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In A Hurry To Clean Up Delhi Air, No Sight Of Long-Term Goal, Say Experts
The Supreme Court-appointed pollution watchdog recently implemented a Graded Response Action Plan or GRAP, which promises to take strict action every time particulate matter or PM 2.5 concentration reaches "very poor" or "severe" levels in Delhi and the National Capital Region. Experts, however, are saying that the short-term emergency measures the...
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Will Delhi Follow The Odd Even Rule If It Is Extended?
The Odd-Even Plan was not exactly welcomed with open arms in the capital city last month when it was announced.
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Review Meeting To Decide Second Phase Of Delhi's Odd-Even Plan
Delhi Transport minister Gopal Rai today said that a review meeting will decide on the second phase of the odd-even scheme and announced that a thanksgiving event has been lined up by the government for residents of the city who have made the road rationing scheme a "success".
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Chief Minister Kejriwal's Big Gamble Pays Off: Foreign Media
In a city where motorists routinely run red lights and drive on the wrong side of the road, many doubted the feasibility of Delhi leader Arvind Kejriwal's plan to roughly halve the number of cars in India's capital in a bid to reduce air pollution.
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Odd Even Rule: Less Congestion Reducing Local Pollution, Says Experts
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.
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Odd Even Rule: Plea Filed In Court Against Delhi Government's Scheme
A fresh Public Interest Litigation (PIL) challenging the AAP government's odd-even scheme was today moved before Delhi High Court which listed the matter for hearing tomorrow along with several other petitions that have been filed on the issue.
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Under 200 Defaulters, The Odd Ones, On Day 2 Of Car Use Restrictions
Nearly 200 people were caught violating the odd-even rule for cars on Saturday, the second day of the 15-day period when these restrictions are in force. These violators remained a minuscule minority on a day that largely saw compliance, with the government saying the scheme is "sucessful."
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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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Plan To Clean New Delhi's Air May Fizzle As Auto Rules Eased
New Delhi, gasping and choking under record-high air pollution, has announced a grand plan to clean its air. But that plan seems to be fizzling before it starts.
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Odd-Even Formula: Arvind Kejriwal Writes To PM Modi Seeking Support
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking his cooperation on the 'odd-even' number vehicles initiative to bring down pollution levels in the capital, and said directives or a public appeal by him in this regard would have a "major impact".
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Delhi Asks Schools To Shut As City Tackles Alarming Pollution
Government schools in Delhi have been asked to remain closed between January 1 and 15 and private schools will be advised to follow suit.
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Petition Against AAP's 'Odd-Even' Formula For Cars 'Premature': Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday stayed a petition against the Delhi government's proposal to allow vehicles with odd and even registration numbers on alternate days from Jan 1.
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In A Hurry To Clean Up Delhi Air, No Sight Of Long-Term Goal, Say Experts
The Supreme Court-appointed pollution watchdog recently implemented a Graded Response Action Plan or GRAP, which promises to take strict action every time particulate matter or PM 2.5 concentration reaches "very poor" or "severe" levels in Delhi and the National Capital Region. Experts, however, are saying that the short-term emergency measures the...
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Will Delhi Follow The Odd Even Rule If It Is Extended?
The Odd-Even Plan was not exactly welcomed with open arms in the capital city last month when it was announced.
-
Review Meeting To Decide Second Phase Of Delhi's Odd-Even Plan
Delhi Transport minister Gopal Rai today said that a review meeting will decide on the second phase of the odd-even scheme and announced that a thanksgiving event has been lined up by the government for residents of the city who have made the road rationing scheme a "success".
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Chief Minister Kejriwal's Big Gamble Pays Off: Foreign Media
In a city where motorists routinely run red lights and drive on the wrong side of the road, many doubted the feasibility of Delhi leader Arvind Kejriwal's plan to roughly halve the number of cars in India's capital in a bid to reduce air pollution.
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Odd Even Rule: Less Congestion Reducing Local Pollution, Says Experts
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.
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Odd Even Rule: Plea Filed In Court Against Delhi Government's Scheme
A fresh Public Interest Litigation (PIL) challenging the AAP government's odd-even scheme was today moved before Delhi High Court which listed the matter for hearing tomorrow along with several other petitions that have been filed on the issue.
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Under 200 Defaulters, The Odd Ones, On Day 2 Of Car Use Restrictions
Nearly 200 people were caught violating the odd-even rule for cars on Saturday, the second day of the 15-day period when these restrictions are in force. These violators remained a minuscule minority on a day that largely saw compliance, with the government saying the scheme is "sucessful."
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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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Plan To Clean New Delhi's Air May Fizzle As Auto Rules Eased
New Delhi, gasping and choking under record-high air pollution, has announced a grand plan to clean its air. But that plan seems to be fizzling before it starts.
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Odd-Even Formula: Arvind Kejriwal Writes To PM Modi Seeking Support
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today wrote to Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeking his cooperation on the 'odd-even' number vehicles initiative to bring down pollution levels in the capital, and said directives or a public appeal by him in this regard would have a "major impact".
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Delhi Asks Schools To Shut As City Tackles Alarming Pollution
Government schools in Delhi have been asked to remain closed between January 1 and 15 and private schools will be advised to follow suit.
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Petition Against AAP's 'Odd-Even' Formula For Cars 'Premature': Delhi High Court
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday stayed a petition against the Delhi government's proposal to allow vehicles with odd and even registration numbers on alternate days from Jan 1.
