India's government is facing a growing backlash over its mandatory E20 ethanol-blended petrol policy. Motorists are protesting lower fuel efficiency and vehicle performance issues, amplified by the Attorney General's recent description of the policy as an "experiment." While the government denies rushing the rollout and highlights environmental and economic benefits, public anger is mounting, with planned protests and widespread complaints on social media detailing car damage and increased costs.

India is embarking on testing E25 petrol, which contains 25% ethanol, to evaluate its capabilities in vehicles. This initiative seeks to bolster the use of domestic biofuels and…

The Attorney General for India dismissed media reports alleging he termed the E20 petrol program an experiment, affirming no such submission was made to the Supreme Court.

India's government is facing a growing backlash over its mandatory E20 ethanol-blended petrol policy. Motorists are protesting lower fuel efficiency and vehicle performance…

Government shifts E20 complaint handling to dealers and manufacturers, affirming minimal mileage loss and no widespread engine failures.

Industry experts have reassured the public about the safety and efficacy of E20 ethanol-blended petrol. They emphasized that the fuel has undergone rigorous scientific testing and…