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Delhi's Pollution Measures To Hit 1.2 Million NCR Vehicles: All You Need To Know
According to Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa, only BS6 compliant vehicles from outside Delhi will be permitted to enter the capital while GRAP stages III and IV are in force.
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SC Halts Action Against End-Of-Life Vehicle Owners In Delhi: All You Need To Know
The Supreme Court of India has now directed the government to halt the ban on fuel supply for "end-of-life" vehicles in Delhi NCR.
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CAQM Reliefs Vehicle Ban Till Nov 1, Delhi CM Rekha Gupta Applauds Move
The ban on EOL vehicles has been lifted until November 1. However, it is reported to be implemented on a larger scale, covering the complete NCR region
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Old Vehicles Fuel Ban In Delhi, Nearby Cities Deferred to Nov 1 Due To Tech Issues
The fuel ban on end-of-life (EoL) vehicles in Delhi and some parts of the National Capital Region (NCR) will not come into effect until November 1, according to the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM).
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"Fuel Ban On End-Of-Life Vehicles Not Feasible" Delhi Minister To Pollution Body
Delhi's Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa has written to the CAQM seeking a rollback of the End-of-Life vehicle impounding order, citing technological and logistical hurdles.
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Delhi NCR: Top Court Extends Colour-Coded Sticker Rule To Pre-2019 Vehicles
The Supreme Court on Monday said its direction to place colour-coded stickers denoting the fuel type would also apply to vehicles purchased before April 1, 2019 and registered in NCR states.
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Delhi, Nearby Factories Not On Clean Fuel Ordered Shut Amid Pollution
In a stern action against industries, the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) on Tuesday ordered immediate closure of all those NCR industries which have not switched to cleaner fuels in industrial areas despite their availability.
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Delhi Air Pollution: Schools In Delhi Shut For Next Two Days Amid High Air Pollution
Delhi Pollution: Schools in Delhi have been advised to remain shut for the next two days due to the spike in the pollution level in and around the national capital. The Environment Pollution Prevention and Control Authority (EPCA) has also asked industries not running on clean fuels to remain closed till Friday.
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BS-VI Grade Fuel Supplies Cover NCR
Ultra-clean BS-VI grade petrol and diesel supplies will expand to seven more districts of Haryana from October 1 to cover the entire national capital region as oil companies extend the fuel coverage to all over the country in a phased manner. While the country will leapfrog from the current BS-IV grade fuel to BS-VI, which have emission standards e...
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BS6 Fuel Now Covers 60% Of NCR, Will Reach 80% By October: Report
Sale of Bharat Stage VI (BS6) fuel has reportedly expanded to 60 per cent of the country National Capital Region (NCR). According to the report published by ET Auto, sale of BS6 compliant petrol and diesel has now crossed Delhi borders and is now available in districts like - Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan as well, from April 1, 2019.
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Delhi's Pollution Measures To Hit 1.2 Million NCR Vehicles: All You Need To Know
According to Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa, only BS6 compliant vehicles from outside Delhi will be permitted to enter the capital while GRAP stages III and IV are in force.
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SC Halts Action Against End-Of-Life Vehicle Owners In Delhi: All You Need To Know
The Supreme Court of India has now directed the government to halt the ban on fuel supply for "end-of-life" vehicles in Delhi NCR.
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CAQM Reliefs Vehicle Ban Till Nov 1, Delhi CM Rekha Gupta Applauds Move
The ban on EOL vehicles has been lifted until November 1. However, it is reported to be implemented on a larger scale, covering the complete NCR region
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Old Vehicles Fuel Ban In Delhi, Nearby Cities Deferred to Nov 1 Due To Tech Issues
The fuel ban on end-of-life (EoL) vehicles in Delhi and some parts of the National Capital Region (NCR) will not come into effect until November 1, according to the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM).
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"Fuel Ban On End-Of-Life Vehicles Not Feasible" Delhi Minister To Pollution Body
Delhi's Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa has written to the CAQM seeking a rollback of the End-of-Life vehicle impounding order, citing technological and logistical hurdles.
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Delhi NCR: Top Court Extends Colour-Coded Sticker Rule To Pre-2019 Vehicles
The Supreme Court on Monday said its direction to place colour-coded stickers denoting the fuel type would also apply to vehicles purchased before April 1, 2019 and registered in NCR states.
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Delhi, Nearby Factories Not On Clean Fuel Ordered Shut Amid Pollution
In a stern action against industries, the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) on Tuesday ordered immediate closure of all those NCR industries which have not switched to cleaner fuels in industrial areas despite their availability.
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Delhi Air Pollution: Schools In Delhi Shut For Next Two Days Amid High Air Pollution
Delhi Pollution: Schools in Delhi have been advised to remain shut for the next two days due to the spike in the pollution level in and around the national capital. The Environment Pollution Prevention and Control Authority (EPCA) has also asked industries not running on clean fuels to remain closed till Friday.
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BS-VI Grade Fuel Supplies Cover NCR
Ultra-clean BS-VI grade petrol and diesel supplies will expand to seven more districts of Haryana from October 1 to cover the entire national capital region as oil companies extend the fuel coverage to all over the country in a phased manner. While the country will leapfrog from the current BS-IV grade fuel to BS-VI, which have emission standards e...
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BS6 Fuel Now Covers 60% Of NCR, Will Reach 80% By October: Report
Sale of Bharat Stage VI (BS6) fuel has reportedly expanded to 60 per cent of the country National Capital Region (NCR). According to the report published by ET Auto, sale of BS6 compliant petrol and diesel has now crossed Delhi borders and is now available in districts like - Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan as well, from April 1, 2019.
