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Buses Operating On Polluting Fuels Banned From Entering Delhi From Nov 2026
No bus should be allowed to enter Delhi from November 1, 2026, unless it runs on clean fuel like CNG, electricity or the latest BS-VI diesel, the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) directed on Wednesday.
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Sabarimala Temple Opens After Day Of Protests, Women Stopped: 10 Points
Kerala's Sabarimala temple opened its doors to women of all ages on Wednesday evening after much protest, violence and the final imposition of prohibitory orders that bans large gatherings. Through the day, protesters had been trying to enforce the centuries-old ban on the entry of women of reproductive age in the temple, which was scrapped by the ...
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Kerala Tense As Women Head To Sabarimala Amid Protests, Heavy Security
Protests intensified around Kerala's famous Sabarimala temple as the shrine to Lord Ayappa got ready to open its doors to women of reproductive age following a Supreme Court order overturning the centuries-old ban. Crew from four media companies was attacked and two women, who had started the 7-km trek towards the hilltop shrine, had to turn back. ...
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Close Your Legs Please: Madrid Bus Manspreading Ban Starts
Commuters on Madrid's buses have long been banned from putting their feet on seats or smoking, but from this week a new prohibition is in place, targeting male passengers: no 'manspreading'.
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Cars, Buses Banned In Delhi's Connaught Place For 3 Months Starting February
Cars and buses will not be allowed into Connaught Place, the heart of Delhi, for three months starting February. The ban will be part of a pilot smart city project that will be launched next month and will aim to reduce pollution and congestion in the area.
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Spain To Impose Odd Even Rule In Madrid To Fight Pollution
While Delhi Chief Minister Arind Kejriwal's Odd-Even-Rule might have faced a lot of criticism in India, it seems to have inspired Spain's capital city, Madrid, to follow suit. The Madrid's city hall has recently announced it had ordered half of most private cars off the roads to fight a particularly bad bout of pollution, which has happened for the...
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Old Notes Invalid For Rail, Metro, Bus Tickets From Tomorrow
The government today curtailed the use of old 500 rupee notes for purchasing tickets of railway, metro and state road transport buses till December 10, as against December 15 announced previously.
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Rajinikanth's Kabali Has Apparently Been Leaked, After All That
On July 15, the Madras High Court banned 169 service providers from making the film available illegally online. The court also ruled that cable TV operators, buses and taxis not be allowed to screen the movie
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Pollution Concern: Government Plans to Ban Trucks, Buses Above 15 Years
Amid rising concerns over pollution level in the Capital and other cities in India, the government plans to ban trucks and buses older than 15 years from plying on the roads across the country.
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Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu Halts Ban on Palestinians Using Settler Buses
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday ordered the suspension of a controversial measure banning Palestinians from riding the same buses as Jewish settlers when returning from Israel to the West Bank.
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Chinese City Bans Big Beards, Burqa-Wearers from Buses: Report
Amid an upsurge in separatist violence, a city in China's restive Xinjiang region has banned those in Islamic headscarves, burqas and with long beards from public transport.
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China City Bans Long Beards, Islamic Clothing on Buses: Report
A city in China's mainly Muslim Xinjiang region has banned people with large beards or Islamic clothing from travelling on public buses, state media said, prompting outrage from an overseas rights group Wednesday.
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Al-Qaeda bans men and women from shaking hands
Militants linked to terror outfit Al-Qaeda have banned "unrelated" Somalian men and women from shaking hands, speaking or walking together in public, said a media report. The militants said people who break the rules could be imprisoned, whipped or even executed, the Daily Mail reported. They have already banned women in the country from working in...
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Buses Operating On Polluting Fuels Banned From Entering Delhi From Nov 2026
No bus should be allowed to enter Delhi from November 1, 2026, unless it runs on clean fuel like CNG, electricity or the latest BS-VI diesel, the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) directed on Wednesday.
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Sabarimala Temple Opens After Day Of Protests, Women Stopped: 10 Points
Kerala's Sabarimala temple opened its doors to women of all ages on Wednesday evening after much protest, violence and the final imposition of prohibitory orders that bans large gatherings. Through the day, protesters had been trying to enforce the centuries-old ban on the entry of women of reproductive age in the temple, which was scrapped by the ...
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Kerala Tense As Women Head To Sabarimala Amid Protests, Heavy Security
Protests intensified around Kerala's famous Sabarimala temple as the shrine to Lord Ayappa got ready to open its doors to women of reproductive age following a Supreme Court order overturning the centuries-old ban. Crew from four media companies was attacked and two women, who had started the 7-km trek towards the hilltop shrine, had to turn back. ...
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Close Your Legs Please: Madrid Bus Manspreading Ban Starts
Commuters on Madrid's buses have long been banned from putting their feet on seats or smoking, but from this week a new prohibition is in place, targeting male passengers: no 'manspreading'.
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Cars, Buses Banned In Delhi's Connaught Place For 3 Months Starting February
Cars and buses will not be allowed into Connaught Place, the heart of Delhi, for three months starting February. The ban will be part of a pilot smart city project that will be launched next month and will aim to reduce pollution and congestion in the area.
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Spain To Impose Odd Even Rule In Madrid To Fight Pollution
While Delhi Chief Minister Arind Kejriwal's Odd-Even-Rule might have faced a lot of criticism in India, it seems to have inspired Spain's capital city, Madrid, to follow suit. The Madrid's city hall has recently announced it had ordered half of most private cars off the roads to fight a particularly bad bout of pollution, which has happened for the...
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Old Notes Invalid For Rail, Metro, Bus Tickets From Tomorrow
The government today curtailed the use of old 500 rupee notes for purchasing tickets of railway, metro and state road transport buses till December 10, as against December 15 announced previously.
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Rajinikanth's Kabali Has Apparently Been Leaked, After All That
On July 15, the Madras High Court banned 169 service providers from making the film available illegally online. The court also ruled that cable TV operators, buses and taxis not be allowed to screen the movie
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Pollution Concern: Government Plans to Ban Trucks, Buses Above 15 Years
Amid rising concerns over pollution level in the Capital and other cities in India, the government plans to ban trucks and buses older than 15 years from plying on the roads across the country.
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Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu Halts Ban on Palestinians Using Settler Buses
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday ordered the suspension of a controversial measure banning Palestinians from riding the same buses as Jewish settlers when returning from Israel to the West Bank.
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Chinese City Bans Big Beards, Burqa-Wearers from Buses: Report
Amid an upsurge in separatist violence, a city in China's restive Xinjiang region has banned those in Islamic headscarves, burqas and with long beards from public transport.
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China City Bans Long Beards, Islamic Clothing on Buses: Report
A city in China's mainly Muslim Xinjiang region has banned people with large beards or Islamic clothing from travelling on public buses, state media said, prompting outrage from an overseas rights group Wednesday.
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Al-Qaeda bans men and women from shaking hands
Militants linked to terror outfit Al-Qaeda have banned "unrelated" Somalian men and women from shaking hands, speaking or walking together in public, said a media report. The militants said people who break the rules could be imprisoned, whipped or even executed, the Daily Mail reported. They have already banned women in the country from working in...
