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I want to buy a car that offers low maintenance and high mileage. I am 6 feet tall and need a car for daily office use, with a running of around 50-60 km per day. My budget is around Rs. 7-9 lakh. Which car should I go for?

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By Hari Singh
| Autocar India
With a daily run of 50- 60 km, fuel efficiency and low running costs become very important. At the same time, your height of 6ft means you need a car with good headroom and a comfortable driving position. In your budget of Rs 7-9 lakh, the Maruti Suzuki Wagon R is the most sensible choice. This Maruti Suzuki car is one of the most fuel-efficient petrol cars in the segment, has a very low maintenance cost, and Maruti's service network is unmatched.
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TOPSIS-Based Performance and Drilling Delamination Assessment of Chemically Treated PALF Composites for Lightweight UAVs Click to copy article link Article link copied!

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By Hari Singh, Manoj Kumar Singh, Manabendra Saha
| ACS Publications
3.3. Plan of Experiments In this study, the Taguchi method was employed to determine the optimal combination of the process parameters. This approach involved calculating the signal-to-noise ratio for each experiment to evaluate the influence of individual variables on the outcome.
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Public Health through the Lens of Equity, Technology, and Global Change Control

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By Hari Singh
| The Hans India Verified
Bengaluru: Despite the availability of modern treatments, many conditions like diabetes, heart disease, stroke, and cancer are continuously increasing in our country. Conditions like tuberculosis and anaemia are persisting. Therefore, just treating patients isn’t enough; to prevent diseases and injuries, we have to invest more in Public Health infrastructure. We have to look at containing the situation before it implodes, as well as reducing our dependence on hospitals to reduce the patient load.
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