Delhi Parking Rate

For car parking, the rates have been revised from Rs 20 to Rs 30, from Rs 30 to Rs 40, and from Rs 40 to Rs 60.

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation or DMRC, in a statement, today said the parking charges have been increased after a gap of five years in view of higher charges levied by the city's civic agencies.

The four-fold parking fee hike in public areas in south Delhi will be rolled back to the old rate today, the South Delhi Municipal Corporation or SDMC has said. The south Delhi civic agency on November 9 increased the parking fee to discourage people from using their vehicles and force them to commute in public transport, after Delhi Lieutenant Gov...

Delhi and adjoining areas in the NCR have been engulfed in a blanket of smog for over a week in November. The air quality index or AQI, which measures the amount of the pollutant PM2.5 and other particles in the air, had plummeted to levels close to 500 which falls under the 'hazardous' category. With warnings of apublic health emergency declared, ...

The Arvind Kejriwal government raised Rs 787 crore as environment cess in two years but has spent only a fraction of it on fighting pollution, a Right to Information or RTI query has revealed

At present, those parking their vehicles in Connaught Place have to pay Rs 20 per hour for the first five hours and a flat rate of Rs 100 beyond that.

The South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) has proposed to hike the one-time parking charge on new cars. The decision comes in a bid to deter people from buying multiple cars, which have been leading to traffic and road congestion. Subhash Arya, the leader of the house, said people could stop buying multiple cars if rates were increased.

During that time of the year when carmakers in India go all out to woo customers with attractive discounts and incentives, Delhi folks may be in for a rude awakening.

The three Delhi municipal corporations are collecting the parking fee service tax from customers with Re.1 levy on existing parking rates, said an official.

In good news for motorists in the capital, the New Delhi Municipal Council has decided not to increase parking rates from August 1 as announced earlier.

Motorists in the city will have to shell out more on parking fees with Delhi Government approving a long-pending proposal to hike the rates sharply, primarily to curb the increasing number of private vehicles.

People residing in New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) areas may end up paying double the property tax from next fiscal year with the civic body today proposing a three per cent hike and increase in valuation of property.

For car parking, the rates have been revised from Rs 20 to Rs 30, from Rs 30 to Rs 40, and from Rs 40 to Rs 60.

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation or DMRC, in a statement, today said the parking charges have been increased after a gap of five years in view of higher charges levied by the city's civic agencies.

The four-fold parking fee hike in public areas in south Delhi will be rolled back to the old rate today, the South Delhi Municipal Corporation or SDMC has said. The south Delhi civic agency on November 9 increased the parking fee to discourage people from using their vehicles and force them to commute in public transport, after Delhi Lieutenant Gov...

Delhi and adjoining areas in the NCR have been engulfed in a blanket of smog for over a week in November. The air quality index or AQI, which measures the amount of the pollutant PM2.5 and other particles in the air, had plummeted to levels close to 500 which falls under the 'hazardous' category. With warnings of apublic health emergency declared, ...

The Arvind Kejriwal government raised Rs 787 crore as environment cess in two years but has spent only a fraction of it on fighting pollution, a Right to Information or RTI query has revealed

At present, those parking their vehicles in Connaught Place have to pay Rs 20 per hour for the first five hours and a flat rate of Rs 100 beyond that.

The South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) has proposed to hike the one-time parking charge on new cars. The decision comes in a bid to deter people from buying multiple cars, which have been leading to traffic and road congestion. Subhash Arya, the leader of the house, said people could stop buying multiple cars if rates were increased.

During that time of the year when carmakers in India go all out to woo customers with attractive discounts and incentives, Delhi folks may be in for a rude awakening.

The three Delhi municipal corporations are collecting the parking fee service tax from customers with Re.1 levy on existing parking rates, said an official.

In good news for motorists in the capital, the New Delhi Municipal Council has decided not to increase parking rates from August 1 as announced earlier.

Motorists in the city will have to shell out more on parking fees with Delhi Government approving a long-pending proposal to hike the rates sharply, primarily to curb the increasing number of private vehicles.

People residing in New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) areas may end up paying double the property tax from next fiscal year with the civic body today proposing a three per cent hike and increase in valuation of property.