Punjabi singer Resham Singh Anmol has claimed that his new Defender suddenly stopped running when it was first serviced. When the car was sent to the company, it was said that the fuel pump was completely damaged due to bad petrol. He said that I have stopped filling normal petrol (E20). Now I have visited six-seven pumps, but we did not get high speed petrol XP95 and XP100. The pump employees said that we do not have it. Anmol said that the government should now release a list so that it can be known that you can get oil filled by going to such and such pump. Because this problem is facing not only me but many people. 4 big things about Punjabi singer… Sale of E20 petrol became mandatory from April 1. The central government had made the sale of E20 petrol mandatory across the country from April 1. According to the notification of the Petroleum Ministry, now oil companies in all states and union territories will have to supply petrol mixed with 20% ethanol. However, in many parts of the country, E20 (20% ethanol mix) petrol was introduced from 2023 itself, but it was optional. The government had recently reduced the target of ethanol blending from 2030 to 2025-26, which is now being implemented in full. Mileage of old vehicles may fall by 3-7%. Industry experts say that most of the vehicles manufactured between 2023 to 2025 are designed according to E-20 fuel, so they will not face any problem. However, some problems may appear in very old vehicles… What is Ethanol? Ethanol is a type of alcohol, which is made from the fermentation of starch and sugar. It is mixed with petrol and used as eco-friendly fuel in vehicles. Ethanol is produced primarily from sugarcane juice, but ethanol can also be produced from starch containing materials such as corn, rotten potatoes, cassava, and rotten vegetables. Why are there protests in India? How is it causing damage to vehicles? ************** Also read this news: Petrol and diesel in Punjab costlier for the fourth time in 11 days: Rates increased by ₹ 2.70, till now increase of ₹ 7 and a half; Petrol crosses ₹100 in Chandigarh-Shimla. Petrol and diesel rates in Punjab and Chandigarh have increased for the fourth time in 11 days. On Monday, the price of petrol was increased by Rs 2.60 and diesel by Rs 2.70 per liter. After this, petrol in Punjab has now become Rs 105.44 and diesel Rs 95.38 per litre. (Read full news)
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