‘Don’t push it down our throats’: Why India’s ethanol-blending fuel policy is facing backlash

Newseze Wire·Sun, Jul 26, 10:00 PMWire: Channel News Asia

Motorists have posted videos of stalled vehicles and lower mileage, but experts say ageing vehicle parts, poor maintenance and contaminated petrol could also be reasons for the problems.

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‘Don’t push it down our throats’: Why India’s ethanol-blending fuel policy is facing backlash

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