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Road Transport Sector Has Maximum Number Of Delayed Projects: Report
The road transport and highways sector has the maximum number of delayed projects at 358, followed by railways at 111 and the petroleum sector at 87, showed a government report.
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Make Use Of Alternatives For Fuel, Says Nitin Gadkari
Union Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari today stressed on use of alternative sources of energy including bio ethanol amid rise in petroleum prices.
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Global Producers Must Price Oil 'Reasonably': Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan
Reiterating New Delhi's decade-old demand, he said the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is not justified in asking Asian buyers to pay more so that transportation cost to distant consumers particularly in the West can be subsidised.
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3-Month Action Plan to Combat Pollution: Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar
Amid alarming reports about the pollution level in Indian cities, Government today said a three-month action plan has been prepared to combat pollution in Delhi and an air quality index was launched on April 6 to monitor air quality in 10 cities.
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15-Year-Old Cars May Not be Banned in The Capital
Remember the government's proposal to remove 15-year-old vehicles from Delhi-NCR's roads? Well, that's probably not going to happen. At least as far as private vehicles are concerned. The Centre seems to have changed its mind about the proposal that first came to be considered as a measure curb pollution in the capital.
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Oil Minister M Veerappa Moily to travel by public transport every Wednesday
Leading by example, Oil Minister M Veerappa Moily today said he will travel by public transport every Wednesday, starting October 9, as part of the fuel conservation drive to save $5 billion in oil import bill.
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Can local netas do in Delhi what Bloomberg did in New York?
Petroleum Minister Veerappa Moily today said, "I urge all Chief Ministers, major PSU heads and heads of different central ministries to declare one day of the week as a 'bus day' during which all may be encouraged to use only public transport for their daily commute."
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Road Transport Sector Has Maximum Number Of Delayed Projects: Report
The road transport and highways sector has the maximum number of delayed projects at 358, followed by railways at 111 and the petroleum sector at 87, showed a government report.
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Make Use Of Alternatives For Fuel, Says Nitin Gadkari
Union Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari today stressed on use of alternative sources of energy including bio ethanol amid rise in petroleum prices.
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Global Producers Must Price Oil 'Reasonably': Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan
Reiterating New Delhi's decade-old demand, he said the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is not justified in asking Asian buyers to pay more so that transportation cost to distant consumers particularly in the West can be subsidised.
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3-Month Action Plan to Combat Pollution: Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar
Amid alarming reports about the pollution level in Indian cities, Government today said a three-month action plan has been prepared to combat pollution in Delhi and an air quality index was launched on April 6 to monitor air quality in 10 cities.
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15-Year-Old Cars May Not be Banned in The Capital
Remember the government's proposal to remove 15-year-old vehicles from Delhi-NCR's roads? Well, that's probably not going to happen. At least as far as private vehicles are concerned. The Centre seems to have changed its mind about the proposal that first came to be considered as a measure curb pollution in the capital.
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Oil Minister M Veerappa Moily to travel by public transport every Wednesday
Leading by example, Oil Minister M Veerappa Moily today said he will travel by public transport every Wednesday, starting October 9, as part of the fuel conservation drive to save $5 billion in oil import bill.
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Can local netas do in Delhi what Bloomberg did in New York?
Petroleum Minister Veerappa Moily today said, "I urge all Chief Ministers, major PSU heads and heads of different central ministries to declare one day of the week as a 'bus day' during which all may be encouraged to use only public transport for their daily commute."
