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KW Street Comfort & handling/suspension mods on the Octavia vRS245
The Octavia vRS 5E is based on the MQB platform which is extremely popular the world over and has massive aftermarket potential. With the vRS (230/245) in India we get the full fat EA888 2L engines that are capable of handling a lot more power than they come with from the factory, and adding power is probably the first mod that most of us do, but the handling side is a must if you want to extract and control all that power.
My goal was to make this fast, family sedan a lot more fun to drive and a lot more controllable. I am sharing my experiences and documenting it here, to encourage others to look beyond straight-line speed (which this car can easily do). Power is certainly an important component and needed, but a car that handles beautifully can be enjoyed at slower speeds in the city too, you dont need to only drive a fun car really fast to enjoy it.
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Kuwaiti logistics company Agility s claim to recover more than $380 million it said it lost in Iraq has been rejected by an international tribunal, a document seen by Reuters showed.
Agility, one of the largest Gulf logistics companies, was also ordered to pay Iraq more than $5m for costs related to the case.
The company filed for arbitration in 2017 with the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), which is part of the World Bank Group and handles disputes between international investors.
Agility has said Iraq indirectly confiscated its investment, which was worth over $380m, and violated a 2015 bilateral protocol between Kuwait and Iraq on encouraging the movement of capital and investment between the two countries.
Back to School: Kendriya Vidyalayas record 67% attendance in Class 12 physical classes
Education ministry data showed that as of February 11, about 67 percent students of Class XII are attending physical classes across all the Kendriya Vidyalayas.
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With schools across country starting physical classes with special focus on Class IX-XII students, the attendance count has seen an improvement according to new government data.
Education ministry data showed that as of February 11, about 67 percent students of Class XII are attending physical classes across all the Kendriya Vidyalayas.
Further, an average of 42 percent students of Class IX, 65 percent students of Class X and 48 percent students of Class XI are physically attending classes all over the country.