Navratna defence PSU Bharat Electronics Ltd has signed an MoU with US-based Triton Electric Vehicle for manufacturing Hydrogen fuel cells with technology transfer from the latter to meet the requirements of the Indian market and mutually agreed export markets.

The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aims at tapping the demand for clean energy solutions for various applications, including e- mobility, by leveraging central government's thrust for adoption of clean energy fuels for applications in transport and energy storage, the Bengaluru-headquartered company said in a statement.

TEV has set up its R&D centre and manufacturing facility in India.

Just a few days after a video of the Tata Nexon SUV went viral for crashing during its grand welcome at the owner's house, another report of an accident of a brand new Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara has surfaced online. As seen in a video shared on YouTube, a brand-new out of showroom Maruti Suzuki Grand Vitara was severely damaged in an accident. The video states that the accident was caused after an auto rickshaw hit the new SUV at a side angle, causing major damage to the rear left door, which can be seen in a crushed state. Since the windows of the SUV are rolled down, the damage to the glass is not known yet.

Reliance Jio has removed all but two of its bundled streaming plans that come with a Disney+ Hotstar mobile subscription. Of the multiple bundled Disney+ Hotstar plans that Jio offered to its users at various price points, only two remain.

This was spotted first by TelecomTalk, and the list of plans which have been removed so far include the Rs 499 plan, Rs 601 plan, Rs 799 plan, Rs 1,099 plan, Rs 333 plan, Rs 419 plan, Rs 583 plan, Rs 783 plan and Rs 1,199 plan, all of which are no longer available to recharge on the platform. However, users who have already recharged with one of these plans will likely be able to continue using it till the validity lasts.

China’s top semiconductor equipment maker Naura Technology Group has told its American employees in China to stop taking part in component and machinery development to comply with Washington’s restrictions on the involvement of US citizens in key facilities on the mainland, according to a source briefed on the decision.

In an internal notice, the Beijing-based company asked its American engineers to stop working on research and development projects with immediate effect, the source said.

The notice was issued after the US Bureau of Industry and Security regulation restricted the “ability of US persons to support the development or production” of chips at certain China-located semiconductor fabrication facilities without a licence.