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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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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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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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Centre Makes Pollution Check Certificate For All Vehicles Uniform Across India
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has issued a notification to make the PUC (Pollution Under Control) certificate for all vehicles uniform across the country and also to link the PUC database with the National Register.
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Buying A Used Car: Top 5 Checkpoints To Follow
Buying a used car isn't an easy process but there are a few things that you could take care of when going to buy one.
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Online Pollution Certificate Mandatory In Odisha From October 1
Online pollution certificates become mandatory in Odisha from October. The Pollution Testing Centres will stop issuing manual certificates from next month.
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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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7,000 Buses Booked For Flouting Pollution Norms In Delhi
Over 7,000 buses, a majority from neighbouring states, were booked for flouting pollution norms in the national capital in the last six years, the Delhi government informed the state Assembly.
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Supreme Court-Appointed Body Finds Lakhs Of Vehicles Flouting Emission Norms In Delhi
Delhi has lakhs of vehicles plying without the mandatory 'pollution under control' certificates while the city's emission testing centres are enormously understaffed, an environmental pollution audit has found. The blatant violations, that potentially imperil the health of millions, have put the spotlight on around 970 centres in the city, that are...
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Despite Green Tribunal Efforts, Illegal Generators Thrive in Delhi's Grey Market
The National Green Tribunal may have declared war against air pollution in the capital, but one sector which seems unaffected is the grey market of assembled diesel generator sets in the national capital.
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Pollution Checks for Vehicles Will Become Mandatory Soon
Pollution checking centres across Delhi will be connected to the transport department's vehicle database and will update relevant information for a vehicle's registration number.
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Delhi: Soon Motorists Will Require Pollution Certificates to Buy Petrol, Diesel
Soon motorists will have to show 'pollution under control' certificates at petrol pumps to refuel their vehicles with the Delhi government yesterday taking an in-principle decision to this effect primarily to check vehicular pollution in the city.
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Motorists Will Need PUC Certificate to Buy Petrol, Diesel
The in-principle decision to check vehicular pollution in the city would require motorists to show the emission certificates at petrol pumps to refuel their vehicles.
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Crackdown on polluting vehicles on Delhi roads today
In an effort to control pollution, Delhi government will launch a mega drive today to crackdown on motorists who do not have a valid pollution under control (PUC) certificate for their vehicles.
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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.
-
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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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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Centre Makes Pollution Check Certificate For All Vehicles Uniform Across India
The Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has issued a notification to make the PUC (Pollution Under Control) certificate for all vehicles uniform across the country and also to link the PUC database with the National Register.
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Buying A Used Car: Top 5 Checkpoints To Follow
Buying a used car isn't an easy process but there are a few things that you could take care of when going to buy one.
-
Online Pollution Certificate Mandatory In Odisha From October 1
Online pollution certificates become mandatory in Odisha from October. The Pollution Testing Centres will stop issuing manual certificates from next month.
-
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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7,000 Buses Booked For Flouting Pollution Norms In Delhi
Over 7,000 buses, a majority from neighbouring states, were booked for flouting pollution norms in the national capital in the last six years, the Delhi government informed the state Assembly.
-
Supreme Court-Appointed Body Finds Lakhs Of Vehicles Flouting Emission Norms In Delhi
Delhi has lakhs of vehicles plying without the mandatory 'pollution under control' certificates while the city's emission testing centres are enormously understaffed, an environmental pollution audit has found. The blatant violations, that potentially imperil the health of millions, have put the spotlight on around 970 centres in the city, that are...
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Despite Green Tribunal Efforts, Illegal Generators Thrive in Delhi's Grey Market
The National Green Tribunal may have declared war against air pollution in the capital, but one sector which seems unaffected is the grey market of assembled diesel generator sets in the national capital.
-
Pollution Checks for Vehicles Will Become Mandatory Soon
Pollution checking centres across Delhi will be connected to the transport department's vehicle database and will update relevant information for a vehicle's registration number.
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Delhi: Soon Motorists Will Require Pollution Certificates to Buy Petrol, Diesel
Soon motorists will have to show 'pollution under control' certificates at petrol pumps to refuel their vehicles with the Delhi government yesterday taking an in-principle decision to this effect primarily to check vehicular pollution in the city.
-
Motorists Will Need PUC Certificate to Buy Petrol, Diesel
The in-principle decision to check vehicular pollution in the city would require motorists to show the emission certificates at petrol pumps to refuel their vehicles.
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Crackdown on polluting vehicles on Delhi roads today
In an effort to control pollution, Delhi government will launch a mega drive today to crackdown on motorists who do not have a valid pollution under control (PUC) certificate for their vehicles.
