Car Free Day In Delhi

The Delhi government's decision to allow free rides on DTC buses during the five days of the odd-even scheme in the city could lead to losses of about Rs 9.5 crore, officials said today.

The Minister of Delhi Transport today announced free travel for commuters in all DTC and Cluster buses during the odd-even days.

The fifth 'Car-Free Day' in the national capital will be held on February 22 in the Munirka area of south Delhi as part of the Delhi government's efforts to bring down pollution levels.

A car-free day was today kicked off in north Delhi with a cycle rally led by Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia, who accused the Delhi Police of not making efforts to make the event a success.

A car free day, an initiative by the Delhi Government to check rising air pollution, was observed in a part of the city today, making it the fourth such event.

The national capital today observed its third "car-free day" in as many months but the first one on a weekday as Delhi government gears up to roll out the odd-even restriction on the movement of cars in order to ensure clean air in the city.

A day after holding its second car-free day in the capital, the AAP government today claimed that the south Delhi's Dwarka stretch used during the event showed "significant" reduction in level of pollutants in the air.

In view of controlling air pollution and traffic congestion, the Delhi government will organise the second Car-Free Day on November 22 in Dwarka.

With an aim to encourage people to use public transport, the Delhi government has decided to organise second Car Free Day in Dwarka on November 22 which will witness cycle rally, human chain and participations by IAS and DANICS officers.

The first Car Free Day in the national capital led to a 60 per cent drop in the air pollution on the car-free stretch in comparison to the levels observed on a normal day, a report released by the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) said today.

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today led a cycle rally to mark Delhi's first ever 'Car-Free Day' and over 100 cyclists took part in the event that aims to encourage people to use public transport.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is practicing riding a cycle - in preparation for the city's first Car Free Day, or rather, morning. On Thursday, when cars will not be allowed to ply in the stretch between India Gate and Red Fort from 7 am to mid-day, Mr Kejriwal and his ministers will hold a cycle rally.

The Delhi government's decision to allow free rides on DTC buses during the five days of the odd-even scheme in the city could lead to losses of about Rs 9.5 crore, officials said today.

The Minister of Delhi Transport today announced free travel for commuters in all DTC and Cluster buses during the odd-even days.

The fifth 'Car-Free Day' in the national capital will be held on February 22 in the Munirka area of south Delhi as part of the Delhi government's efforts to bring down pollution levels.

A car-free day was today kicked off in north Delhi with a cycle rally led by Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia, who accused the Delhi Police of not making efforts to make the event a success.

A car free day, an initiative by the Delhi Government to check rising air pollution, was observed in a part of the city today, making it the fourth such event.

The national capital today observed its third "car-free day" in as many months but the first one on a weekday as Delhi government gears up to roll out the odd-even restriction on the movement of cars in order to ensure clean air in the city.

A day after holding its second car-free day in the capital, the AAP government today claimed that the south Delhi's Dwarka stretch used during the event showed "significant" reduction in level of pollutants in the air.

In view of controlling air pollution and traffic congestion, the Delhi government will organise the second Car-Free Day on November 22 in Dwarka.

With an aim to encourage people to use public transport, the Delhi government has decided to organise second Car Free Day in Dwarka on November 22 which will witness cycle rally, human chain and participations by IAS and DANICS officers.

The first Car Free Day in the national capital led to a 60 per cent drop in the air pollution on the car-free stretch in comparison to the levels observed on a normal day, a report released by the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) said today.

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today led a cycle rally to mark Delhi's first ever 'Car-Free Day' and over 100 cyclists took part in the event that aims to encourage people to use public transport.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal is practicing riding a cycle - in preparation for the city's first Car Free Day, or rather, morning. On Thursday, when cars will not be allowed to ply in the stretch between India Gate and Red Fort from 7 am to mid-day, Mr Kejriwal and his ministers will hold a cycle rally.