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Chandigarh Makes It Optional For Sikh Women To Wear Helmets
Following pressure from the Sikh community and organizations, the Chandigarh Administration has amended its notification and allowed Sikh women to be exempt from wearing helmets while driving two-wheelers.
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Helmet While Riding 'Optional' For Sikh Women In Chandigarh: Government
Wearing of helmet by Sikh women in Chandigarh has been made optional, the Home Ministry said today, a week after it had completely exempted them from wearing the protective head gear.
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Sikh Women Don't Have To Wear Helmets In Chandigarh
After Delhi, Sikh women in Chandigarh will soon be exempted from wearing helmets while driving two-wheelers with union Home Ministry green- signaling the Chandigarh administration to make an exception for them.
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Not Feasible to Make Helmet Mandatory for Sikh Women: High Court
Public Interest Litigations seeking revocation of the city government's notification to exempt sikh women from wearing helmet while driving or pillion riding two-wheelers were today rejected by the Delhi High Court which observed that it is not feasible to make headguard mandatory for them.
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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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Delhi: Traffic Police to Start Drive for Helmet Compliance for Women
Delhi Traffic Police will initiate a special drive from today to ensure compliance of a government order making wearing of helmets mandatory for women, driving or riding pillion on two-wheelers.
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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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Helmets Made Necessary for Delhi Women, Sikhs Exempted
Women riding pillion on two-wheelers in the capital will now have to wear helmets as the new rules came into force Thursday. Those belonging to the Sikh community have been exempted on religious grounds.
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Chandigarh Makes It Optional For Sikh Women To Wear Helmets
Following pressure from the Sikh community and organizations, the Chandigarh Administration has amended its notification and allowed Sikh women to be exempt from wearing helmets while driving two-wheelers.
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Helmet While Riding 'Optional' For Sikh Women In Chandigarh: Government
Wearing of helmet by Sikh women in Chandigarh has been made optional, the Home Ministry said today, a week after it had completely exempted them from wearing the protective head gear.
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Sikh Women Don't Have To Wear Helmets In Chandigarh
After Delhi, Sikh women in Chandigarh will soon be exempted from wearing helmets while driving two-wheelers with union Home Ministry green- signaling the Chandigarh administration to make an exception for them.
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Not Feasible to Make Helmet Mandatory for Sikh Women: High Court
Public Interest Litigations seeking revocation of the city government's notification to exempt sikh women from wearing helmet while driving or pillion riding two-wheelers were today rejected by the Delhi High Court which observed that it is not feasible to make headguard mandatory for them.
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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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Delhi: Traffic Police to Start Drive for Helmet Compliance for Women
Delhi Traffic Police will initiate a special drive from today to ensure compliance of a government order making wearing of helmets mandatory for women, driving or riding pillion on two-wheelers.
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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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Helmets Made Necessary for Delhi Women, Sikhs Exempted
Women riding pillion on two-wheelers in the capital will now have to wear helmets as the new rules came into force Thursday. Those belonging to the Sikh community have been exempted on religious grounds.
