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Parking Congestion in Mumbai High Court directs society authorities to limit the number of cars owned by a family if there is inadequate parking space Bombay High Court has directed families who own one flat cannot have four to five cars while addressing the lack of uniform policy in a designated parking place for vehicles in Maharashtra. The court has said that authorities should not allow families with one flat to have four to five cars if there is an inadequate parking place in the society.  The bench of Chief Justice Dipankar Datta and Justice G S Kulkarni passed the direction during public interest litigation or PIL hearing, filled by Navi Mumbai resident and activist Sandeep Thakur. The bench has further added, “Reduction in the purchase of new cars is needed. You can't permit one family to have four to five vehicles just because they can afford it. You should cross-check if they have parking spaces or not.” The verdict stressed on proper parking space  High Court said that i

Petrol price cut to bring revenue loss of Rs 1,160 cr to state exchequer The Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam government in Tamil Nadu, led by Muthuvel Karunanidhi Stalin, has done what most other states have hitherto hesitated to do. In his maiden budget on Friday, Tamil Nadu’s Finance Minister P T Palanivel Thiagarajan (PTR as he is popularly known as) thought from the side of the people to bring forth a Rs 3 cut in the price of petrol - much to the relief of the commoner.  PTR, presenting the revised budget estimate for the state for 2021-2022, announced a slash in petrol price by Rs 3, stating that he was going for the price reduction as per the directions of Chief Minister M K Stalin. He hastily added that the price cut would bring a revenue loss of Rs 1,160 crore to the state exchequer. Petrol price cut brings relief to people  The price reduction move comes as a relief to customers who have been reeling under the continuous hike in fuel prices. People across the country have been clam