This year the festival of Diwali is going to be full of entertainment. Many big and exciting films are going to hit the big screens in theaters on the occasion of festival. While there will be a clash between Bollywood films in theatres, Tamil and Telugu films will also clash with each other. On the occasion of Diwali, 3 Tamil and 3 Telugu films will face each other at the box office.

These three Tamil films will be released on Diwali

Dude

• Tamil romantic action comedy film ‘Dood’ will be released in theaters on October 17.
• Pradeep Ranganathan and Mamitha Baiju will be seen in lead roles in this film directed by Keerthiswaran.
• Neha Shetty, R. in ‘Dude’ Artists like Sarathkumar, Hridayu Haroon and Rohini will also be seen.

diesel

• Harish Kalyan and Atulya Ravi will be seen in lead roles in the Tamil action film ‘Diesel’.
• The film is directed by Shanmugam Muthusamy and produced by Third Eye Entertainment.
• ‘Diesel’ is ready to hit the theaters on October 17.

bison

• Tamil film ‘Bison’ is a sports drama directed by Mari Selvaraj.
• Dhruv Vikram and Anupama Parameswaran are in lead roles in the film and the film will hit the screens on October 17.
• Anupama Parameswaram is also going to play an important role in ‘Bison’.

These three Telugu films will be released on Diwali

Telusu Kada

• ‘Telusu Kadha’ is a romantic Telugu film starring Siddhu Jonnalagadda, Raashi Khanna and Srinidhi Shetty in lead roles.
• This film has been directed by Neerja Kona which will be released in theaters on October 17.

K-ramp

• Kiran Abbavaram and Yukthi Thareja starrer film ‘K-Ramp’ is a romantic drama.
• Made under the direction of Jains Nani, this film will hit the theaters on October 18, 2025.

mithra troupe

• The film ‘Mithra Mandali’, directed by Vijayendra SK, will hit the theaters on October 16.
• This comedy film stars actors like Priyadarshi, Niharika NM and Raag Mayur.
• ‘Mithra Mandali’ will be released in theaters on 16 October.

GST Slab Union Finance Minister after improvement in Nirmala Sitharaman Said that Dearness Of Control Government to do Always Attempt Do IsHe said that this Navratri Public less than the first day Rate Due to being, you will be able to buy more goods. Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman Clear on Wednesday (3 September 2025) that Now Only Two GST Slab 5 percent And 18 percent Of Will stay, Whereas Harmful And Super Luxury On goods Special 40 percent tax will be charged.

‘Improvements in GST keeping in mind the common man’

Finance Minister regarding improvement in this Nirmala Sitharaman Said, “These reforms have been made keeping in mind the common man. Every tax on daily use of the common man has been reviewed and in most cases the rates have decreased drastically. This will benefit the farmers and agriculture as well as the health sector.

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petrol And the central and state government tax taxes on diesel. Every state imposes different taxes on this, because the state Different Sales Tax Or VAT Amount Pouring IsIf this GST If you come under the purview of the states on their tax structure Control Will be reduced. If petrol and diesel is also brought to the maximum slab of GST in 40 percent, then its prices will be reduced as compared to the current rate. More than 50 percent tax is lost on petrol and diesel.

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The Yogi government of Uttar Pradesh is going to run a special road safety campaign ‘No Helmet No Fuel’ in all the districts of UP from 1 to 30 September. Under this campaign, two -wheelers without helmets will not be given fuel at petrol pumps. This step is taken under sections 129 and 194D of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 which makes the helmet mandatory.

What is the purpose of no hemmet no fuel

During this time, the District Road Safety Committee, Police, Transport and Food and Logistics Departments together will monitor petrol pumps. Awareness campaign will also be conducted through the Information Department, in which banners, posters and social media will be used. According to the data, wearing helmets reduces the risk of head injury in road accidents by 70% and this is the main objective of this campaign.

What is the rule in Pakistan

In Pakistan, different fine is imposed in different cities for riding a helmet bike. In Pakistan’s Lahore or Punjab province, a fine of 2 thousand Pakistani rupees is imposed on without a helmet bike, which is about 600 rupees in the Indian rupee. At the same time, 500 Pakistani rupees i.e. about 150 Indian rupees are challaned for not wearing helmets in Karachi. In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, a bike is fined 100 Pakistani rupees i.e. 30 Indian rupees for riding a bike without a helmet. However, there is no official mention of policy like ‘No Helmet, No Fuel’ on a large scale. In Pakistan, awareness campaigns about road safety are conducted, but their impact is limited.

Not applying helmet causes more deaths

According to the data, wearing helmets reduces the risk of head injury in road accidents by 70% and reduces mortality by 40%. Every year in Uttar Pradesh, thousands of people lose their lives in road accidents, most of which are two -wheelers. Head injuries are the most deadly in road accidents and helmets can reduce this danger to a great extent. Through this campaign, the government’s goal is to make helmets a part of their routine and give priority to their safety on the road.

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According to the instructions of the government headed by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath in Uttar Pradesh, a special road safety campaign from September 1 -‘No Helmet, is not petrol’ will be started which will run till 30 September. According to the official statement released in Lucknow on Wednesday, this campaign will be run under the coordination of the District Road Safety Committee under the leadership of the District Magistrate. This order of the government will be applicable in all 75 districts of UP.

According to the statement, officers of Police, Revenue/District Administration and Transport Department will take responsibility for enforcement during this period. The government has appealed to the common people to give full support in this campaign.

Section 129 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 makes it mandatory for a two -wheeler driver and a person sitting behind, and Section 194D provides punishment on violation.

The Supreme Court’s Road Safety Committee has also advised the states to give priority to compliance with the rules related to helmets.

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What is the motive behind the No Helmet No Petrol Campaign?

The state government said that the purpose of this campaign is not to punish but to motivate citizens to take steps for their security and to take steps for their safety.

Transport Commissioner Brijesh Narayan Singh said, “This campaign is not a punishment but a resolution of security. This campaign will run from September 1 to 30. There is an appeal to all citizens, petrol pump operators and oil companies to give full support in it. Make a rule to ‘helmet first, fuel later’, because wearing a helmet is the simplest insurance of life. ”

Earlier last year, the government issued similar instructions and refused to give petrol to those who run without helmets. The government’s effort is that through this campaign, people should be encouraged and aware to install helmets while traveling from two wheelers.

Diesel Demand Growth: Demand of diesel in India was the lowest since Korona epidemic in FY 2024-25. It has increased only 2 percent. There is a shortage of economic growth behind this decline in diesel demand and a transition leading to electric vehicles (EV).

Diesel demand is decreasing gradually

Although the transportation sector has always dominated diesel, but at present, public transport and logistics are also adopting EV. In such a situation, the scope of electric vehicles is constantly increasing.

According to data from the Petroleum Planning and Analysis Cell (PPAC) of the Ministry of Oil, diesel consumption in FY 2024-25 has increased by 2 percent to 91.4 million tonnes. This growth rate is much lower than the growth rate of 4.3 percent of the previous financial year and is a small fraction of a strong growth rate of 12.1 percent of FY 2022-23. However, the share of diesel in the total consumption of oil in India is still about 40 percent, which reflects the level of economic activities in various fields.

EV’s constantly increasing scope

Industry experts believe that the growing popularity of EV is affecting the demand for diesel in India to a great extent. Even though diesel provides fuel to the three-fourth part of the transportation sector of the country, but due to the transition towards EV, its demand has been less. This growth is also less than petrol because commercial vehicles are also slowly turning to EV.

Electric buses are running on the roads in cities like Mumbai and Delhi. E-auto-rickshaws have already occupied many Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities. In such a situation, the demand for diesel in public transportation in cities has reduced. Apart from this, many big companies like Amazon, Flipkart and Bigbasket are also delivering through electric vehicles. The people are adopting EV in vehicles. Due to this, the demand for diesel in the logistics sector has also reduced.

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Rahul Gandhi Attack on PM Modi: Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi when the price of tax and gas cylinders on petrol and diesel. He said on Monday (April 07, 2025) that PM Modi has given a befitting reply to the tariff to be imposed by Donald Trump.

On social media platform X, Rahul Gandhi said, finally Modi ji gave a befitting reply to “tarifs”! The price of tax and gas cylinders on petrol-diesel was further increased. Passengers affected by inflation caught another gift of government robbery!

What did Rahul Gandhi say about the decline in tariff war and stock market

After the tariff war launched by US President Donald Trump, the stock market is bad and the market has seen a huge decline. Regarding this, Rahul Gandhi said that India will have to accept the truth that it has no choice but to create a production -based economy. Rahul Gandhi said in a post on X, “Trump has exposed the confusion. The reality is coming out. Prime Minister Modi is not seen anywhere.”

Donald Trump has shaken all the major and emerging markets after imposing tariffs against China, the world’s second largest power. He has also imposed mutual fees on other countries including India.