Odd Even Formula

Odd-Even Scheme in Delhi starts today, i.e. November 4 and will be implemented till November 15.

A landmark IIT-Kanpur study, which covered the period 2013-14, said during winters, vehicles are the second largest and the "most consistent" contributing source of pollutants PM10 and PM2.5.

With Delhi's pollution levels increasing rapidly, the Delhi government has decided to implement the Odd-Even Rule once again to check the number of vehicles that will ply on Delhi roads.

As Delhi's air quality plunges ahead of Diwali, a graded response plan kicked in on Tuesday that lets authorities respond to a spike in toxic air with restrictions. As the first step, the powerful Supreme Court-appointed pollution watchdog ordered the coal-fired Badarpur power station in south Delhi to be shut and banned diesel-based power generati...

The initiative will measure the impact of vehicular pollution and the effectiveness of the city's odd-even experiment.

After mining huge volumes of feedback, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has gleaned that Delhi wants the odd-even traffic experiment to return.

Following the positive response received from the people of Delhi and NCR through different platforms, regarding the Odd-Even Scheme, the government is planning to re-introduce the second phase soon. Delhi Chief Minister, Arvind Kejriwal will reportedly hold a review meeting today.

Aam Aadmi Party lawmakers today conducted Jansabhas across the city to ascertain people's view on the odd even formula for cars in Delhi.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today said 'jan sabhas' or public meetings will be held across the city to seek public opinion on the odd-even scheme, which will be rolled out as and when "people decide".

The Odd-Even Plan was not exactly welcomed with open arms in the capital city last month when it was announced.

Several women in the city, caught in a bind over being exempted from the car rationing scheme, are voluntarily opting for carpooling and public transport, saying the "privilege" was at odds with the concept of "equality".

Hailing Delhiites for contributing in the successful implementation of the odd-even scheme in the national capital, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today said it has proved that Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) can "govern" and provide leadership to the people.

Will the Arvind Kejriwal government's Odd-Even scheme be extended? Transport minister Gopal Rai said on Friday that the state government will decide after analysing pollution data collected till January 15.

Less congestion in Delhi owing to the odd-even car rationing scheme is shielding people from "direct exposure" to pollutants, especially in and around areas of high car density such as traffic junctions, experts opine.

Despite being turned down recently, Delhi's lawyers aren't taking "No" for an answer. In the High Court today, they argued anew to be exempted from the new traffic rules for the capital that ban private cars on alternate days -a scheme dubbed "odd-even" because cars with license plates ending in odd numbers are allowed on the road on odd-numbered d...

Odd-Even Scheme in Delhi starts today, i.e. November 4 and will be implemented till November 15.

A landmark IIT-Kanpur study, which covered the period 2013-14, said during winters, vehicles are the second largest and the "most consistent" contributing source of pollutants PM10 and PM2.5.

With Delhi's pollution levels increasing rapidly, the Delhi government has decided to implement the Odd-Even Rule once again to check the number of vehicles that will ply on Delhi roads.

As Delhi's air quality plunges ahead of Diwali, a graded response plan kicked in on Tuesday that lets authorities respond to a spike in toxic air with restrictions. As the first step, the powerful Supreme Court-appointed pollution watchdog ordered the coal-fired Badarpur power station in south Delhi to be shut and banned diesel-based power generati...

The initiative will measure the impact of vehicular pollution and the effectiveness of the city's odd-even experiment.

After mining huge volumes of feedback, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has gleaned that Delhi wants the odd-even traffic experiment to return.

Following the positive response received from the people of Delhi and NCR through different platforms, regarding the Odd-Even Scheme, the government is planning to re-introduce the second phase soon. Delhi Chief Minister, Arvind Kejriwal will reportedly hold a review meeting today.

Aam Aadmi Party lawmakers today conducted Jansabhas across the city to ascertain people's view on the odd even formula for cars in Delhi.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today said 'jan sabhas' or public meetings will be held across the city to seek public opinion on the odd-even scheme, which will be rolled out as and when "people decide".

The Odd-Even Plan was not exactly welcomed with open arms in the capital city last month when it was announced.

Several women in the city, caught in a bind over being exempted from the car rationing scheme, are voluntarily opting for carpooling and public transport, saying the "privilege" was at odds with the concept of "equality".

Hailing Delhiites for contributing in the successful implementation of the odd-even scheme in the national capital, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today said it has proved that Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) can "govern" and provide leadership to the people.

Will the Arvind Kejriwal government's Odd-Even scheme be extended? Transport minister Gopal Rai said on Friday that the state government will decide after analysing pollution data collected till January 15.

Less congestion in Delhi owing to the odd-even car rationing scheme is shielding people from "direct exposure" to pollutants, especially in and around areas of high car density such as traffic junctions, experts opine.

Despite being turned down recently, Delhi's lawyers aren't taking "No" for an answer. In the High Court today, they argued anew to be exempted from the new traffic rules for the capital that ban private cars on alternate days -a scheme dubbed "odd-even" because cars with license plates ending in odd numbers are allowed on the road on odd-numbered d...