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- NDTV
Honda Shine 100 DX Unveiled In India- Rivals Hero Splendor
Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India has expanded its range of entry-level motorcycles in the Indian market with the unveil of the new Honda Shine 100 DX. The prices of the bike has been revealed around August 1 and competes in a highly demanded category among daily commuters. It is placed below the Livo in the brand's lineup and will compete against models like Hero Splendor, Bajaj Platina 100, and others in India. Here we take a look at the details of the new bike. Starting with the design, it offers a familiar look but with fresh elements. Just like other commuter bikes, the Honda Shine 100 DX gets a prominent headlamp with chrome embellishments surrounded by a plastic body. There is also a slim fuel tank offering a capacity of 10 litres that merges well with the single-piece seat to give the bike. All of it is complemented by four paint scheme options offered by the brand: Pearl Igneous Black, Imperial Red Metallic, Athletic Blue Metallic, and Geny Gray Metallic. To go with the design, the brand is offering a fully-digital LCD instrument cluster on the machine. It provides access to all the necessary information like real-time mileage, distance to empty, and more. It also has a turning radius of 1.9 meters. The bike comes with telescopic front suspension and twin-shock absorbers at the rear end. Meanwhile, braking duties are taken care of by drum brakes at both ends. Along with this, the bike gets tubeless tires at both ends. Based on a diamond-type frame, the Honda Shine 100 DX gets a 98.98 cc single-cylinder producing 7 hp of power at 7,500 rpm and a peak torque of 8.04 Nm while revving at 5,000 rpm. It works in conjunction with a four-speed transmission with a multiplate wet clutch. It offers the option of both self and kick-start.
Hindustan Times
06-07-2025
- Hindustan Times
Punjab: Cross-border narco-smuggling module busted, four arrested
The counter intelligence (CI) wing of Amritsar police has busted a cross-border narcotics smuggling module with links to Pakistan and arrested four of its operatives after recovering 5kg heroin from their possession, director general of police (DGP) Gaurav Yadav on Saturday. A case under Sections 21, 25 and 29 of the NDPS Act has been registered at the state special operation cell police station in Amritsar. (HT) Those arrested have been identified as Resham Singh, Gurpinder Singh of Dhanoe Kalan in Amritsar and Rooppreet Singh and Shubhkar Manjit Singh of Sehnewali, also in Amritsar. Apart from recovering 5kg heroin, police teams have also impounded their Mahindra Thar (PB08-FC-7002) and Hero Splendor motorcycle (PB02-DV-6761) being used for transporting the consignments. Yadav said that preliminary investigations have revealed that the accused were acting under the directions of Pakistan-based smuggler identified as Kaka, a resident of Dyal in Pakistan, who has been using drones to drop narcotic consignments from across the border. The arrested accused persons were further delivering the narcotics consignments to other parties in the state, he said. Sharing operation details, the DGP said that teams from counter intelligence, Amritsar, received specific intelligence about retrieval of narcotics consignments by some individuals from near the Indo-Pak border area falling near village Dhanoe Kalan in Amritsar. Acting swiftly, police teams have intercepted above four persons from Attari to Pull Kanjari road, Amritsar, when they were going to deliver the consignment on their vehicles and recovered heroin consignment from their possession, he said, while adding that further investigations are underway to uncover the network's backward and forward linkages in this case. More arrests and recoveries are likely in coming days, he added. A case under Sections 21, 25 and 29 of the NDPS Act has been registered at the state special operation cell police station in Amritsar.
Hindustan Times
30-06-2025
- Hindustan Times
3 held for assaulting security guard, robbing his bike in south Delhi
Three unemployed college graduates, suspected to be drunk, impersonated police officers, assaulted a security guard, and stole his motorcycle in south Delhi on Thursday, police said. The three were arrested on Saturday, police said on Sunday. Police recovered the victim's Hero Splendor motorcycle which the accused had abandoned on a roadside in Janakpuri, officers said. (Representational image) The accused, identified as Prashant Kumar, 22, a BTech graduate, Garvit Sharma, 25, who has a bachelor's degree in computer applications (BCA), and Aniket Singh, a postgraduate in computer applications (MCA), have no prior criminal record, officers said. 'At 7.27pm on Thursday, the Indira Gandhi International Airport police station received a call from a man who identified himself as Amarpal Singh, 47, a security guard employed at a business centre in Gurugram Aerocity. He said that he was on his way to work when three men on a motorcycle waylaid him near the Mahipalpur underpass,' said additional commissioner of police (IGI Airport) Usha Rangnani. 'The three claimed to be police officers, accused Singh of rash riding and causing a road accident, and seized his bike's keys. They asked him to accompany them to the police station. When Singh asked to see some identification, the three became angry. One of them slapped him while another got on his bike and fled. The remaining two fled on their motorcycle,' Rangnani added. A police team arrived on the scene, met Singh and later registered a case of cheating by impersonation. Police examined footage from nearly 300 CCTV cameras installed on routes that the accused used during the crime. They identified the motorcycle and its owner, Siddharth (single name) from Shakarpur in east Delhi. Siddharth told police that he had given the bike to his friend, Garvit Sharma, a resident of Palam village, a year ago, said officers. Police showed Siddharth's photograph to Singh, who told them that Siddharth was not one of the three men who had assaulted and robbed him, said officers. 'Sharma was arrested from Palam on Saturday through technical and human intelligence. His interrogation led to the arrest of Aniket Singh and Prashant Kumar. The three revealed that on Thursday, they had consumed liquor in a park in Kishangarh village. After getting drunk, Prashant expressed a desire to do something 'thrilling'. Acting on this impulse, the three conspired to rob a motorcycle by impersonating police officers and executed their plan later that evening,' said Rangnani. Police recovered the victim's Hero Splendor motorcycle which the accused had abandoned on a roadside in Janakpuri, officers said. Police also seized Siddharth's motorcycle from the accused.
Time of India
29-06-2025
- Time of India
Three drunk friends pose as cops, steal bike; caught
New Delhi: What began as a night of revelry turned into a misguided act of thrill-seeking and crime. Garvit Sharma (25), a BCA graduate, Prashant Kumar (22), a graduate, and Aniket (23), who holds an MCA degree, had been close friends since their college days. On June 26, after consuming alcohol, the trio hatched a reckless plan—to impersonate police officers and steal a motorcycle. Their target was Amarpal Singh, a security guard riding his Hero Splendor motorcycle near the Mahipalpur underpass. Garvit blocked Singh's path while the others posed as police officers, falsely accusing him of rash driving. Prashant snatched the keys from Singh, and when the victim demanded to see their identification, Aniket responded by allegedly slapping him. Prashant then fled on the bike, while Garvit and Aniket escaped on their Bajaj Enticer. Next morning, IGI Airport Police swung into action. "The case was cracked within 24 hours through examination of over 250–300 CCTV cameras," said Additional Commissioner of Police (IGI Airport) Usha Rangnani. You Can Also Check: Delhi AQI | Weather in Delhi | Bank Holidays in Delhi | Public Holidays in Delhi Investigators traced the registration number of the Bajaj Enticer, which led them to Siddharth, the bike's registered owner. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Uttar Pradesh Mosquito-Free Nights: Residents Share Unexpected Secret Mosquito Eliminator Read More Undo Siddharth revealed he had sold the vehicle to Garvit a year earlier but had not transferred the ownership. After verifying Siddharth's alibi and confirming with the victim that he was not involved, police focused their attention on Garvit. "The team tracked down Garvit, who confessed to the crime. He further revealed the involvement of his friends, Prashant and Aniket. Police then apprehended the duo as well," police said. During probe, the accused cited their intoxicated state and a misguided desire for excitement as the motive behind their actions. All three were arrested, said police.
India Gazette
29-06-2025
- India Gazette
Three arrested for motorcycle robbery near IGI Airport, case solved in 24 hours
New Delhi [India], June 29 (ANI): Delhi Police arrested three individuals for robbing a motorcycle near Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport by impersonating police officers. The case, reported on June 26, was solved within 24 hours, and both the stolen bike and the vehicle used in the crime were recovered. According to officials, the incident occurred around 7:10 PM near the Mahipalpur underpass, when the victim, Amarpal Singh, a 47-year-old security guard with GMR RAXA, was stopped by three men on a motorcycle. Claiming to be police officers, the accused falsely accused Singh of rash driving, seized his bike keys, and when he questioned their identity, one of the men slapped him. One accused fled with Singh's Hero Splendor, while the other two escaped on a black Bajaj Enticer. A case was registered at the IGI Airport police station under sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS). Given the sensitive location, three dedicated teams led by Inspectors Sumit, Satish, and Avdesh were formed. Nearly 300 CCTV cameras across Palam, Airport, and Vasant Kunj areas were scanned, eventually leading investigators to a Bajaj Enticer registered to a man named Siddharth in Shakarpur. Acting promptly on the lead, the team immediately rushed to Shakarpur, where the registered owner of the motorcycle, Siddharth, was located and apprehended for questioning. To verify his statement, Siddharth's identity was shown to the complainant, who confirmed that Siddharth was not one of the accused involved in the incident. During interrogation, Siddharth disclosed that he had handed over the motorcycle approximately one year ago to an acquaintance, Garvit Sharma, a 25-year-old BCA graduate from Palam. Technical surveillance and local inputs led to Garvit's arrest, who confessed to the crime. He said he, along with Prashant Kumar (22, and Aniket Singh (23, MCA), hatched the plan while drinking in a park. Following leads from Garvit, police arrested Aniket from Kishangarh and Prashant from Dashrath Puri. Both confessed, and the stolen motorcycle was recovered near Janak Cinema, where it had been abandoned. The investigation in the case continues, and the Delhi Police said that strict legal action will be taken against all three accused. (ANI)
