Delhi Carpool

The Delhi government has advised citizens to WFH (Work From Home), use carpool as centre's panel banned non-essential construction, demolition work amid worsening air quality in the capital.

Delhi pollution: Not in favour of work-from-home for employees, won't be of much benefit, centre tells Supreme Court

Delhi Chief Arvind Kejriwal shared a car ride with his cabinet colleagues Satyendar Jain and Gopal Rai this morning as the "odd-even" traffic rationing scheme kicked in today in the national capital.

The odd-even rule that restricts the use of private vehicles on Delhi's roads - an attempt to combat the deadly pollution shrouding the capital - kicked in this morning. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said 15 lakh vehicles will be off Delhi's roads today. Pollution levels in the city dropped marginally in the morning due to a slight increase in w...

Delhi air pollution has reached hazarduous levels. A blanket of smog covers the city since a week now. Here are some steps that you can follow to curb toxic fumes from your vehicles.

As a toxic haze hanging over the national capital thickened, the Delhi government issued a health advisory today urging Delhiites to use carpooling and public transport, stay indoors, and not to smoke. It also urged people to avoid going for walk during early morning and late evening hours, and not to burn dry leaves, crops residues, wood, coal, et...

Here are some non-tech things you can do protect yourself from the effects of air pollution.

Fifteen-year-old entrepreneur Akshat Mittal, who helped daily commuters of the capital to solve the problem of carpooling with his odd-even.com, on Wednesday announced the launch of his second venture ChangeMyIndia.org.

The service, which is already available in Delhi and Bengaluru, will reach Hyderabad, Kolkata, and Mumbai on Sunday.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today carpooled with transport minister Gopal Rai to reach his office as the second phase of odd-even scheme came under real test with reopening of offices, schools and other institutions after the extended weekend.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal carpooled with Transport Minister Gopal Rai and Health Minister Satyendar Jain to reach his office as the second round of his Odd-Even experiment was put to its real test today with schools and offices opening after a long weekend. His car's license plate ends in an odd number - which means he cannot use it toda...

Launching the app, Delhi Transport Minister Gopal Rai said it would help users find carpool options within a radius of 1 to 5 kilometres.

Ahead of the second phase of odd-even car-rationing scheme set to begin from April 15, Delhi government on Tuesday launched 'PoochhO Carpool' app to help people explore carpooling options during the 15-day exercise.

Akshat Mittal, the founder of car pooling website odd-even.com will be inducted into Orahi's advisory board as a technical and domain expert.

After Bangalore and Delhi, taxi aggregator Uber would launch carpool service in Kolkata this year, offering at least 30 per cent lower fares to those who share cab rides as part of efforts to check rising pollution.

The Delhi government has advised citizens to WFH (Work From Home), use carpool as centre's panel banned non-essential construction, demolition work amid worsening air quality in the capital.

Delhi pollution: Not in favour of work-from-home for employees, won't be of much benefit, centre tells Supreme Court

Delhi Chief Arvind Kejriwal shared a car ride with his cabinet colleagues Satyendar Jain and Gopal Rai this morning as the "odd-even" traffic rationing scheme kicked in today in the national capital.

The odd-even rule that restricts the use of private vehicles on Delhi's roads - an attempt to combat the deadly pollution shrouding the capital - kicked in this morning. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said 15 lakh vehicles will be off Delhi's roads today. Pollution levels in the city dropped marginally in the morning due to a slight increase in w...

Delhi air pollution has reached hazarduous levels. A blanket of smog covers the city since a week now. Here are some steps that you can follow to curb toxic fumes from your vehicles.

As a toxic haze hanging over the national capital thickened, the Delhi government issued a health advisory today urging Delhiites to use carpooling and public transport, stay indoors, and not to smoke. It also urged people to avoid going for walk during early morning and late evening hours, and not to burn dry leaves, crops residues, wood, coal, et...

Here are some non-tech things you can do protect yourself from the effects of air pollution.

Fifteen-year-old entrepreneur Akshat Mittal, who helped daily commuters of the capital to solve the problem of carpooling with his odd-even.com, on Wednesday announced the launch of his second venture ChangeMyIndia.org.

The service, which is already available in Delhi and Bengaluru, will reach Hyderabad, Kolkata, and Mumbai on Sunday.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today carpooled with transport minister Gopal Rai to reach his office as the second phase of odd-even scheme came under real test with reopening of offices, schools and other institutions after the extended weekend.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal carpooled with Transport Minister Gopal Rai and Health Minister Satyendar Jain to reach his office as the second round of his Odd-Even experiment was put to its real test today with schools and offices opening after a long weekend. His car's license plate ends in an odd number - which means he cannot use it toda...

Launching the app, Delhi Transport Minister Gopal Rai said it would help users find carpool options within a radius of 1 to 5 kilometres.

Ahead of the second phase of odd-even car-rationing scheme set to begin from April 15, Delhi government on Tuesday launched 'PoochhO Carpool' app to help people explore carpooling options during the 15-day exercise.

Akshat Mittal, the founder of car pooling website odd-even.com will be inducted into Orahi's advisory board as a technical and domain expert.

After Bangalore and Delhi, taxi aggregator Uber would launch carpool service in Kolkata this year, offering at least 30 per cent lower fares to those who share cab rides as part of efforts to check rising pollution.