Maruti Suzuki needs little introduction in India, it is synonymous with reliability, affordability, and pan-India service reach. The brand consistently delivers products aligned with Indian family requirements and driving conditions. … Read more
Bajaj Auto has redefined urban electric mobility in India with the all-new Bajaj Chetak 2025 lineup, also known as the 35 Series. Launched in December 2024, the scooter packs a sleek retro-modern … Read more
Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) revived the middleweight CBR650R in January 2025, bringing a more aggressive design, updated hardware, and a new E‑Clutch variant launched in May 2025. Positioned … Read more
The demand for electric cycles (e-bikes) in India is growing rapidly, driven by rising fuel prices, awareness of environmental issues, and the need for affordable and efficient personal transportation. Among … Read more
Tata Motors, a leader in India’s electric vehicle market, continues to push the envelope of automotive innovation. At the Bharat Mobility Global Expo and the 2025 Auto Expo, Tata unveiled … Read more
The Ford Endeavour has long stood as a symbol of power, performance, and luxury among SUV enthusiasts. The Ford Endeavour 2025 builds upon this legacy, offering a bold new design, … Read more
The adventure motorcycle segment in India has witnessed a surge in demand, especially among riders who crave the thrill of exploration combined with day-to-day practicality. In this dynamic market, the … Read more
Mahindra’s electric vehicle strategy branded under names like BE and XEV is anchored in its new INGLO modular platform, designed specifically for EVs. The XUV.e8 (earlier referred to as XEV … Read more
The 2025 Kia Tasman emerges as a serious contender in the competitive world of mid-size pickup trucks. Combining rugged utility with upscale comfort, this vehicle is designed for both adventure … Read more
The Toyota Fortuner 2025 is a refined and rugged upgrade to one of India’s most loved full-size SUVs. Known for its muscular stance and unbeatable reliability, the new Fortuner brings … Read more
The foundation of B.H. College can be traced back to January 1964, when Jadab Chandra Das, a respected local figure, proposed the idea of establishing a college in Howly. In response, a public meeting was convened at Howly Chandi Barua Bhawan, presided over by Abdul Kader Choudhury (Mouzadar). The proposal received enthusiastic support from those present, who unanimously agreed to move forward with the plan as soon as possible.
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