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No PUC Certificate? You Won't Be Able To Do This In Delhi From April 1
Old cars that do not have certificates to prove they are not polluting the environment will have to stay off the roads in Delhi from April 1.
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Delhi Pollution Under Control Centres To Be Shut From July 15: Petrol Pump Owners
Petrol pump owners said PUC centres will be shut from Monday onwards, expressing their dissatisfaction over the recent proposed hike in rates of pollution certificates by the city government.
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Delhi Government Increases PUC Certificate Fees For The First Time In 13 Years
The Delhi government has increased the prices of getting a Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate and testing for the first time in 13 years.
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After 13 Years, Delhi Government Increases Cost Of Pollution Check Certificate
The Delhi government has increased the pollution under control (PUC) certificate charges for petrol, CNG and diesel vehicles after a gap of about 13 years, Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot said today.
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Got Pending Delhi Traffic Challan? Get It Cleared At Lok Adalat This Week
People can resolve or get their fines, including those for commercial vehicles and offences like running a red light, lacking a Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate and speeding, waived.
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Over 1,300 Vehicles Fined In Delhi In A Day Over No Pollution Certificates
Amid high pollution levels in the national capital, the Delhi Traffic Police issued over 1,300 challans in a single day to vehicle owners driving without PUC certificates, officials said on Wednesday.
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Over 4,700 Vehicles Fined In Delhi For Pollution-Check Violations
Amid high pollution levels in the national capital, Delhi Traffic Police has issued over 4,700 challans to vehicle owners driving without a pollution under control (PUC) certificate in the last four days, officials said on Tuesday.
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Nearly 1.6 Lakh Vehicles Fined In Delhi For Pollution-Check Violations
More than 1.5 lakh challans were issued till October 15 this year to vehicle owners driving without pollution under control certificates (PUCC), Delhi Traffic Police said today.
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No Fuel Without Pollution Check Certificate From Oct 25, Delhi Petrol Pumps Told
The Delhi government on Wednesday asked all fuel stations in the national capital to gear up to refuel only those vehicles which have valid Pollution Under Control Certificates from October 25.
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Delhi Vehicle Owners Without Pollution Certificate May Face Suspension Of RC
Vehicle owners not having valid Pollution Under Control Certificate (PUCC) for their vehicles may face suspension of registration certificate, officials said on Tuesday.
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In Delhi, Pollution Check Certificate Must To Buy Fuel From October 25
Vehicle owners will not be provided fuel at petrol pumps in Delhi without showing a valid pollution under control certificate from October 25, Environment Minister Gopal Rai said today.
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Vehicle Owners With No Valid Pollution Certificate To Get Notices In Delhi
The Delhi government has started sending notices to vehicle owners without valid Pollution Under Control certificates asking them to get one or face penalty, officials said on Monday.
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Delhi's Massive Push To Curb Pollution From Vehicles Ahead Of Winter
Delhi has made Pollution Under Control (PUC) Certificate mandatory for vehicles amid rising pollution levels in the winter with the Transport Department requesting motorists to produce the document before its teams at the city's fuel stations.
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Vehicles Turning Up For Pollution Checks In Delhi Triples After Fine Hike
The number of vehicles turning up at pollution checking centres across the city for PUC certificates has more than tripled in the first three days since September 1, when the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Act, 2019 came into force, a Transport Department official on Wednesday.
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No Pollution Certificate. Delhi Sub-Divisional Magistrate's Car Fined
The official car of Punjabi Bagh sub-divisional magistrate (SDM) Santosh Kumar was fined today for not having pollution under control (PUC) certificate issued by the transport department, an official said today.
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No PUC Certificate? You Won't Be Able To Do This In Delhi From April 1
Old cars that do not have certificates to prove they are not polluting the environment will have to stay off the roads in Delhi from April 1.
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Delhi Pollution Under Control Centres To Be Shut From July 15: Petrol Pump Owners
Petrol pump owners said PUC centres will be shut from Monday onwards, expressing their dissatisfaction over the recent proposed hike in rates of pollution certificates by the city government.
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Delhi Government Increases PUC Certificate Fees For The First Time In 13 Years
The Delhi government has increased the prices of getting a Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate and testing for the first time in 13 years.
-
After 13 Years, Delhi Government Increases Cost Of Pollution Check Certificate
The Delhi government has increased the pollution under control (PUC) certificate charges for petrol, CNG and diesel vehicles after a gap of about 13 years, Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot said today.
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Got Pending Delhi Traffic Challan? Get It Cleared At Lok Adalat This Week
People can resolve or get their fines, including those for commercial vehicles and offences like running a red light, lacking a Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate and speeding, waived.
-
Over 1,300 Vehicles Fined In Delhi In A Day Over No Pollution Certificates
Amid high pollution levels in the national capital, the Delhi Traffic Police issued over 1,300 challans in a single day to vehicle owners driving without PUC certificates, officials said on Wednesday.
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Over 4,700 Vehicles Fined In Delhi For Pollution-Check Violations
Amid high pollution levels in the national capital, Delhi Traffic Police has issued over 4,700 challans to vehicle owners driving without a pollution under control (PUC) certificate in the last four days, officials said on Tuesday.
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Nearly 1.6 Lakh Vehicles Fined In Delhi For Pollution-Check Violations
More than 1.5 lakh challans were issued till October 15 this year to vehicle owners driving without pollution under control certificates (PUCC), Delhi Traffic Police said today.
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No Fuel Without Pollution Check Certificate From Oct 25, Delhi Petrol Pumps Told
The Delhi government on Wednesday asked all fuel stations in the national capital to gear up to refuel only those vehicles which have valid Pollution Under Control Certificates from October 25.
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Delhi Vehicle Owners Without Pollution Certificate May Face Suspension Of RC
Vehicle owners not having valid Pollution Under Control Certificate (PUCC) for their vehicles may face suspension of registration certificate, officials said on Tuesday.
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In Delhi, Pollution Check Certificate Must To Buy Fuel From October 25
Vehicle owners will not be provided fuel at petrol pumps in Delhi without showing a valid pollution under control certificate from October 25, Environment Minister Gopal Rai said today.
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Vehicle Owners With No Valid Pollution Certificate To Get Notices In Delhi
The Delhi government has started sending notices to vehicle owners without valid Pollution Under Control certificates asking them to get one or face penalty, officials said on Monday.
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Delhi's Massive Push To Curb Pollution From Vehicles Ahead Of Winter
Delhi has made Pollution Under Control (PUC) Certificate mandatory for vehicles amid rising pollution levels in the winter with the Transport Department requesting motorists to produce the document before its teams at the city's fuel stations.
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Vehicles Turning Up For Pollution Checks In Delhi Triples After Fine Hike
The number of vehicles turning up at pollution checking centres across the city for PUC certificates has more than tripled in the first three days since September 1, when the Motor Vehicles (Amendment) Act, 2019 came into force, a Transport Department official on Wednesday.
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No Pollution Certificate. Delhi Sub-Divisional Magistrate's Car Fined
The official car of Punjabi Bagh sub-divisional magistrate (SDM) Santosh Kumar was fined today for not having pollution under control (PUC) certificate issued by the transport department, an official said today.
