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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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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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Barcelona Bans Older, Most Polluting Cars
Barcelona imposed a ban Thursday on older, more polluting vehicles during most of the day in a bid to reduce air pollution in Spain's second largest city.
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Germany Clears Legal Path For Retrofitting Old Diesel Cars
Germany's transport minister has cleared the way for retrofits, or hardware fixes, to older diesel cars to reduce pollution, mass-selling daily Bild reported, citing a technical paper it had seen.
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Centre To File Petition Over Ban On Diesel Vehicles Older Than 10 Years
The government on Tuesday announced it will soon file a review petition against the National Green Tribunal's order to ban diesel vehicles that are over 10 years old and take several other measures to pacify agitating farmers and address their concerns.
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German Court Mulls Bans Of Older Diesel Cars In Frankfurt
A German judge is due to decide whether the city of Frankfurt, the country's financial centre, should ban high-pollution diesel vehicles as a way to improve inner city air quality.
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Odd-Even Rule: Green Panel Refuses To Exempt Women, Two-Wheelers
The last couple of times, women drivers and two-wheeler motorists were exempted from the odd-even scheme but this time; these motorists will not be exempt from the odd-even rule as the Green Court questioned the rationality of the exemption to the Delhi government.
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NGT Refuses To Lift Ban On 10-Year-Old Diesel Vehicles In Delhi-NCR
The Green Tribunal has dismissed Centre's plea seeking modification of its ban order on diesel vehicles, arguing that one diesel vehicle causes pollution equal to 24 petrol vehicles and 40 CNG vehicles.
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Delhi Transport Department Identifies Districts Where Old Vehicles Can't Be Sold
The Transport Department of Delhi has listed districts in other states for which it will not issue no-objection certificates for sale of 10 to 15 years old diesel vehicles which were banned in Delhi by the NGT.
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NGT Reserves Its Judgment On The Ban On 10-Year-Old Diesel Vehicles In Delhi-NCR
The Central Government has asked the National Green Tribunal to remove its ban on 10-year-old diesel vehicles in Delhi-NCR arguing that they are not the only reason for causing pollution. NGT has still reserved its judgment on the same.
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Delhi RTO Starts De-Registering 10 Year Old Diesel Cars
Following up on the order which was originally passed April 7, 2015, the NGT issued another order that directed the Delhi and NCR RTOs to deregister diesel vehicles that are 10 years or older with immediate effect.
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Register New Vehicles Only When Old Ones Are Dismantled: Green Panel
The National Green Tribunal has asked Delhi's transport department to register 10 new diesel vehicles for North Delhi Municipal Corporation only after the civic body produces the certification about dismantling of its nine old vehicles.
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Diesel Ban, Scrappage Programme To Boost New Vehicle Sales: ICRA
The ban on registration of old diesel vehicles in Delhi-NCR and the proposed vehicle fleet modernisation programme could lead to around 3 per cent additional sales of new passenger vehicles over the next two years, rating agency ICRA has said.
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Scrapping Cars Without Being Heard is Unfair: RC Bhargava
The National Green Tribunal's (NGT) decision to ban diesel cars of more than 10 years old has met with a lot of criticisms, not only from the owners of the banned vehicles, but also from the automotive industry that finds it unfair to issue such orders overnight.
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Delhi May Face A Health Crisis From Green Court's Ban On Old Diesel Cars
About 50 per cent ambulances may go off the capital's roads following the National Green Tribunal (NGT) order for de-registration of diesel vehicles, leading to a crisis in the health system.
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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.
-
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.
-
Barcelona Bans Older, Most Polluting Cars
Barcelona imposed a ban Thursday on older, more polluting vehicles during most of the day in a bid to reduce air pollution in Spain's second largest city.
-
Germany Clears Legal Path For Retrofitting Old Diesel Cars
Germany's transport minister has cleared the way for retrofits, or hardware fixes, to older diesel cars to reduce pollution, mass-selling daily Bild reported, citing a technical paper it had seen.
-
Centre To File Petition Over Ban On Diesel Vehicles Older Than 10 Years
The government on Tuesday announced it will soon file a review petition against the National Green Tribunal's order to ban diesel vehicles that are over 10 years old and take several other measures to pacify agitating farmers and address their concerns.
-
German Court Mulls Bans Of Older Diesel Cars In Frankfurt
A German judge is due to decide whether the city of Frankfurt, the country's financial centre, should ban high-pollution diesel vehicles as a way to improve inner city air quality.
-
Odd-Even Rule: Green Panel Refuses To Exempt Women, Two-Wheelers
The last couple of times, women drivers and two-wheeler motorists were exempted from the odd-even scheme but this time; these motorists will not be exempt from the odd-even rule as the Green Court questioned the rationality of the exemption to the Delhi government.
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NGT Refuses To Lift Ban On 10-Year-Old Diesel Vehicles In Delhi-NCR
The Green Tribunal has dismissed Centre's plea seeking modification of its ban order on diesel vehicles, arguing that one diesel vehicle causes pollution equal to 24 petrol vehicles and 40 CNG vehicles.
-
Delhi Transport Department Identifies Districts Where Old Vehicles Can't Be Sold
The Transport Department of Delhi has listed districts in other states for which it will not issue no-objection certificates for sale of 10 to 15 years old diesel vehicles which were banned in Delhi by the NGT.
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NGT Reserves Its Judgment On The Ban On 10-Year-Old Diesel Vehicles In Delhi-NCR
The Central Government has asked the National Green Tribunal to remove its ban on 10-year-old diesel vehicles in Delhi-NCR arguing that they are not the only reason for causing pollution. NGT has still reserved its judgment on the same.
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Delhi RTO Starts De-Registering 10 Year Old Diesel Cars
Following up on the order which was originally passed April 7, 2015, the NGT issued another order that directed the Delhi and NCR RTOs to deregister diesel vehicles that are 10 years or older with immediate effect.
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Register New Vehicles Only When Old Ones Are Dismantled: Green Panel
The National Green Tribunal has asked Delhi's transport department to register 10 new diesel vehicles for North Delhi Municipal Corporation only after the civic body produces the certification about dismantling of its nine old vehicles.
-
Diesel Ban, Scrappage Programme To Boost New Vehicle Sales: ICRA
The ban on registration of old diesel vehicles in Delhi-NCR and the proposed vehicle fleet modernisation programme could lead to around 3 per cent additional sales of new passenger vehicles over the next two years, rating agency ICRA has said.
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Scrapping Cars Without Being Heard is Unfair: RC Bhargava
The National Green Tribunal's (NGT) decision to ban diesel cars of more than 10 years old has met with a lot of criticisms, not only from the owners of the banned vehicles, but also from the automotive industry that finds it unfair to issue such orders overnight.
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Delhi May Face A Health Crisis From Green Court's Ban On Old Diesel Cars
About 50 per cent ambulances may go off the capital's roads following the National Green Tribunal (NGT) order for de-registration of diesel vehicles, leading to a crisis in the health system.
