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Nearly 60,000 Women Fined in Delhi for Not Wearing Helmets
In just 35 days, close to 60,000 women two-wheeler and pillion riders in the capital have been issued traffic tickets for not wearing helmets, data from the Delhi Police has reveals. Sustained efforts by the police and general awareness have slowly brought the numbers down.
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Why are Sikh Women Exempted from Wearing Helmet: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday asked the city government why it has exempted Sikh women pillion riders from wearing a helmet following a public interest litigation (PIL) challenging the exemption.
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Delhi: 5,000 Women Fined for Not Wearing Helmets
Over 5,000 woman bikers and pillion riders were challaned for not wearing helmet by the Delhi Traffic Police which started a special drive to ensure compliance of a law making wearing of helmets mandatory for the fairer sex.
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Delhi: Police Start Prosecuting Women Pillion Riders Without Helmet
Delhi Traffic Police today started prosecuting women pillion riders except Sikh women who were found plying without helmets on the streets of the city.
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Delhi: Helmets Made Mandatory for Women Riders, Sikh Women Exempted
Women riding pillion on two- wheelers in the city will have to wear helmets though Sikh women have been exempted from it on religious grounds.
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Delhi Government Moves to Make Helmets Must for Women: A Welcome Move?
It is now mandatory for women travelling on two-wheelers, driving or riding pillion, to wear helmets in the national capital. The Delhi government issued a notification on Friday inviting objections and suggestions from public within 30 days.
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Helmets to be made mandatory for women in Delhi
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday disposed of a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking to make helmet wearing compulsory for pillion riders irrespective of their gender and religion, after the city government informed it that motor vehicle rules would be amended to make it compulsory for women to wear helmets.
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Nearly 60,000 Women Fined in Delhi for Not Wearing Helmets
In just 35 days, close to 60,000 women two-wheeler and pillion riders in the capital have been issued traffic tickets for not wearing helmets, data from the Delhi Police has reveals. Sustained efforts by the police and general awareness have slowly brought the numbers down.
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Why are Sikh Women Exempted from Wearing Helmet: Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday asked the city government why it has exempted Sikh women pillion riders from wearing a helmet following a public interest litigation (PIL) challenging the exemption.
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Delhi: 5,000 Women Fined for Not Wearing Helmets
Over 5,000 woman bikers and pillion riders were challaned for not wearing helmet by the Delhi Traffic Police which started a special drive to ensure compliance of a law making wearing of helmets mandatory for the fairer sex.
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Delhi: Police Start Prosecuting Women Pillion Riders Without Helmet
Delhi Traffic Police today started prosecuting women pillion riders except Sikh women who were found plying without helmets on the streets of the city.
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Delhi: Helmets Made Mandatory for Women Riders, Sikh Women Exempted
Women riding pillion on two- wheelers in the city will have to wear helmets though Sikh women have been exempted from it on religious grounds.
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Delhi Government Moves to Make Helmets Must for Women: A Welcome Move?
It is now mandatory for women travelling on two-wheelers, driving or riding pillion, to wear helmets in the national capital. The Delhi government issued a notification on Friday inviting objections and suggestions from public within 30 days.
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Helmets to be made mandatory for women in Delhi
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday disposed of a public interest litigation (PIL) seeking to make helmet wearing compulsory for pillion riders irrespective of their gender and religion, after the city government informed it that motor vehicle rules would be amended to make it compulsory for women to wear helmets.
