Odd-even Women Exempted

A lawyer filed a plea in the Delhi High Court on Tuesday challenging the proposed implementation of the odd-even road rationing scheme, contending that it violates fundamental right to equality by giving exemption to women drivers.

Women will be exempted from the odd-even road rationing scheme which is set to return in the national capital for the third time from November 4-15, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said today.

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has asked transport department to share its views on the issue of exemption to be granted to women, 2-wheelers and CNG vehicles during the odd-even period between November 4 and 15.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today said the government would look into whether two-wheelers and vehicles driven by women should be exempted from the odd-even scheme, which will be implemented in November.

The odd-even scheme will be implemented in Delhi without exceptions, the Arvind Kejriwal government has said in an action plan submitted to the National Green Tribunal

The last couple of times, women drivers and two-wheeler motorists were exempted from the odd-even scheme but this time; these motorists will not be exempt from the odd-even rule as the Green Court questioned the rationality of the exemption to the Delhi government.

The Odd-Even plan for the rationing of cars in Delhi to fight deadly smog is off the table for now. The National Green Tribunal today firmly rejected as "illogical" the Arvind Kejriwal government's request to make an exception for women and two-wheelers and questioned: "Why should anyone be exempt from the Odd-Even plan?"

The Delhi government has decided to file a plea before the National Green Tribunal to urge it to consider the exemption of women and two-wheelers from the odd-even scheme. The decision comes two days after the Arvind Kejriwal government cancelled its plan to implement the scheme which was to be implemented from Monday to help lift the blanket of sm...

After pledging to ask the National Green Tribunal (NGT) to allow exceptions to the Odd-Even rule to restrict cars in Delhi, the Arvind Kejriwal government today arrived hours late to court. The case will not be taken up at least till tomorrow, which means the Odd-Even plan will be put off further in the city where air pollution has hit emergency le...

The Arvind Kejriwal government has cancelled its plan to implement the Odd-Even road rationing scheme from Monday that was meant to help lift the noxious blanket of smog that has enveloped Delhi for the last six days. The decision was announced after an emergency cabinet meeting within hours of the National Green Tribunal's conditional acceptance o...

The odd-even scheme will be implemented in Delhi from 13 November 2017 to 17 November 2017. This time around, there will be no exemption for two-wheeler motorists and women drivers. The only exemption will be for CNG vehicles and emergency vehicles such as ambulances, fire tenders and so on.

The Green Court today delivered a blistering criticism of the Arvind Kejriwal government's Delhi Odd-Even rule and pointing to various other measures that could have been taken, said the government should not "test its patience". The court okayed the plan, which will be implemented from Monday, but banned most exemptions -- including to two-wheeler...

The Minister of Delhi Transport today announced free travel for commuters in all DTC and Cluster buses during the odd-even days.

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.

Cars driven by women and those carrying children in school uniform shall remain out of the ambit of the odd-even scheme the second phase of which is set to start in Delhi from April 15.

A lawyer filed a plea in the Delhi High Court on Tuesday challenging the proposed implementation of the odd-even road rationing scheme, contending that it violates fundamental right to equality by giving exemption to women drivers.

Women will be exempted from the odd-even road rationing scheme which is set to return in the national capital for the third time from November 4-15, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said today.

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has asked transport department to share its views on the issue of exemption to be granted to women, 2-wheelers and CNG vehicles during the odd-even period between November 4 and 15.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today said the government would look into whether two-wheelers and vehicles driven by women should be exempted from the odd-even scheme, which will be implemented in November.

The odd-even scheme will be implemented in Delhi without exceptions, the Arvind Kejriwal government has said in an action plan submitted to the National Green Tribunal

The last couple of times, women drivers and two-wheeler motorists were exempted from the odd-even scheme but this time; these motorists will not be exempt from the odd-even rule as the Green Court questioned the rationality of the exemption to the Delhi government.

The Odd-Even plan for the rationing of cars in Delhi to fight deadly smog is off the table for now. The National Green Tribunal today firmly rejected as "illogical" the Arvind Kejriwal government's request to make an exception for women and two-wheelers and questioned: "Why should anyone be exempt from the Odd-Even plan?"

The Delhi government has decided to file a plea before the National Green Tribunal to urge it to consider the exemption of women and two-wheelers from the odd-even scheme. The decision comes two days after the Arvind Kejriwal government cancelled its plan to implement the scheme which was to be implemented from Monday to help lift the blanket of sm...

After pledging to ask the National Green Tribunal (NGT) to allow exceptions to the Odd-Even rule to restrict cars in Delhi, the Arvind Kejriwal government today arrived hours late to court. The case will not be taken up at least till tomorrow, which means the Odd-Even plan will be put off further in the city where air pollution has hit emergency le...

The Arvind Kejriwal government has cancelled its plan to implement the Odd-Even road rationing scheme from Monday that was meant to help lift the noxious blanket of smog that has enveloped Delhi for the last six days. The decision was announced after an emergency cabinet meeting within hours of the National Green Tribunal's conditional acceptance o...

The odd-even scheme will be implemented in Delhi from 13 November 2017 to 17 November 2017. This time around, there will be no exemption for two-wheeler motorists and women drivers. The only exemption will be for CNG vehicles and emergency vehicles such as ambulances, fire tenders and so on.

The Green Court today delivered a blistering criticism of the Arvind Kejriwal government's Delhi Odd-Even rule and pointing to various other measures that could have been taken, said the government should not "test its patience". The court okayed the plan, which will be implemented from Monday, but banned most exemptions -- including to two-wheeler...

The Minister of Delhi Transport today announced free travel for commuters in all DTC and Cluster buses during the odd-even days.

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.

Cars driven by women and those carrying children in school uniform shall remain out of the ambit of the odd-even scheme the second phase of which is set to start in Delhi from April 15.