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Odd-Even Rule: Drive Launched To Check Fake CNG Car Stickers
Delhi government has launched a drive to check cars with CNG stickers across the national capital following complaints that commuters are using fake markers to avoid being penalised for violating odd-even car-rationing rules.
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Over 600 Fined On Sixth Day Of Odd-Even Scheme In Delhi
Enforcement teams of Delhi government and Delhi Traffic Police charged as many as 635 motorists for violating the odd-even scheme today.
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Odd-Even Plan: 4 Million Commuters Estimated To Have Travelled In DTC Buses
DTC buses were in great demand on Friday, and estimated 4 million commuters may have availed the services of the city's public transporter on Day One of the odd-even road-rationing experiment in the national capital, while Delhi Metro saw no substantial jump in its ridership.
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Violators Of Odd-Even Rules Offered Roses By Volunteers
'Gandhigiri' was on display at 200 locations in the city with civil defence volunteers offering roses to those violating odd-even rules implemented for 15 days from today to bring down pollution level in the national capital.
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For Violating Odd-Even Rule, Go Home After Paying Rs 2,000
Those who violate the odd-even rule will be allowed to go home after they pay Rs 2,000 fine, Delhi Police Commissioner BS Bassi said today.
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Delhi Traffic Police Awaits Notification For Action Plan On Odd-Even Scheme
Delhi Traffic Police is all set to chart out an action plan for Delhi government's odd-even scheme in the city, with the notification for implementing the plan due on Monday.
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Odd-Even Rule: Drive Launched To Check Fake CNG Car Stickers
Delhi government has launched a drive to check cars with CNG stickers across the national capital following complaints that commuters are using fake markers to avoid being penalised for violating odd-even car-rationing rules.
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Over 600 Fined On Sixth Day Of Odd-Even Scheme In Delhi
Enforcement teams of Delhi government and Delhi Traffic Police charged as many as 635 motorists for violating the odd-even scheme today.
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Odd-Even Plan: 4 Million Commuters Estimated To Have Travelled In DTC Buses
DTC buses were in great demand on Friday, and estimated 4 million commuters may have availed the services of the city's public transporter on Day One of the odd-even road-rationing experiment in the national capital, while Delhi Metro saw no substantial jump in its ridership.
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Violators Of Odd-Even Rules Offered Roses By Volunteers
'Gandhigiri' was on display at 200 locations in the city with civil defence volunteers offering roses to those violating odd-even rules implemented for 15 days from today to bring down pollution level in the national capital.
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For Violating Odd-Even Rule, Go Home After Paying Rs 2,000
Those who violate the odd-even rule will be allowed to go home after they pay Rs 2,000 fine, Delhi Police Commissioner BS Bassi said today.
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Delhi Traffic Police Awaits Notification For Action Plan On Odd-Even Scheme
Delhi Traffic Police is all set to chart out an action plan for Delhi government's odd-even scheme in the city, with the notification for implementing the plan due on Monday.
