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Tata Motors expects EV supply chain bottlenecks to ease by end-Q2

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By Syed Hussain
| ETAuto Verified
Girish Wagh, MD & CEO, Tata Motors Tata Motors expects bottlenecks in its EV supply chain to ease towards the end of the second quarter, as the company works to address shortages of imported materials, particularly battery cells, amid rising demand for electric commercial vehicles. Girish Wagh, MD & CEO, Tata Motors, said the company has already taken action to address constraints across its EV supply chain.
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AJK police resolve blind murder case within 6 hours

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By Syed Hussain
| The News Pakistan
Commuters ride past security personnel as they patrol a street ahead of a protest by the banned Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) in Muzaffarabad, Azad Jammu and Kashmir on June 7, 2026. — AFP MIRPUR (AJK): Mirpir City Police claimed to have resolved a blind murder of a young man whose headless body was recovered from Mangla Dam within six hours, arresting his maternal grandfather and three uncles on suspicion of killing him in the name of honour.
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Amara Raja may shift lithium-ion cell capacity from EVs to ESS as demand evolves

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By Syed Hussain
| ETAuto Verified
The company had earlier indicated a plan to build up to 16 GWh of lithium-ion cell capacity by FY30. The management has now clarified that the 16 GWh figure was based on its initial strategy and that the eventual capacity could change depending on demand.
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