New Delhi: In an effort to control record air pollution levels in the national capital, the Delhi Government has said that the odd-even scheme that has been implemented twice before, will be implemented next week, from November 13 to 17. But the AAP government received sharp criticism from the National Green Tribunal yesterday on the odd-even scheme. Even though the green court gave its nod to the odd-even rule today, it added a lot of riders.
Here's what is different from the odd-even scheme implemented previously:
Here's what is different from the odd-even scheme implemented previously:
- Are women drivers exempted from the odd-even rule under the order by NGT?
- What happens to two-wheelers?
- Does the exemption on emergency services remain?
- There was a list of officials who were exempted from the odd-even rule. Does the same apply to the revised rules?
- What the NGT said on the hike in parking fee
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