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Odd-Even Rule: 5 Things You Need to Know
Delhi's odd-even rule was proposed between November 13 and November 2017, and this time there will be no exemption for two-wheelers or women drivers unlike last year. Here are the other important things you need to know about the odd-even rule in Delhi.
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Odd-Even Rule Back In Delhi From Next Week: All You Need To Know About Fines, Exemptions
After implementing the odd-even rule last year on an experimental basis to curb the alarming pollution level in the national capital, the Delhi government has once again decided to impose the measure for five days beginning from November 13. The Arvind Kejriwal-led government has said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's involvement in the issue is ...
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Delhi Government's Plan For April's Odd-Even Rule: Your 10-Point Cheatsheet
Delhi's odd-even plan, the traffic experiment to allow vehicles of odd and even numbers on alternate days to reduce pollution and congestion on the capital's roads, is set to make a comeback next month for two weeks starting April 15. The government today announced some of details for the rerun of the scheme.
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Even-Numbered Cars Roll On Day 2; AAP's Manish Sisodia Cycles To Office
Even-numbered cars rolled out on Delhi streets and the odd-numbered ones stayed largely off the roads on the second day today of the odd-even vehicular restriction trial in Delhi which saw Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia cycle to office.
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No, Lawyers, You Are Not Exempt From Odd-Even Trial: 10-Point Update
Millions of Delhi residents are prepping for a radical new way of commuting from Friday, when authorities launch a trial of traffic restrictions to clean up the world's most polluted capital.
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Exemptions Will Hit Delhi's Odd-Even Rule, Says Police Chief BS Bassi
The fact that there are so many exemptions means enforcing the Delhi government's odd-even scheme meant to cut down on vehicular pollution from January 1 will be difficult, Delhi Police Chief BS Bassi said today.
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Delhi's Odd-Even Formula: Who Is Exempt
The Delhi government today addressed a press conference on the implementation of Odd-even formula for cars in the national capital. Chief minister Arvind Kejriwal also announced a list of vehicles that would be exempt from the scheme.
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Odd-Even Formula to Keep Nearly 10 Lakh Private Vehicles Off Roads in Delhi
After coming under a lot of scrutiny and criticism, the new odd-even formula for private vehicles proposed by the AAP government might possibly turn out to be an effective move. According to recent reports, once the rule is enforced from January 1, nearly 10 lakh privet vehicles in Delhi will stay off roads.
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Delhi Schools May Shut From January 1-15 As City Tries 'Odd-Even' Plan
The Delhi government has said it is considering shutting schools in the city between 1st and 15th January.
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Mumbai Traffic Authorities Consider Adopting Delhi's Odd-Even Rule
After Delhi, now the traffic authorities of Mumbai are considering implementing the odd and even number system for cars in the smart city - Navi Mumbai.
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'Odd-Even' Formula for Cars From 8 am To 8 pm, Says Delhi Government
The odd-even rule for cars in Delhi will be implemented from January 1, between 8 am and 8 pm, the Delhi government announced today after a meeting chaired by Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
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Delhi's 'Odd-Even' Plan Not Ready, But Won't Include Two-Wheelers: Government
Delhi government's 'odd-even' formula will not be applicable to two-wheelers and the restriction extends only to the privately-owned cars, including those entering from other states, Delhi Home Minister Satyendra Jain has said.
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Both Odd and Even-Numbered Cars to Run on Sundays: Delhi Government
Both the odd and even-numbered cars will be allowed to ply on Sundays, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government today announced adding that it is the "responsibility" of the Delhi Police to implement the formula to curb air pollution in the national capital.
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Delhi Government's Odd-Even Car Rule a Good Step: Congress' Jairam Ramesh
Former union minister Jairam Ramesh described Delhi government's decision to implement 'odd-even' restrictions for plying of private vehicles a "good step" and said he had once suggested a similar move to Sheila Dikshit during her stint as chief minister.
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Odd-Even Rule: 5 Things You Need to Know
Delhi's odd-even rule was proposed between November 13 and November 2017, and this time there will be no exemption for two-wheelers or women drivers unlike last year. Here are the other important things you need to know about the odd-even rule in Delhi.
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Odd-Even Rule Back In Delhi From Next Week: All You Need To Know About Fines, Exemptions
After implementing the odd-even rule last year on an experimental basis to curb the alarming pollution level in the national capital, the Delhi government has once again decided to impose the measure for five days beginning from November 13. The Arvind Kejriwal-led government has said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's involvement in the issue is ...
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Delhi Government's Plan For April's Odd-Even Rule: Your 10-Point Cheatsheet
Delhi's odd-even plan, the traffic experiment to allow vehicles of odd and even numbers on alternate days to reduce pollution and congestion on the capital's roads, is set to make a comeback next month for two weeks starting April 15. The government today announced some of details for the rerun of the scheme.
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Even-Numbered Cars Roll On Day 2; AAP's Manish Sisodia Cycles To Office
Even-numbered cars rolled out on Delhi streets and the odd-numbered ones stayed largely off the roads on the second day today of the odd-even vehicular restriction trial in Delhi which saw Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia cycle to office.
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No, Lawyers, You Are Not Exempt From Odd-Even Trial: 10-Point Update
Millions of Delhi residents are prepping for a radical new way of commuting from Friday, when authorities launch a trial of traffic restrictions to clean up the world's most polluted capital.
-
Exemptions Will Hit Delhi's Odd-Even Rule, Says Police Chief BS Bassi
The fact that there are so many exemptions means enforcing the Delhi government's odd-even scheme meant to cut down on vehicular pollution from January 1 will be difficult, Delhi Police Chief BS Bassi said today.
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Delhi's Odd-Even Formula: Who Is Exempt
The Delhi government today addressed a press conference on the implementation of Odd-even formula for cars in the national capital. Chief minister Arvind Kejriwal also announced a list of vehicles that would be exempt from the scheme.
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Odd-Even Formula to Keep Nearly 10 Lakh Private Vehicles Off Roads in Delhi
After coming under a lot of scrutiny and criticism, the new odd-even formula for private vehicles proposed by the AAP government might possibly turn out to be an effective move. According to recent reports, once the rule is enforced from January 1, nearly 10 lakh privet vehicles in Delhi will stay off roads.
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Delhi Schools May Shut From January 1-15 As City Tries 'Odd-Even' Plan
The Delhi government has said it is considering shutting schools in the city between 1st and 15th January.
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Mumbai Traffic Authorities Consider Adopting Delhi's Odd-Even Rule
After Delhi, now the traffic authorities of Mumbai are considering implementing the odd and even number system for cars in the smart city - Navi Mumbai.
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'Odd-Even' Formula for Cars From 8 am To 8 pm, Says Delhi Government
The odd-even rule for cars in Delhi will be implemented from January 1, between 8 am and 8 pm, the Delhi government announced today after a meeting chaired by Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.
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Delhi's 'Odd-Even' Plan Not Ready, But Won't Include Two-Wheelers: Government
Delhi government's 'odd-even' formula will not be applicable to two-wheelers and the restriction extends only to the privately-owned cars, including those entering from other states, Delhi Home Minister Satyendra Jain has said.
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Both Odd and Even-Numbered Cars to Run on Sundays: Delhi Government
Both the odd and even-numbered cars will be allowed to ply on Sundays, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government today announced adding that it is the "responsibility" of the Delhi Police to implement the formula to curb air pollution in the national capital.
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Delhi Government's Odd-Even Car Rule a Good Step: Congress' Jairam Ramesh
Former union minister Jairam Ramesh described Delhi government's decision to implement 'odd-even' restrictions for plying of private vehicles a "good step" and said he had once suggested a similar move to Sheila Dikshit during her stint as chief minister.
