Urgent Dismissal of J&K Govt. essential for National Integration

Addressing a large meeting at Jantar, Prof.Bhim Singh called on nationalist forces particularly the youth in the country to join hands to work out an alternative to communal and sectarian forces who are working to sabotage secular and democratic institutions.

The Panthers Party also appealed the electorates in the five states which shall witness electoral battle next week to defeat the sectarian, corrupt and communal forces so that India continues its blossoming towards real freedom justice and equity at all levels.

He appealed to the youth in particular to support the political parties and the candidates which stand for complete integration of the country so that the small obstacles and hindrances like Article 370 are flooded away with the tempest of real freedom and democracy.

Prof.Bhim Singh also congratulated Shri Harish Rawat, Chief Minister of Uttarakhand for winning the battle in support of democracy and rule of law in Uttarakhand. He appealed all the nationalists, secular, democratic and all parties who stand for one Flag and one Constitution for the entire country from Kashmir to Kanyakumari.

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Last day of Smart Cities Expo 2016,Visitors attracted towards Electric Vehicles showcased at Expo

New Delhi, 13th May, 2016: Given the urgent need to combat rising pollution levels in India’s big cities, Lohia Auto showcased India’s first concept e-three wheeler at Smart Cities Expo 2016 held at Pragati Maidan. In large number people visited at Lohia Stall to have a look of Electric three Wheeler.

Lohia Auto is a pioneer in the electric vehicles segment, and aim of making India’s first Electric Three Wheeler is to developed as a futuristic mode of local travelling within the smart city. Besides, Lohia Auto also showcased new models of electric rickshaw & utility electric vehicles designed for delivery van & garbage collection etc.  For individual local rides Lohia has showcased lithium ion electric scooter as well.

According to Mr. Ayush Lohia, CEO Lohia Auto Industries, “Smart Cities doesn’t mere bricks and concrete buildings but it is the smartly integrated facilities. We at Lohia Auto industries are keen to be a stake holder in this smart city movement as smart mobility provider. Our entire electric vehicles range existing and futuristic will be designed to best fit in last mile connectivity for Smart cities. “

He said, with the showcasing of their new range of e-vehicles, the aim is to further boost safety, comfort, convenience and last-mile connectivity by providing safe & cost effective transport solutions. “At the same time, we aim to do our bit to safeguard the environment and bring down emission of harmful fumes in the country.” Added Mr Lohia.

 So far, three wheelers either run on diesel or compressed natural gas. The shift to e-three wheelers will go a long way in curbing emission of harmful gases. The three-wheeler comes equipped with 5.7 KW motor and has the capacity to seat 3 passengers.

The company has also showcased its first lithium ion battery electric two wheeler “OMA STAR LI” at the smart city Expo 2016. Charging time of this model will be less than three hours compare to other eclectic Scotty charging time which is 6 to 7 hours, also battery life cycle will more than 1000 cycles.

Lohia Auto Industries is an automobile division of Lohia Global founded by visionary Late Mr. N.K. Lohia. Lohia has diversified operation in various sectors like Automobile, Handicraft Export, Retail Warehousing, Real Estate, Brass coil manufacturing etc.

Headed by dynamic entrepreneur Mr. Ayush Lohia, Lohia Auto Industries was established in the year 2008 with an objective to provide clean, efficient, reliable and affordable inner-city & rural transportation. In the highly cluttered automobile market, company has carved a niche for itself with electric scooters. Keeping in mind the energy security of the country, Lohia Auto has launched five models till date which are OMA, OMA star, DX, FAME & GENIUS and electric three wheelers 'HUMRAHI' & NARAIN (Passenger and loader both). Lohia Auto also launched with its brand of Diesel/CNG Three wheelers 'HUMSAFAR' in both segment i.e. Passenger and Cargo for Domestic and Exports market.

 The company has a manufacturing unit based out of Kashipur, Uttrakhand with capacity to produce 100000 units/Year of 2 Wheeler & 3 Wheeler. In addition it has in-house production of various key components and also houses ultra modern R&D department which provides and ensures innovative, highly efficient & durable electric vehicles to meet the ever growing demands of the domestic and international markets. Lohia Auto Industries has been associated with SIAM (Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers) and is also one of the founder members of SMEV (Society of Manufacturers of Electric Vehicles). It is the only company registered with UNFCCC (United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change).

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Micro irrigation can help increasing productivity by 30 to 100%,Can help saving water up to 50-70-%says FICCI-TSMG Report

NEW DELHI, 13 May 2016: Right usage of water is becoming increasingly important given the fact that India currently supports nearly 17.84% of the world population, with 2.4% land and 4% of water resources. At the same time, monsoons are also becoming erratic. The resultant is alarming fall in ground water levels placing at risk, the national food security mission. Plasticulture - the use of plastics in agriculture, horticulture, water-management, food grains storage and related areas, provides an answer to this challenge. It can play an important role in facilitating judicious usage of water. It is estimated that appropriate applications of micro-irrigation technologies can result in water saving up to 50-70-%.

There is therefore a need to encourage the Plasticulture sector to enable it to realize its potential and contribute to the national economy. Application of micro irrigation can help in increasing productivity by 30 to 100 per cent with significant saving of water. Fertilizer use efficiency is also enhanced.

According to a FICCI -Tata Strategic Management Group (TSMG) report on the potential of plasticultre in India, India is at a crucial juncture when it needs to tackle the issue of food security by optimizing the use of resources, which traditionally has been taken for granted. Plasticulture is a viable solution for India, to launch 2nd Green revolution. The paucity of water, lower productivity and inefficient use of fertilizer leading to higher carbon footprint can all be taken care by efficient use of Plasticulture.

On the demand side, awareness about the possible benefits and subsidies available could help in the adoption of technology.

On the supply side, effort needs to go in creating the awareness through demonstration, build credibility by post-installation management, technology advancement to bring down the capital cost and develop viable bio-degradable alternatives thereby improving the productivity while reducing the carbon footprint.

The report notes that the Government needs to create an environment by promoting the Plasticulture by easy and efficient sanction of subsidies and promoting investments by allocating a share of agriculture budget to R&D. It is important to leverage the knowledge bank, which exists in the Indian institutes and tacit understanding of extension services today, to develop tailored solutions as per the local conditions and while also incorporate learning from other economies. The concentrated effort would ensure that the growth rate remains sustainable in following years, as the current penetration level are quite low. With a systematic industry approach supported by policies and government, a second Green Revolution could be triggered.

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Manufacturing Sector to Slowdown in Q-1: FICCI Survey Marginal Reduction in Interest Rates Not Enough to Prop up Investments: FICCI Survey

New Delhi, 13 May 2016: FICCI’s latest Quarterly Survey on Manufacturing indicates slowdown in manufacturing sector’s growth for the Quarter 1 (April-June 2016-17). The survey had earlier indicated revival in the manufacturing activity in Q-4 of 2015-16, which seems to be slowing down in Q-1 now. The percentage of respondents expecting higher growth in Q-1 2016-17 has gone down to 53% as compared to 60% for Q-4 (Jan-March 2015-16). The percentage was 55% for Q-3 2015-16.

FICCI’s latest quarterly survey gauges the expectations of manufacturers for Q-1 (April-June 2016-17) for thirteen major sectors namely textiles, capital goods, metals, chemicals, cement and ceramics, electronics, auto, leather & footwear, machine tools, food, tyre, paper and textiles machinery. Responses have been drawn from 308 manufacturing units from both large and SME segments with a combined annual turnover of over ₹4 lac crore.

The outlook on the basis of FICCI Manufacturing Survey for Q-4 of 2015-16 was more optimistic than in the current quarter. While the bleak export outlook is responsible for this less optimistic outlook for manufacturing production in first quarter of the current financial year but there have been several other factors that have contributed to this bleak outlook like poor demand conditions, unstable roadmap for various sectors leading to uncertainty, high interest cost etc.

In terms of order books, only 38% respondents have reported higher order books for the quarter April – June 2016-17 which is less than that of previous quarter (44%).

Quarter	% of Respondents Expecting Higher Production in the Quarter  vis-à-vis Respective Last Year’s Quarter
Q-1 (2016-17)	53%
Q-4 (2015-16)	60%
Q-3 (2015-16)	55%
Q-2 (2015-16)	63%
Q-1 (2015-16)	44%
Q-4 (2014-15)	52%
Q-3 (2014-15)	50%
Q-2 (2014-15)	62%
Q-1 (2014-15)	50%
Q-4 (2013-14)	56%
Q-3 (2013-14)	52%
Q-2 (2013-14)	48%
Q-1 (2013-14)	35%
Q-4 (2012-13)	36%
Q-3 (2012-13)	45%
Q-2 (2012-13)	44%
Q-1 (2012-13)	46%
Q-4 (2011-12)	36%

                                                                                          Source: FICCI Survey

Capacity Addition & Utilization

In terms of investment, for Q-1 2016-17, 75% respondents as against 68% respondents in previous quarter reported that they don’t have any plans for capacity additions for the next six months implying slack in the private sector investments in manufacturing to continue. Here again, uncertainty in the policies, poor demand conditions, high cost of borrowing, delayed clearances and cost escalation are some of the major constraints which are affecting the expansion plans of the respondents.

The current average capacity utilization as reported in the survey for the total manufacturing sector is around 74% for Q-4 which is less than the capacity utilization indicated in the earlier survey i.e. Q-4 2014-15 when it was around 77%.

Table: Current Average Capacity Utilization Levels As Reported in Survey

Sector	Average Capacity Utilization (%) in Q-4 2014-15	Average Capacity Utilization (%) in Q-4 2015-16
Auto	75	78
Capital Goods	65	71
Cement	65	80
Chemicals & Fertilizers	87	87
Textiles	82	79
Electronics & Electricals	70	75
Food	65	70
Leather & Footwear	68	57
Metals	70	68
Textiles Machinery	60	60
Tyre	80	80
Paper*	NA	87

                                                                                                          *NA: Not Available Due to lack of response from the sector

However, in some sectors, average capacity utilization has improved while in others it has almost remained same in Q-4 of 2015-16 as was in Q-4 of 2014-15. Capacity utilization has improved in cement, food, capital goods and electronics sector. On the other hand, in sectors like Chemicals, textiles machinery and tyres capacity utilisation has remained same.

Inventories

Inventory levels remain high with 76% respondents carrying either more or same levels of inventory as their average inventory levels as per the survey. However, this is lower than previous quarter, where 88% respondents reportedly carried either same or more than their average levels of inventory.

Exports

Export outlook for manufacturing continues to have the downward trajectory in Q-1 2016-17 with the proportion of respondents expecting higher exports in the quarter further falling. The proportion of respondents expecting higher exports in Q-1 2016-17 is 36% which is much lower than 41% in Q-4 2015-16.

Hiring

Hiring outlook seems bleak in manufacturing in coming months as over 80% respondents in Q-1 2016-17 as compared to around 76% in Q-4 2015-16, are not likely to hire additional workforce in next three months.

Interest Rate

Interest rate paid by the manufacturers seems to have moderated in the last few months, however it remains still high. The rate ranges from 6% to 15% as per the survey with average interest rate at around 11.4% per annum as compared to 11.8% average reported in the previous survey.

Sectoral Growth

Based on expectations in different sectors, the Survey pointed out that ten out of thirteen sectors were likely to witness low to moderate growth (less than 10%). Three sectors namely, capital goods, electronics & electricals and auto are likely to witness strong growth of over 10% in Q-3 2015-16.

Table: Growth expectations for Q-1 2016-17 compared with Q-1 2015-16

Sector	Growth Expectation
Capital Goods	Strong
Auto	Strong
Electronics & Electricals	Strong
Chemicals and Petro-Chemicals	Moderate
Textiles and Technical Textiles	Moderate
Machine Tools	Moderate
Paper	Moderate
Food Products	Moderate
Cement and Ceramics	Moderate
Tyres	Moderate
Textiles Machinery	Low
Metals & Metal Products	Low
Leather and Footwear	Low

   Note: Strong > 10%; 5% < Moderate < 10%; Low < 5%

  Source: FICCI Survey

Production Cost

The cost of production as a percentage of sales for product for manufacturers in the survey has shown some moderation as 47% respondents reported that it has come down vis-à-vis last year as against 50% respondents reported so in the previous survey.

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Agriculture output can be increased by ~INR 68,000 Cr by using Plasticulture applications – FICCI-TSMG report

NEW DELHI, 13 May 2016: A  National Conference on potential of Plasticulture in India on the theme “Role of Plasticulture in Next generation Agriculture” was inaugurated by Shri Hukmdev Narayan Yadav, Chairman, Parliamentary Standing Committee on Agriculture & Farmers Welfare here today. He also released Knowledge and Strategy Paper prepared by FICCI and Tata Strategic Management Group (TSMG), a leading & largest Indian owned management consulting firm.

The report “Unleashing the potential of Plasticulture – Need of the hour” highlights the importance of adopting various Plasticulture methods and how it will play a critical role in order to bring further prosperity to the Indian agricultural sector. TSMG estimated that the agriculture output can be increased by ~INR 68,000 Cr by using Plasticulture applications in all pre and post-harvest requirements.

The Conference was jointly organized by FICCI and Department of Chemicals and Petrochemicals, Government of India, Department of Agriculture Cooperation & Farmers Welfare, Govt. of India, National Committee on Plasticulture Applications in Horticulture of Ministry of Agriculture, Govt. of India. TSMG is the  Knowledge & Strategy Partner of this conference.

Hukmdev Narayan Yadav, Chairman, Parliamentary Standing Committee on Agriculture & Farmers Welfare in his inaugural address, discussed the potential of plastics in agriculture and business opportunities present in the sector.  He highlighted the benefits of Plasticulture in farming methods and post harvesting techniques and truly believes that Indian plastics industry should promote sustainable development by investing in technologies that protects environment and stimulates growth while balancing economic needs and financial constraints.Sanjeev Chopra, Additional Chief Secretary & Principal Secretary - Agriculture, Government of West Bengal referred to applications of plastics in agriculture and has the potential to transform Indian agriculture to bring in the "Second Green Revolution" if tapped to its maximum potential.

Avinash Joshi, Joint Secretary (Petrochemicals), Department of  Chemicals & Petrochemicals, Government of India while detailing the positive role being played by the Indian plastics industry, as also various steps being taken by the Govt. to facilitate the growth of the sector, advised for focus to sustainable growth. The   industry would need to set targets for bringing in   efficient technologies  and for this the industry must invest more in R&D.  

Shakil P. Ahmed, Joint Secretary, Department of Agriculture, Cooperation & Farmers Welfare, Government of India in his address focused on the significant progress in the adoption of Plasticulture techniques in the last decade.  He also discussed about the  greater use of plastic in agriculture can also help to a great extent to achieve up to fifty percent of the intended targets in Agriculture.Krish Iyengar, Executive Director, National Committee on Plasticulture Applications in Agriculture &  Horticulture (NCPAH) also pointed to the  huge unrealized potential of further growth of plastic industry , as indicated by the present very low per capita consumption level in the country.  Sujoy Choudhury , General Manager ( Petrochemicals )  Marketing , IOCL discussed about how  the   plasticulture  is  going   to   play  a  dominant  role  in  horticulture development of the  country.  This is of special significance in view of the decision of Government of India to double the horticulture production in the country in the next five years. Hence the  role of plasticulture applications - micro irrigation,  and  mulching on one  hand and  protected cover  cultivation  on  the  other is going  to  be very critical in the  coming years.

 Manish Panchal, Senior Practice Head - Chemical & Energy, Tata Strategic Management Group, said, “The increasing population is raising concerns on the food security in India thereby putting a pressure on the agricultural sector to increase the production levels with limited resources by improving efficiencies and reducing wastages. Government should make the micro irrigation mandatory for all those crops which are water guzzling crops”

 Vinay Mathur, Deputy Secretary General, FICCI   pointed out the dwindling quality and the availability of water resources and importance of adopting Plasticulture for ensuring sustainability of the agricultural practice. He added that the Report on “Unleashing the potential of Plasticulture – Need of the hour”, jointly undertaken by FICCI and TSMG highlights  the approach required by the key stakeholders including the government and the regulatory bodies to be able to harness the plastics opportunities  in agriculture and provide a much needed thrust to a second green revolution Representatives from the Government of India (Department of Chemicals and Petrochemicals and Department of Agriculture & Cooperation), the State Government, private industry players along with large number of farmers who are important beneficiaries of plasticulture, were present in this conference

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AAP MLAs running extortion rackets, LG should order high level inquiry so that culprits could be punished

 Leader of Opposition in the Delhi Vidhan Sabha, Sh. Vijender Gupta today alleged that many Aam Aadami Party (AAP) MLAs are running extortion rackets.  They are forcing shopkeepers, industrialists, wholesalers etc. falling within their respective Constituency to give weekly payoffs to avoid harassment.   AAP Government is creating character of weekly extortion in Delhi.  It has created fear psychosis amongst traders.  He urged Lt. Governor to order a high level inquiry into the developing practice of extortion.  If it is not nipped in bud, it will have serious repercussions on Delhi’s trade and business culture.

  Gupta was addressing a Press Conference at BJP Headquarter at Pant Marg where BJP MLAs Sh. Om Prakash Sharma and Sh. Jagdish Pradhan were also present. He told that the double character of AAP MLAs has been exposed before the public.  He gave an instance of Adarsh Nagar Constituency.  The ration shop owners alleged that the area MLA has been demanded Rs. 20,000/- per month from them.  His henchmen are threatening the shopkeepers that their license will be confiscated and shop closed.

 The Adarsh Nagar Constituency comprises 33 ration shops.  As many as 30 shopkeepers got rid of the extortion by giving a cheque of Rs. 3100/- per head.  The payment can be verified from the concerned bank.  The shopkeepers which did not concede to extortion were threatened by Food & Civil Supplies officials with notices for not opening the shop in time, not writing information on notice board, not distributing ration to all eligible ration-card holders, not giving cash memo etc.  The idea is to cow them down into submission.

 The traders of Bhajan Pura Tanki Road market have complained to him that AAP MLA is pressurizing them for giving huge donation every month.  The shopkeepers who are not willing to oblige, are being threatened with consequences.The extortion racket is flourishing in Azad Pur Fruit & Vegetable Wholesale Market (Mandi).  It has resulted in fear amongst the shopkeepers.  A complaint has already been lodged with Lt. Governor. It may be recalled that police is already investigating the matter of Kondli Vidhan Sabha where the PA of MLA Manoj Kumar was involved in extortion. Gupta urged the shopkeepers, industrialists and general public not to fear from AAP MLAs and workers.  They should lodge complaint either with police or with BJP leaders so that culprits brought to book and Delhi does not develop of character of extortion.        

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A DELEGATION OF DELHI BJP MEETS STATE ELECTION COMMISSIONER AND DEMANDS REMOVAL OF POSTERS OF DELHI GOVERNMENT VIOLATING THE MODEL CODE OF CONDUCT BESIDES PROVIDING SECURITY ON THE SENSITIVE POLLING BOOTHS

New Delhi, 13th May.  Under the leadership of Pradesh Treasurer  Shyam Lal Garg a delegation of senior BJP leaders met Delhi State Election Commissioner  Rakesh Mehta and submitted a factual complaint demanding removal of the hoardings and posters of Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal and other Ministers in entire Delhi especially in the wards going to polls on the 15th May, 2016.The delegation told the Election Commissioner that these Hoardings & Posters are open violation of Model Code of Conduct and should be immediately removed.The delegations also attracted the attention of the Election Commissioner towards sensitive polling booths especially in Municipal Wards Ballimaran, Nawada, Matiala, Vikas Nagar, Tehkhand, Bhati and demanded special measures of security.

The delegation under the leadership of  Shyam Lal Garg which met the Election Commissioner included SDMC Leader of House  Subhash Arya, former MLA  Mewaram Arya,  Rambhaj, Prof. P.K. Chandla and Pradesh Office Secretary Prof. Rajvir Sharma.The Election Commissioner  Mehta assured the delegation that he will not allow any violation of the Model Code of Conduct and will provide security to all sensitive polling booths. 

 DELHI BJP PAYS TRIBUTES TO NIRANKARI BABA HARDEV SINGH JI

New Delhi, 13th May.   Delhi BJP has expressed its grief over the untimely death of Nirankari Baba Hardev Singh .Delhi BJP President  Satish Upadhyay said that Baba Hardev Singh was a Saint of Extraordinary Character.

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Pernod Ricard India organizes FREE Eye, Dental and General Health check-up Camp for Truck Drivers to enhance Road Safety

New Delhi, May 13, 2016: To enhance Road Safety, Pernod Ricard India, the leading alcobev company, organized a  two day eye and general health checkup camp as part of its CSR initiative. The free health checkup camp was held on 13 and 14 May 2016 at ICD CONCOR Administrative building, Tughalakabad, New Delhi for the benefit of the truck drivers in the area.

During this initiative at Tughlakabad, truck drivers availed the benefits of free eye, dental and health check-ups along with doctor’s consultation. Pernod Ricard India also provided the help of a specialized team of doctors and latest equipment that will assess their eyesight, dental and general health condition. Drivers with weak eyesight were also provided free spectacles along with counseling on regular eye check-ups.

Till date, the company has organized 14 health camps in Haryana, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Maharashtra earlier where more than 11,000 truck drivers across cities benefitted and distributed more than 5,000 free eye glasses to improve their vision.

Reiterating the company’s firm commitment to Road Safety, Sunil Duggal, Head CSR,Pernod Ricard India, said, “We at Pernod Ricard India firmly believe in responsible drinking, road safety and a healthy lifestyle for the benefit of the community. To enhance the essence of the message, the company distributed a specially crafted photo frame with the message ‘Ghar vapas jaldi aayen, Peekar gadi na chalayen’.The truck drivers were encouraged to put these photo frames with a photo of their family on the dash-board of their trucks to act as a constant reminder to be cautious for the sake of their responsibility towards their family.”

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UPSC toppers call on Delhi CM Mr. Arvind Kejriwal , Tina Dabi, Mr. Jasmeet Singh Sandhu including others meet Chief Minister.

Toppers of the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) exams called on Chief Minister Mr. Arvind Kejriwal on Friday (May 13, 2016) at the Delhi Secretariat. Topper of the exam Miss Tina Dabi, rank three Mr. Jasmeet Singh Sandhu including other succ
essful candidates met the Chief Minister.

Chief Minister Mr. Arvind Kejriwal interacted with the successful candidates and their families. He congratulated the candidates and their family for the success in the exams.The Chief Minister asked them on their subjects, educational backgrounds and plans for the future.

The Deputy Chief Minister Mr. Manish Sisodia also met the IAS topper Miss Tina Dabi and other successful candidates and congratulated them. Congratulating Ms. Dabi the Dy CM said, “You made Delhi proud.The candidates and their families shared their experiences during the preparation for the exam.

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DJB Chairman flags off fleet of 250 new tankers.

Delhi Jal Board Chairman Kapil Mishra on Friday (May 13) flagged-off a new fleet of 250 stainless steel water tankers from the Delhi Secretariat.

The new fleet will ease the availability of water across Delhi. At present the DJB is operating 407 Stainless Steel Tankers and 385 Mild Steel Tankers to supply water in the water deficit areas of Delhi.

Under the new fleet that has been purchased and fabricated

, 58 no. of 9 kiloliters tankers and 192 no. of 4 kiloliters tankers are there. The new departmental tankers are BS IV standard and fitted with stainless steel body. The new tankers would come as an arm in the shot for the Delhi Jal Board (DJB) during the summers.

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टोयोटा ने हिसार में पूरी तरह नई इनोवा क्रिस्टा पेश की नई इनोवा क्रिस्टा को बाजार में खूब पसंद किया गया लिहाजा इंतजार की अवधि बढ़कर देशभर में दो से चार महीने हो गई।

हिसार, 13 मई,ब्यूरो। टोयोटा किर्लोस्कर मोटर (टीके,म) ने आज साल के सबसे अपेक्षित उत्पादों में से,क, पूरी तरह नई इनोवा पेश की। इसे इसके नवीनतम अवतार में ष्इनोवा क्रिस्टाष् के नाम से जाना जा,गा। कल्पना से शुरुआत करके नवीनता से आगे बढ़े इनोवा क्रिस्टा का अनावरण इस साल के शुरू में ऑटो ,क्सपो शो में किया गया था।

इसकी प्रतिस्पर्धी कीमत रखी गई है और लखनऊ के शोरूम में यह रु 13,99,037 से रु 20,97,139 की रेंज में है। देशभर में नई इनोवा क्रिस्टा की डिलीवरी आज शुरू होगी। इनोवा क्रिस्टा ऑटोमेटिक ट्रांसमिशन के साथ दो ग्रेड में उपलब्ध होगी और मैनुअल ट्रांसमिशन  के साथ चार ग्रेड में उपलब्ध होगी।

इनोवा क्रिस्टा का फ्रेम पूरी तरह नया है और इसमें पूरी तरह नया 2.8 लीटर का डीजल इंजन पहली बार पेश किया गया है। यही नहीं, इसमें पूरी तरह नया 6 स्पीड ऑटोमेटिक ट्रांसमिशन है। यह पूरी तरह नया 2.4 लीटर डीजल इंजन और 5 स्पीड मैनुअल ट्रांसमिशन की भी पेशकश करता है।

इनोवा क्रिस्टा 174 पी, और 360 घूर्ण का अपनी श्रेणी में सर्वश्रेष्ठ प्रदर्शन देता है तथा (,आर,आई प्रमाणन के मुताबिक) 2.8  लीटर 6 स्पीड ऑटोमेटिक ट्रांसमिशन वाले रूपांतर से ,क लीटर में 14.29किमी. और 2.4 लीटर 5 स्पीड मैनुअल ट्रांसमिशन वाले रूपांतर में 15.10 किमी. प्रति लीटर का माइलेज मिलता है।

बाधाहीन लक्जरी और बगैर प्रयास मिलने वाली शक्ति के उपयुक्त मेल, इनोवा क्रिस्टा को इस तरह डिजाइन किया गया है कि इसमें स्पोर्ट यूटिलिटी से प्रेरित स्टाइलिंग, मजबूत इंजन और सोच समझकर पेश की गई खासियतें मिलें। मजबूत परपरिष्कृत ,क्सटीरियर का यह ,क नया मानक तय करता है।

यही नहीं, इसका इंटीरियर भी बढ़िया है। मजबूत और परिष्कृत ,क्सटीरियर, बेहतर इंटीरियर, शक्तिशाली और कार्यकुशल पावरट्रेन और बेजोड़ लक्जरी जहां लिविंग रूम जैसे आराम हैं और जो पहले कभी नहीं देखा गया।

इस पेशकश पर अपने विचार रखते हु, टोयोटा किर्लोस्कर मोटर प्राइवेट लिमिटेड में डायरेक्टर और सीनियर वाइस प्रेसिडेंट (सेल्स एंड मार्केटिंग) श्री ,न राजा ने कहा, श्भारत में पेश कि, जाने के बाद से ही इनोवा ने इस वर्ग में अपनी नंबर 1 की स्थिति बनाकर रखी है। अक्सर इसे इस सेगमेंट यानी वर्ग का रचनाकार कहा जाता है और भारत में ,मपीवी के पर्याय के रूप में बेहतर जाना जाता है। कुल मिलाकर, टोयोटा इनोवा ,क ऐसा जाना-माना ब्रांड है जो ना सिर्फ टोयोटा के लि, गौरव है बल्कि भारत में इनोवा के छह लाख स्वामियों के लि, भी गर्व की चीज है। अब नई इनोवा क्रिस्टा से हमारा इरादा इस प्रतिबद्धता को ,कस्तर और ऊपर ले जाना चाहते हैं। 

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