr Purkayastha told the BBC that more than 15 policemen arrived at the editor's home at 06:30 local time (01:00 GMT).

"They did not produce any warrants or paperwork, questioned him for several hours and took away all the electronic devices they found at home," they said. Later, news agencies showed him being taken away by the police in a vehicle.

Mr Rajoura's lawyer, Ilin Saraswat, said the comedian was raided at the same time and that police took away his laptop, his two phones, some DVDs of his old work and some documents.

"The police said that Mr Rajoura is not named in the current investigation, but since he has worked with the website, he will be interrogated. We have not been provided a copy of the police complaint," he added.

BBC India offices searched by income tax officials

Indian tax authorities raid critical media outlets

India top court frees Muslim comic on bail

According to reports, the raids are in connection with a case registered against NewsClick in August after a New York Times report alleged that the website had received funds from an American millionaire to spread "Chinese propaganda".

It claimed that Neville Roy Singham worked closely with the "Chinese government media machine" and used his network of non-profit groups and shell companies to "finance its propaganda worldwide".

A case was reportedly registered against the website under Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, or UAPA, a draconian anti-terror law that makes it nearly impossible to get bail. NewsClick has rejected all the charges as false.

Who was raided?

All the people who were raided have been associated with NewsClick - some are employees, while others have worked on freelance projects.

Prabir Purkayastha, its founder and editor-in-chief, is the author of a number of books and a founding member of the Delhi Science Forum. During the 1975 Emergency - when civil liberties were suspended - he was jailed along with several opposition politicians.

Bhasha Singh is an activist and journalist who has reported extensively on manual scavenging and farmers' suicides. She has accused the government of being anti-women and on Monday appeared in a NewsClick video expressing concern over the increasing trend of members of the governing BJP praising the man who assassinated India's independence leader Mahatma Gandhi.

Abhisar Sharma is a prominent video journalist known for his critical views of the government. He worked for BBC Hindi before moving to work at the NDTV news channel. One of his last videos covered widespread protests by government employees against a new pension scheme.

Paranjoy Guha Thakurta, writer, journalist and filmmaker, is best known for his investigations into billionaire tycoon Gautam Adani and is facing several defamation suits filed by the industrialist. Earlier this year, he was mentioned in a report by Hindenburg Research which alleged that companies owned by Mr Adani had engaged in decades of "brazen" stock manipulation and accounting fraud - allegations denied by the industrialist who is perceived as being close to PM Modi.

#nunyas news

[crazynewsindia]

2023 CM press on for early Forest approvals

SHIMLA 27th February, 2023       Discusses State's issues with Union E&F Minister Chief Minister, Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu in a meeting with Union Minister for Environment, Forest and Climate Change, Bhupender Yadav in New Delhi today advocated for early forest clearances for escalating various ongoing development projects in Himachal Pradesh. Sh. Sukhu urged the Union Minister to ensure early forest approvals in a time bound manner for construction of heliports, green corridors as mandated by the State Government for making Himachal as 'Green Energy State' by the year 2025 and other major ongoing projects. The tough geological conditions of Himachal Pradesh, necessitate to construct heliports, not only to facilitate the tourists visiting the State, but also cater to the emergency needs during natural calamities or otherwise. A decision should be taken without delay regarding the necessary forest clearances pending for the construction of the heliports, he urged the Union Minister. The state government is promoting e-vehicles in Himachal Pradesh and developing necessary infrastructure for the same by constructing adequate number of e-charging stations for electrical vehicles. Besides, green corridors would also be constructed on both sides of all National and state highways in the state. In order to speed up the process, various approvals regarding forest land should be accorded in time to achieve the target, said the Chief Minister. Delay in forest clearances creates unnecessary delay in the construction of development projects, especially educational institutions, roads and bridges and ropeways etc. He urged that these approvals should be given as soon as possible. The Chief Minister advocated that the State forest officers of the state should work in unison with the central level forest officers and should take up the cases pending with the Ministry so that approvals can be received in time. Detailed discussions were also held regarding the state's water reservoirs, wild life sanctuaries and eco-tourism guidelines and other important topics including Parivesh Portal, National Transit Pass System, School Nursery Scheme, City Forest Scheme, Davanal (Forest fires) during the summer season in the state. The Chief Minister invited Union Forest, Environment and Climate Change Minister Bhupender Yadav to visit Himachal. The Union Minister assured all possible help to the state. Central Forest Secretary, Leena Nandan, other senior officers of the Ministry of Environment and Forests, Political Advisor to Chief Minister Sunil Sharma, Principal Resident Commissioner, Sushil Kumar Singla, Resident Commissioner, Meera Mohanty, Principal Chief Conservator of Forests V.K. Tiwari, Chief Conservator Wildlife, Rajeev Kumar, Nodal Officer for Forest Conservation Act, Harshvardhan Kathuria and other senior officers were present in the meeting.   Read the full article

[electriva1]

Most EV drivers fear running out of their automobile charge when they get on a road trip with their electric vehicles. A bigger fear is the absence of a recharging station when needed. These charging points are growing and are only available in some places. 

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[ritzmediaworldrmw]

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[zewayscooters]

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[electriva]

इलेक्ट्रिक टू-व्हीलर या कार चलाने वालों के लिए अच्छी खबर है. दिल्ली में ईवी मालिक अब 1 जून से अपने इलेक्ट्रिक वाहनों को मुफ्त में चार्ज कर सकेंगे. एक चार्जिंग स्टार्टअप द्वारा शहर में चुनिंदा स्थानों पर मुफ्त ईवी चार्जिंग प्रदान करने की पहल की गई है.

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[sbnkalny]

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[kathleenmarymulligan]

December 18, 2022

Hello from Amritsar, the holy city of the Sikhs, in the heart of the Indian Punjab. I told many of you I would do a blog while I’m on this adventure—and tonight I feel the courage to make a start of it- with the fog of jet lag finally lifting, and things looking a bit more hopeful in the accommodation department.

After a relatively painless journey to the other side of the globe (170.00 well spent for exit row seats), David and I arrived in Delhi late in the evening of December 13. It was a challenge for our driver to find the Vandana Guest House- but we were warmly greeted by the inn keeper, who assured me that the late hour was no problem: he was up watching the World Cup match. The next morning, a car brought us to the Fulbright office in Delhi, where I had an orientation with Priyanjana Gosh and Pavitra Soram. After so many emails with them over the past months, it was wonderful to finally meet these two fabulous women in person.

A high point of the day was catching up with Executive Director Adam Grotsky, whom we first met during my Fulbright in 2010. We learned that Adam shares our love of dogs, and he introduced us to Patrick (the three-legged pup) and Juan – both rescued from the streets of Delhi. I will confess that I fell hopelessly in love with Patrick at first sight.

The next day, we headed to the train station for the six-hour journey to Amritsar. I’ve spent a fair amount of time in India, and this was not my first encounter with train travel. But trying to board a train with a ridiculous amount of luggage (yeah- we overpacked, and I also have all of my props for The Belle of Amherst), and a platform that required a steep climb up one staircase and a descent at the far end of the station required some help. The porters were more than willing- in fact aggressive in their attempts to assist. But our driver Ajay was not ready to allow the porters to charge us what he felt was a ridiculous price. After some unsuccessful negotiating, Ajay removed his pristine white jacket and insisted on helping us get to the platform (with the help of one porter, who carried two of our incredibly heavy bags on his head.) Ajay got us to the platform and adamantly refused to accept a tip. He was a lifesaver.

The Amritsar Shatabdi Express rolled into the station, and with the help of two porters, we got our luggage safely stored in the overhead racks. Six hours later, after crossing the Punjab plain, we arrived in Amritsar. After a generously-spirited porter helped us unload our luggage to the platform, David left me to guard our pile while he went in search of assistance. And then, out of the fog (literally)- our driver appeared. After that long and stressful journey he was, as my mother would say, “A sight for sore eyes.” He immediately gathered up an unreasonable share of our luggage, and soon we were deposited in his car and on our way to our temporary digs at the Fairfield Marriot Hotel.

The next day, we headed to the stunning campus of Khalsa College, which will be my place of work for the next six months. We were warmly welcomed by Dr. Devender Singh, the registrar of the college and head of Cultural and Youth programs. We had a chance to meet the drama students, and they shared a 2-minute section of the play they are currently working on based on the short stories of Manto. It confirmed why I pursued this collaboration in the first place. These students are passionate, hungry, and incredibly brave. I am so excited to get to work with them.

Unfortunately, an in-person look at the guest house accommodations proved that they offered very little privacy or space. I had such high hopes of staying on that peaceful and spacious campus. This was a big disappointment, and the last few days have been stressful as we attempt to find a suitable home for the next six months. My number-one concern: I cannot cross the road in front of the college every day to go to work. I will certainly have some sort of nervous collapse if I have to. If you’ve ever tried to cross a busy road in India, you know what I’m talking about. If you haven’t…imagine trying to cross a six-lane highway during rush hour (remember Eddie Murphy in Bowfinger)—and in addition to cars and trucks, there are auto rickshaws, bicycles, stray dogs, an occasional cow or wild pig, and the ubiquitous scooter. And they are coming at you from all directions. As my grandson Julian used to say when he was tiny: “No Fank you.”

But thanks to another Fulbrighter who just departed, we were put in touch with Sociology Professor Jasdeep, who immediately dropped most everything to join us on the hunt for a rental. Today, we may have seen the place we will settle on- although we will look at a few more tomorrow before committing. Things will feel a lot less overwhelming once that part of this adventure is settled. (The best part of the place we looked at today: two miniature versions of our beloved Tashi named Oreo and Cocoa. Oreo insisted I hold him as we inspected the apartment—much to the dismay of a very jealous Cocoa.)

Oh- and on a trip to the Trilium Mall yesterday…

I was stung by a bee who had taken up residence in my shoe. Ow.

The stone-faced security guard who patted me down in the private inspection booth reached into my bag, removed my tin of Trader Joe’s Ginger Mints, opened it (I assumed she thought there was something threatening hiding in there), popped two in her mouth, and then told me I could go. I burst out laughing…and she remained stone-faced.

More later!