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AAP Govt Needs 'Effective Strategy' to Push Plan to Fight Pollution: NGO
The proposed move to have 'odd-even' restrictions on the plying of private vehicles in the national capital can "catalyse" the change needed to purify the air in Delhi, a green NGO said today while calling for "public support" and an "effective strategy" for pushing such an initiative.
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Amid Debate, Arvind Kejriwal Says Odd-Even Car Rule on Trial Basis
Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal today said that the government will withdraw its new rule to allow cars with odd and even registration numbers on alternate days to be introduced from January 1 if it creates too many problems for the people.
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AAP's Reduce Cars Plan Deadline Too Close: Public Transport Agencies
The AAP government's ambitious plan of allowing every car in Delhi to run only on alternate days from January 1, and strengthening the public transport system as an alternative, has already run into a wall. Agencies that run public transport in Delhi have said the deadline set by the government is impossible to meet.
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AAP Govt Needs 'Effective Strategy' to Push Plan to Fight Pollution: NGO
The proposed move to have 'odd-even' restrictions on the plying of private vehicles in the national capital can "catalyse" the change needed to purify the air in Delhi, a green NGO said today while calling for "public support" and an "effective strategy" for pushing such an initiative.
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Amid Debate, Arvind Kejriwal Says Odd-Even Car Rule on Trial Basis
Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal today said that the government will withdraw its new rule to allow cars with odd and even registration numbers on alternate days to be introduced from January 1 if it creates too many problems for the people.
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AAP's Reduce Cars Plan Deadline Too Close: Public Transport Agencies
The AAP government's ambitious plan of allowing every car in Delhi to run only on alternate days from January 1, and strengthening the public transport system as an alternative, has already run into a wall. Agencies that run public transport in Delhi have said the deadline set by the government is impossible to meet.
