drunk driving

Preethi Ramadoss, a PhD scholar from Anna University in Chennai, has innovated a biodegradable material to detect blood sugar levels in diabetics through body sweat.

Apart from proposing heavy penalties for violations, it aims to strengthen public transportation and curb corruption.

The Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Bill, proposes to increase the fines for drunk driving, overspeeding and other traffic offences, thus making India's roads safer.

In Chennai, the culprit will not only lose his or her license, but the person's details will be updated in the Crime Record Bureau.

While statistics show a decrease of drunk-driving accidents, they are nonetheless the deadliest—there were more fatalities in accidents due to drunk driving than in accidents due to other causes.

The amendments call for stricter penalties for everything from drunk and dangerous driving to riding without helmets.

A cop from Bangalore drove an ambulance with a baby in a critical condition to the hospital after apprehending the drunk driver

To stay aware is to stay safe. Here are some important facts you may not have known about road safety.

In a brave act, Mimi Chakraborty chased down the perpetrator's of a hit-and-run till Kolkata's Lake Town.

People caught driving drunk in Hyderabad will be required to go for three hours of community service, everyday for three days. They will stand at road junctions distributing pamphlets and displaying placards to spread awareness about road safety.