2020年1月14日（火）
This initiative is playing a central role in social empowerment
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said 10 crore LPG connections including 4 crore free to poor women, were given in last four years, compared to 13 crore in six decades since independence, as his government stepped up efforts to shield women and children from kitchen smoke.1,300 families got LPG distributorship as compared to 900 in the previous years."The story is about young Hamid, who does not buy sweets or gifts during Id but buys a &extruder replacement partss Manufacturers
39;Chimta' so that his grandmother does not burn her hands while cooking."Ujjwala Yojana has strengthened the lives of the poor, marginalised, dalits, tribal communities."Launched in May 2016, the scheme aims to provide in next three years as many as 5 crore free cooking gas connections to women from extremely poor households, aimed at reducing the use of polluting fuels such as wood and dried cow dung that, according to the World Health Organization, cause 1. Modi said he will never forget one of Premchand's stories, Idgah. As many as 45 per cent of the four crore free LPG connections given under Ujwalla are to dalits, he said. He said 70 per cent of the villages are 100 per cent covered by LPG and 81 per cent village are covered up to 75 per cent.However, the cost of all subsequent refills has to be borne by the beneficiary household." "Ujjwala Yojana is leading to better health for India's Nari Shakti," he said.Stating that his government stood for empowerment of the dalits, the Prime Minister said more than 1,200 petrol pumps have been given to dalit families since 2014 as compared to 445 retail outlets given to such families during 2010-2014 period of the previous UPA regime.
This initiative is playing a central role in social empowerment. These were mostly to rich and affluent class.Under the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana, the government provides a subsidy of Rs 1,600 to state-owned fuel retailers for every free LPG gas connection that they install in poor rural households without one.3 million premature deaths in India every year. The government, he said, is very serious in eliminating middlemen and so the beneficiary list has been made transparent. The Prime Minister did not give a date for achieving 100 per cent coverage.The target was raised to 8 crore this year by adding two additional years.In his interaction with women beneficiaries from different states, he asked them if they were getting LPG refills on time and if any middlemen were asking for money.
Interacting through video-conference with some of the women beneficiaries who received free cooking gas connection under the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana, Modi recounted his own childhood when his mother struggled with smoke emitting from cooking on firewood or cow dung, to say his government will increase coverage of clean fuel to 100 per cent households in the near future.Modi said LPG is the cleanest and easily available source of energy that is giving women a healthier lifestyle, saving them time, helping them financially and saving the environment.The beneficiary has to buy her own cooking stove and refills.
This subsidy # is intended to cover the security fee for the cylinder and the fitting charges. He asked them about their experience of using LPG and how it saved them time, which they can utilise for supporting the family financially by starting schemes like tiffin service. He asked women to give healthy and nutritious food to their kids and not just rely on junk food. This story is extremely emotional.Apart from those included under socio-economic caste census (SECC) to avail the scheme, the extended Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana would now cover all SC/ST households, most backward classes, beneficiaries of Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Gramin), Antyoday Anna Yojana, forest dwellers, people residing in river and river islands."Till 2014, only 13 crore LPG connections were given.
To reduce the burden, the scheme allows beneficiaries to pay for the stove and the first refill in monthly installments.Modi said the government is targeting one lakh LPG Panchayats (peer learning platforms to support behaviour change in Ujjwala beneficiaries) this year to boost the LPG refill consumption and provide a window for the benefits of cleaner fuel to become visible.8 percent in 2017. 70 per cent of the villages are 100 per cent covered by LPG and 81 per cent village are covered up to 75 per cent. India aims to increase liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) usage to cover 80 per cent of its households by March 2019, against 72.Similarly, 1,300 families got LPG distributorship as compared to 900 in the previous years. In the past four years, we have given 10 crore new LPG connections, mostly to poor," he said
39;Chimta' so that his grandmother does not burn her hands while cooking."Ujjwala Yojana has strengthened the lives of the poor, marginalised, dalits, tribal communities."Launched in May 2016, the scheme aims to provide in next three years as many as 5 crore free cooking gas connections to women from extremely poor households, aimed at reducing the use of polluting fuels such as wood and dried cow dung that, according to the World Health Organization, cause 1. Modi said he will never forget one of Premchand's stories, Idgah. As many as 45 per cent of the four crore free LPG connections given under Ujwalla are to dalits, he said. He said 70 per cent of the villages are 100 per cent covered by LPG and 81 per cent village are covered up to 75 per cent.However, the cost of all subsequent refills has to be borne by the beneficiary household." "Ujjwala Yojana is leading to better health for India's Nari Shakti," he said.Stating that his government stood for empowerment of the dalits, the Prime Minister said more than 1,200 petrol pumps have been given to dalit families since 2014 as compared to 445 retail outlets given to such families during 2010-2014 period of the previous UPA regime.This initiative is playing a central role in social empowerment. These were mostly to rich and affluent class.Under the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana, the government provides a subsidy of Rs 1,600 to state-owned fuel retailers for every free LPG gas connection that they install in poor rural households without one.3 million premature deaths in India every year. The government, he said, is very serious in eliminating middlemen and so the beneficiary list has been made transparent. The Prime Minister did not give a date for achieving 100 per cent coverage.The target was raised to 8 crore this year by adding two additional years.In his interaction with women beneficiaries from different states, he asked them if they were getting LPG refills on time and if any middlemen were asking for money.
Interacting through video-conference with some of the women beneficiaries who received free cooking gas connection under the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana, Modi recounted his own childhood when his mother struggled with smoke emitting from cooking on firewood or cow dung, to say his government will increase coverage of clean fuel to 100 per cent households in the near future.Modi said LPG is the cleanest and easily available source of energy that is giving women a healthier lifestyle, saving them time, helping them financially and saving the environment.The beneficiary has to buy her own cooking stove and refills.
This subsidy # is intended to cover the security fee for the cylinder and the fitting charges. He asked them about their experience of using LPG and how it saved them time, which they can utilise for supporting the family financially by starting schemes like tiffin service. He asked women to give healthy and nutritious food to their kids and not just rely on junk food. This story is extremely emotional.Apart from those included under socio-economic caste census (SECC) to avail the scheme, the extended Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana would now cover all SC/ST households, most backward classes, beneficiaries of Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Gramin), Antyoday Anna Yojana, forest dwellers, people residing in river and river islands."Till 2014, only 13 crore LPG connections were given.
To reduce the burden, the scheme allows beneficiaries to pay for the stove and the first refill in monthly installments.Modi said the government is targeting one lakh LPG Panchayats (peer learning platforms to support behaviour change in Ujjwala beneficiaries) this year to boost the LPG refill consumption and provide a window for the benefits of cleaner fuel to become visible.8 percent in 2017. 70 per cent of the villages are 100 per cent covered by LPG and 81 per cent village are covered up to 75 per cent. India aims to increase liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) usage to cover 80 per cent of its households by March 2019, against 72.Similarly, 1,300 families got LPG distributorship as compared to 900 in the previous years. In the past four years, we have given 10 crore new LPG connections, mostly to poor," he said
2020年1月6日（月）
A robot like this can help explore the reef more closely
During test dives in the Rainbow Reef in Fiji, SoFi swam at depths of more than 50 feet for up to 40 minutes at once, nimbly handling currents and taking high-resolution photos and videos using a fisheye lens."To our knowledge, this is the first robotic fish that can swim untethered in three dimensions for extended periods of time," said Robert Katzschmann from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in the US."We are excited about the possibility of being able to use a system like this to get closer to marine life than humans can get on their own," said Katzschmann, lead author of the study published in the journal Science Robotics. (Photo: Pixabay)
Scientists have unveiled "SoFi," a soft robotic fish that can independently swim alongside real fish in the ocean."A robot like this can help explore the reef more closely than current robots, both because it can get closer more safely for the reef and because it can be better accepted by the marine species," said Cecilia Laschi, a professor at the Sant&three-dimensional printer screws Suppliers39;Anna School of Advanced Studies in Pisa, Italy.In contrast, SoFi has a much simpler and more lightweight setup, with a single camera, a motor, and the same lithium polymer battery that is found in consumer smartphones.Existing autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) have traditionally been tethered to boats or powered by bulky and expensive propellers..Existing autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) have traditionally been tethered to boats or powered by bulky and expensive propellers.By changing its flow patterns, the hydraulic system enables different tail manoeuvres that result in a range of swimming speeds, with an average speed of about half a body length per second."The robot is capable of # close observations and interactions with marine life and appears to not be disturbing to real fish," researchers said.
A robot like this can help explore the reef more closely than current robots.To make the robot swim, the motor pumps water into two balloon-like chambers in the fish's tail that operate like a set of pistons in an engine. As one chamber expands, it bends and flexes to one side; when the actuators push water to the other channel, that one bends and flexes in the other direction.These alternating actions create a side-to-side motion that mimics the movement of a real fish
Scientists have unveiled "SoFi," a soft robotic fish that can independently swim alongside real fish in the ocean."A robot like this can help explore the reef more closely than current robots, both because it can get closer more safely for the reef and because it can be better accepted by the marine species," said Cecilia Laschi, a professor at the Sant&three-dimensional printer screws Suppliers
39;Anna School of Advanced Studies in Pisa, Italy.In contrast, SoFi has a much simpler and more lightweight setup, with a single camera, a motor, and the same lithium polymer battery that is found in consumer smartphones.Existing autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) have traditionally been tethered to boats or powered by bulky and expensive propellers..Existing autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) have traditionally been tethered to boats or powered by bulky and expensive propellers.By changing its flow patterns, the hydraulic system enables different tail manoeuvres that result in a range of swimming speeds, with an average speed of about half a body length per second."The robot is capable of # close observations and interactions with marine life and appears to not be disturbing to real fish," researchers said.A robot like this can help explore the reef more closely than current robots.To make the robot swim, the motor pumps water into two balloon-like chambers in the fish's tail that operate like a set of pistons in an engine. As one chamber expands, it bends and flexes to one side; when the actuators push water to the other channel, that one bends and flexes in the other direction.These alternating actions create a side-to-side motion that mimics the movement of a real fish
2019年12月30日（月）
These mice showed improved recovery as compared to controls
With more heart cells dividing and reproducing, mice treated with this gel after heart attack showed improved recovery in key clinically relevant categories.These fluorescent labels allowed the researchers to see that individual cardiomyocytes were indeed dividing in response to the microRNA- gel treatment. The second group was "Confetti mice," so called because they are genetically engineered such that they have individual cardiomyocytes that randomly express one of four different fluorescent proteins."While encapsulated, the microRNAs are also protected from degradation, maximizing the time period that they can be effective without the risk of them invading off-target cells.
With promising results in mice, next steps for the researchers will involve testing human heart cells in vitro and conducting physiological experiments in animals with more human-like hearts, such as pigs. With fewer of these contractile cells, known as cardiomyocytes, the heart pumps less blood with each beat, leading to the increased mortality associated with heart disease. After inducing heart attacks in the mice and introducing the microRNA-gel, the researchers could see that single red, yellow or green cardiomyocytes had become clusters, ranging from two to eight cells of the same color. Within a few days after injecting the gel, their heart tissue showed increased biomarkers of cardiomyocyte proliferation.
The microRNAs that we used last less than eight hours in the bloodstream, so having a high local concentration has strong advantages.The third group was mice in which heart attacks were also induced so that clinically relevant outcomes of the treatment could be studied. To test their gel, the researchers used three types of mouse models.The researchers used mouse models to demonstrate a new approach to restart replication in existing cardiomyocytes.Burdick noted, "We want to design the right material for a specific drug and application. Talking about the study, Morrisey said, "Biologic drugs turn over very fast. (Photo: Pixabay)
After a heart attack, there is a dramatic loss of these heart muscle cells and those that survive cannot effectively replicate.The researchers used mouse models to demonstrate a new foaming barrel screw approach to restart replication in existing cardiomyocytes.The first group was normal, healthy mice.Burdick concluded by saying, "We're seeing a change in approaches for regenerative medicine, using alternatives to stem cell delivery. The most important traits of this gel are that it's shear-thinning and self-healing.
Though the reasons cardiomyocytes don't regenerate aren't fully understood, the researchers used microRNAs that target signaling pathways related to cell proliferation, and were able to inhibit some of the inherent "stop" signals that keep cardiomyocytes from replicating.."The study was published in journal Nature Biomedical Engineering. Here, instead of introducing new cells that can have their own delivery challenges, we're simply turning on repair mechanisms in cells that survive injury in the heart and other tissues. Representational Image.
These mice showed improved recovery as compared to controls, including higher ejection fraction -- more blood pumped with each beat -- and smaller increases in heart size. Shear-thinning means it has bonds that can be broken under mechanical stress, making it more fluid and allowing it to flow through a syringe or catheter. And because these microRNAs are designed to promote cell proliferation, there would be a risk of tumor-producing, off-target effects.
The Morissey lab studies signaling pathways involved in heart and lung development and regeneration, while the Burdick lab has experience in designing biocompatible materials for drug delivery."Their short lifespan means that if patients were treated systemically, they would need to be injected frequently with large doses to ensure that a sufficient amount of microRNAs reaches their target in the heart. Self-healing means that when that stress is removed, the gel's bonds re-form, allowing it to stay in place within the heart muscle
With promising results in mice, next steps for the researchers will involve testing human heart cells in vitro and conducting physiological experiments in animals with more human-like hearts, such as pigs. With fewer of these contractile cells, known as cardiomyocytes, the heart pumps less blood with each beat, leading to the increased mortality associated with heart disease. After inducing heart attacks in the mice and introducing the microRNA-gel, the researchers could see that single red, yellow or green cardiomyocytes had become clusters, ranging from two to eight cells of the same color. Within a few days after injecting the gel, their heart tissue showed increased biomarkers of cardiomyocyte proliferation.
The microRNAs that we used last less than eight hours in the bloodstream, so having a high local concentration has strong advantages.The third group was mice in which heart attacks were also induced so that clinically relevant outcomes of the treatment could be studied. To test their gel, the researchers used three types of mouse models.The researchers used mouse models to demonstrate a new approach to restart replication in existing cardiomyocytes.Burdick noted, "We want to design the right material for a specific drug and application. Talking about the study, Morrisey said, "Biologic drugs turn over very fast. (Photo: Pixabay)
After a heart attack, there is a dramatic loss of these heart muscle cells and those that survive cannot effectively replicate.The researchers used mouse models to demonstrate a new foaming barrel screw
approach to restart replication in existing cardiomyocytes.The first group was normal, healthy mice.Burdick concluded by saying, "We're seeing a change in approaches for regenerative medicine, using alternatives to stem cell delivery. The most important traits of this gel are that it's shear-thinning and self-healing.Though the reasons cardiomyocytes don't regenerate aren't fully understood, the researchers used microRNAs that target signaling pathways related to cell proliferation, and were able to inhibit some of the inherent "stop" signals that keep cardiomyocytes from replicating.."The study was published in journal Nature Biomedical Engineering. Here, instead of introducing new cells that can have their own delivery challenges, we're simply turning on repair mechanisms in cells that survive injury in the heart and other tissues. Representational Image.
These mice showed improved recovery as compared to controls, including higher ejection fraction -- more blood pumped with each beat -- and smaller increases in heart size. Shear-thinning means it has bonds that can be broken under mechanical stress, making it more fluid and allowing it to flow through a syringe or catheter. And because these microRNAs are designed to promote cell proliferation, there would be a risk of tumor-producing, off-target effects.
The Morissey lab studies signaling pathways involved in heart and lung development and regeneration, while the Burdick lab has experience in designing biocompatible materials for drug delivery."Their short lifespan means that if patients were treated systemically, they would need to be injected frequently with large doses to ensure that a sufficient amount of microRNAs reaches their target in the heart. Self-healing means that when that stress is removed, the gel's bonds re-form, allowing it to stay in place within the heart muscle
2019年12月23日（月）
The condition she set on the return of the refugees is not acceptable
The latest order came from Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Mr Quader said.“Her speech also did not highlight the ethnic oppression and genocide of the Rohingya,” he added.Local authorities have set up a dozen relief centres and several emergency kitchens to streamline aid distribution. Rahman, who heads the registration drive..But, efforts by the Army to officially register the new arrivals amid the crowded camps has been moving at a glacial pace, said Brigadier General Saidur Rahman.The government has been trying to herd refugees into designated areas, fearful that nearby cities could be overwhelmed if they are left unchecked. We are poor.
The condition she set on the return of the refugees is not acceptable,” he said in Dhaka on Wednesday. (Photo: AP) Cox&screw barrel of injection moulding machines Factory39;s Bazar: Bangladesh’s Army was ordered on Wednesday to take a bigger role in helping lakhs of Rohingyas, who have fled violence in Myanmar, amid warnings that it could take six months to register the new refugees. Young Rohingya Muslims stand on a slope and stretch their arms out to receive food being distributed near Balukhali refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.Previously, troops had been tasked with transporting foreign relief supplies from the country’s port city of Chittagong airport to Cox’s Bazar, where the overcrowded camps are located.4 centimetres of rain in the past five days, raising fears of landslides in the unstable, muddy hills on which thousands of refugees were camped.“My tent has been flooded in knee-deep water.Extra water pumps have been installed at some locations, and concrete rings for latrines stockpiled along the roadside.The UN human rights chief has described the systematic attacks against the Rohingya minority by Myanmar’s security forces as a “textbook example of ethnic cleansing”. But, locals drove us out asking for money to settle us down,” a Rohingya community leader, Yusuf Majhi, said.Myanmar’s de-facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi said in a speech on Tuesday that the country would take back verified refugees. But, there were few signs of major construction work underway, with many refugees complaining that they were being ordered to move on without any idea where to go. Monsoon downpours are compounding the misery.“I tried to go to the place where the Bangladeshi government said they set aside land for us.Cox’s Bazar has been pounded with 21.PM Sheikh Hasina has issued a new call for Myanmar to take back some of the Rohingya.As the handful of ill-equipped camps rapidly reached capacity, Bangladesh announced that it would create a new site capable of housing some 400,000 refugees within 10 days.More registration boothes would be erected to complete the mammoth task, he added.
The children are suffering from the cold,” said Nur Mohammad, a 62-year-old Rohingya man who arrived in Bangladesh with # 16 members of his family.“We are aiming to finish it within five or six months,” said Gen.Extra water pumps have been installed at some locations, and concrete rings for latrines stockpiled along the roadside. “I don’t know when this moving game will stop,” he added.Soldiers would help build shelters and toilets for the thousands of refugees still sleeping in the open under the pounding monsoon rain, Mr Quader said.“We don’t know where would we go.Troops would be deployed immediately in Cox’s Bazar near the border, where more than 420,000 Rohingya Muslims have arrived since August 25, said Obaidul Quader, a senior minister and deputy head of the ruling Awami League party.“The Army presence is especially needed on the spot to construct their shelters, which is a very tough task, and ensure sanitation,” he said.But, her speech “did not present the real picture” of the Rohingya situation, said Bangladesh’s information minister Hasanul Haq, who has been briefing reporters on the crisis.
The soldiers would also ensure order and assist with distributing relief, a chaotic process that seen stampedes as donors have hurled food and other staples from moving trucks.Hundreds of refugees were forced to abandon their shanties on Wednesday in a rubber plantation after heavy rain flooded the area, according to an AFP correspondent at the scene.Rohingya, who are predominantly Muslim, are reviled by many in Buddhist-majority Myanmar. We managed to buy the bamboo and tarpaulin with people’s help, and now I have to relocate again,” said Mujibur Rahman, a 48-year-old Rohingya father of 10
The condition she set on the return of the refugees is not acceptable,” he said in Dhaka on Wednesday. (Photo: AP) Cox&screw barrel of injection moulding machines Factory
39;s Bazar: Bangladesh’s Army was ordered on Wednesday to take a bigger role in helping lakhs of Rohingyas, who have fled violence in Myanmar, amid warnings that it could take six months to register the new refugees. Young Rohingya Muslims stand on a slope and stretch their arms out to receive food being distributed near Balukhali refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.Previously, troops had been tasked with transporting foreign relief supplies from the country’s port city of Chittagong airport to Cox’s Bazar, where the overcrowded camps are located.4 centimetres of rain in the past five days, raising fears of landslides in the unstable, muddy hills on which thousands of refugees were camped.“My tent has been flooded in knee-deep water.Extra water pumps have been installed at some locations, and concrete rings for latrines stockpiled along the roadside.The UN human rights chief has described the systematic attacks against the Rohingya minority by Myanmar’s security forces as a “textbook example of ethnic cleansing”. But, locals drove us out asking for money to settle us down,” a Rohingya community leader, Yusuf Majhi, said.Myanmar’s de-facto leader Aung San Suu Kyi said in a speech on Tuesday that the country would take back verified refugees. But, there were few signs of major construction work underway, with many refugees complaining that they were being ordered to move on without any idea where to go. Monsoon downpours are compounding the misery.“I tried to go to the place where the Bangladeshi government said they set aside land for us.Cox’s Bazar has been pounded with 21.PM Sheikh Hasina has issued a new call for Myanmar to take back some of the Rohingya.As the handful of ill-equipped camps rapidly reached capacity, Bangladesh announced that it would create a new site capable of housing some 400,000 refugees within 10 days.More registration boothes would be erected to complete the mammoth task, he added.The children are suffering from the cold,” said Nur Mohammad, a 62-year-old Rohingya man who arrived in Bangladesh with # 16 members of his family.“We are aiming to finish it within five or six months,” said Gen.Extra water pumps have been installed at some locations, and concrete rings for latrines stockpiled along the roadside. “I don’t know when this moving game will stop,” he added.Soldiers would help build shelters and toilets for the thousands of refugees still sleeping in the open under the pounding monsoon rain, Mr Quader said.“We don’t know where would we go.Troops would be deployed immediately in Cox’s Bazar near the border, where more than 420,000 Rohingya Muslims have arrived since August 25, said Obaidul Quader, a senior minister and deputy head of the ruling Awami League party.“The Army presence is especially needed on the spot to construct their shelters, which is a very tough task, and ensure sanitation,” he said.But, her speech “did not present the real picture” of the Rohingya situation, said Bangladesh’s information minister Hasanul Haq, who has been briefing reporters on the crisis.
The soldiers would also ensure order and assist with distributing relief, a chaotic process that seen stampedes as donors have hurled food and other staples from moving trucks.Hundreds of refugees were forced to abandon their shanties on Wednesday in a rubber plantation after heavy rain flooded the area, according to an AFP correspondent at the scene.Rohingya, who are predominantly Muslim, are reviled by many in Buddhist-majority Myanmar. We managed to buy the bamboo and tarpaulin with people’s help, and now I have to relocate again,” said Mujibur Rahman, a 48-year-old Rohingya father of 10
2019年12月16日（月）
In the odd chance that you want something faster
In the odd chance that you want something faster, you might have to hang on to that thought. We&China conical twin screw barrels Suppliers39;re sure Porsche will consider offering them in due time, provided it sees enough demand. Also, both the baby Porsches get a 718 badge.com.Source: Zigwheels. The new engines form the bulk of the updates for the new 718s.The six-cylinder engine on both the Porsches has been replaced by a 2.5-litre flat-four pumps out 350PS and 420Nm, and is half a second quicker to 100kmph. Porsche has tweaked the aesthetics a bit, giving it a reprofiled front bumper with larger air intakes, and optional LED headlamps with the Stuttgart-signature four-point daytime running lamps.
Porsche 718 Boxster and 718 Cayman The Porsche 718 Boxster and 718 Cayman will be launched in the Indian market on 15 February, 2017. The six-cylinder engine on both the Porsches has been replaced by a 2. Subtler updates include redesigned door handles, and updated detailing for the tail lamps.0-litre turbocharged engine.0-litre turbocharged engine which produces 300PS of power and 380Nm of torque. For the record, the 2. There's no 'S' variant on the cards just as yet
39;re sure Porsche will consider offering them in due time, provided it sees enough demand. Also, both the baby Porsches get a 718 badge.com.Source: Zigwheels. The new engines form the bulk of the updates for the new 718s.The six-cylinder engine on both the Porsches has been replaced by a 2.5-litre flat-four pumps out 350PS and 420Nm, and is half a second quicker to 100kmph. Porsche has tweaked the aesthetics a bit, giving it a reprofiled front bumper with larger air intakes, and optional LED headlamps with the Stuttgart-signature four-point daytime running lamps. Porsche 718 Boxster and 718 Cayman The Porsche 718 Boxster and 718 Cayman will be launched in the Indian market on 15 February, 2017. The six-cylinder engine on both the Porsches has been replaced by a 2. Subtler updates include redesigned door handles, and updated detailing for the tail lamps.0-litre turbocharged engine.0-litre turbocharged engine which produces 300PS of power and 380Nm of torque. For the record, the 2. There's no 'S' variant on the cards just as yet
