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Delhi's No Fuel For Old Vehicles Policy Set To Launch Soon
Delhi will soon implement a policy banning fuel for petrol vehicles older than 15 years and 10 years for diesel vehicles.
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Amid Pollution Curbs, Staggered Timings For Delhi Government Offices
The Delhi government has banned private BS III petrol and BS IV diesel vehicles, prohibited the entry of interstate non-electric-CNG buses, certain categories of construction activities as the city choked under 'severe'-category air pollution.
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Diesel Vehicles Entering Delhi Despite Ban, Says Minister
Delhi Labour Minister Raaj Kumar Anand has flagged the continuous entry of diesel vehicles into the national capital despite a ban on their entry under GRAP Stage-IV guidelines during an inspection of the Singhu border.
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Delhi Bans BS4 Diesel, BS3 Petrol Vehicles Till Friday As Air Quality Dips
The Delhi government on Monday imposed a ban on plying of BS-III petrol and BS-IV diesel four-wheelers in the city till December 9, in view of restrictions clamped by the Centre's air quality panel.
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Delhi Ends Diesel Vehicle Ban As Air Quality Improves
The Delhi government has decided not to extend the curbs on plying of BS-III petrol and BS-IV diesel vehicles in the capital in view of the improvement in air quality, according to officials.
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Delhi Diesel Vehicle Ban Ends Today, What Next Depends On Air Quality
Owners of BS-III petrol and BS-IV diesel four-wheelers will now be able to take out their vehicles on Delhi roads as the curbs imposed on them amid rising pollution levels ended on Sunday.
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Delhi Pollution Dips But Ban On These Vehicles To Continue Till Sunday
Movement of BS III petrol and BS IV diesel vehicles in Delhi will remain banned till November 13, while trucks will be allowed to enter the national capital, according to officials.
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Own An Old Diesel Car? Don't Drive In Delhi, Or Else...
In light of the deteriorating air quality in New Delhi, a central government body has banned the operation of several diesel cars in the national capital.
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As Air Quality Worsens, Commercial Diesel Vehicles Banned From Delhi Roads
With Delhi's air quality index (AQI) a notch short of entering the "severe plus" category, a central panel on Thursday directed authorities to ban the plying of four-wheeled diesel light motor vehicles in Delhi and adjoining NCR districts.
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Around 1 Million Diesel Vehicles Could Be Banned In The Delhi-NCR Region If AQI crosses 450
Authorities on Wednesday unveiled a revision to the Graded Response Action Plan to fight air pollution, which includes a direction to authorities to stop diesel vehicles from being used in Delhi and adjoining NCR cities if the AQI is projected to rise above 450.
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Delhi Government De-Registers More Than 1 Lakh Overaged Diesel Vehicles
The vehicles which are de-registered in Delhi can be registered again in those states where diesel vehicles more than 10-years-old are allowed to operate.
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Delhi To Deregister Diesel Vehicles Completing 10 Years On January 1, 2022
All diesel vehicle that will complete 10 years on January 1, 2022 will be deregistered by Delhi's transport department. Owners of said vehicles will be given a No Objection Certificate (NOC) allowing them to re-register the vehicle in other places.
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Has New Delhi Banned The Entry Of Diesel And Petrol Cars/Bikes?
New Delhi has reportedly banned entry of petrol and diesel cars/bikes owing to the alarming pollution levels in the National Capital.
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Only Trucks, Tempos With CNG Can Enter Delhi From November 27
The government has allowed schools, educational institutions and offices to start operating from November 29 onwards and the step has been taken to keep the air clean and less hazardous for students and people who are stepping out for work.
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Air Quality 'Very Poor', Authorities Urge Delhiites To Use Public Transport For Next 10 Days
As emergency measures to check pollution come into force from Thursday in Delhi-NCR, state pollution control bodies have been directed to initiate criminal prosecution against violators, while the Delhi government said it was fully prepared to implement odd-even scheme to regulate private vehicles when needed.
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Delhi's No Fuel For Old Vehicles Policy Set To Launch Soon
Delhi will soon implement a policy banning fuel for petrol vehicles older than 15 years and 10 years for diesel vehicles.
-
Amid Pollution Curbs, Staggered Timings For Delhi Government Offices
The Delhi government has banned private BS III petrol and BS IV diesel vehicles, prohibited the entry of interstate non-electric-CNG buses, certain categories of construction activities as the city choked under 'severe'-category air pollution.
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Diesel Vehicles Entering Delhi Despite Ban, Says Minister
Delhi Labour Minister Raaj Kumar Anand has flagged the continuous entry of diesel vehicles into the national capital despite a ban on their entry under GRAP Stage-IV guidelines during an inspection of the Singhu border.
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Delhi Bans BS4 Diesel, BS3 Petrol Vehicles Till Friday As Air Quality Dips
The Delhi government on Monday imposed a ban on plying of BS-III petrol and BS-IV diesel four-wheelers in the city till December 9, in view of restrictions clamped by the Centre's air quality panel.
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Delhi Ends Diesel Vehicle Ban As Air Quality Improves
The Delhi government has decided not to extend the curbs on plying of BS-III petrol and BS-IV diesel vehicles in the capital in view of the improvement in air quality, according to officials.
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Delhi Diesel Vehicle Ban Ends Today, What Next Depends On Air Quality
Owners of BS-III petrol and BS-IV diesel four-wheelers will now be able to take out their vehicles on Delhi roads as the curbs imposed on them amid rising pollution levels ended on Sunday.
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Delhi Pollution Dips But Ban On These Vehicles To Continue Till Sunday
Movement of BS III petrol and BS IV diesel vehicles in Delhi will remain banned till November 13, while trucks will be allowed to enter the national capital, according to officials.
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Own An Old Diesel Car? Don't Drive In Delhi, Or Else...
In light of the deteriorating air quality in New Delhi, a central government body has banned the operation of several diesel cars in the national capital.
-
As Air Quality Worsens, Commercial Diesel Vehicles Banned From Delhi Roads
With Delhi's air quality index (AQI) a notch short of entering the "severe plus" category, a central panel on Thursday directed authorities to ban the plying of four-wheeled diesel light motor vehicles in Delhi and adjoining NCR districts.
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Around 1 Million Diesel Vehicles Could Be Banned In The Delhi-NCR Region If AQI crosses 450
Authorities on Wednesday unveiled a revision to the Graded Response Action Plan to fight air pollution, which includes a direction to authorities to stop diesel vehicles from being used in Delhi and adjoining NCR cities if the AQI is projected to rise above 450.
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Delhi Government De-Registers More Than 1 Lakh Overaged Diesel Vehicles
The vehicles which are de-registered in Delhi can be registered again in those states where diesel vehicles more than 10-years-old are allowed to operate.
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Delhi To Deregister Diesel Vehicles Completing 10 Years On January 1, 2022
All diesel vehicle that will complete 10 years on January 1, 2022 will be deregistered by Delhi's transport department. Owners of said vehicles will be given a No Objection Certificate (NOC) allowing them to re-register the vehicle in other places.
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Has New Delhi Banned The Entry Of Diesel And Petrol Cars/Bikes?
New Delhi has reportedly banned entry of petrol and diesel cars/bikes owing to the alarming pollution levels in the National Capital.
-
Only Trucks, Tempos With CNG Can Enter Delhi From November 27
The government has allowed schools, educational institutions and offices to start operating from November 29 onwards and the step has been taken to keep the air clean and less hazardous for students and people who are stepping out for work.
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Air Quality 'Very Poor', Authorities Urge Delhiites To Use Public Transport For Next 10 Days
As emergency measures to check pollution come into force from Thursday in Delhi-NCR, state pollution control bodies have been directed to initiate criminal prosecution against violators, while the Delhi government said it was fully prepared to implement odd-even scheme to regulate private vehicles when needed.
