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8 Places Where Cars Are Banned, A Maharashtra Town Too Is On The List
These car-free destinations prove that travel can be slower, quieter and far more meaningful without vehicles.
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Petrol 2-Wheelers Can't Be Registered In Delhi From 2028, EV Draft Policy Proposes
Delhi's draft EV Policy charts a roadmap for cleaner transport, proposing bans on petrol vehicles and incentives to improve shift to electric mobility.
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Delhi-NCR Implements GRAP 3, Bars BS-III Petrol And BS-IV Diesel Vehicles
The use of BS-III petrol and BS-IV diesel vehicles in Delhi NCR, with GRAP Stage III restrictions in place, can lead to hefty fines.
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10 Legendary Cars You Can't Drive In Capital, Courtesy Delhi Fuel Ban
What impact does the Delhi fuel ban has on the car enthusiasts? Well, here's a list of 10 legendary cars that patrons cannot drive, courtesy of the 10-year diesel, 15-year petrol car ban.
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Delhi Government De-Registers More Than 1 Lakh Overaged Diesel Vehicles
The vehicles which are de-registered in Delhi can be registered again in those states where diesel vehicles more than 10-years-old are allowed to operate.
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Only Trucks, Tempos With CNG Can Enter Delhi From November 27
The government has allowed schools, educational institutions and offices to start operating from November 29 onwards and the step has been taken to keep the air clean and less hazardous for students and people who are stepping out for work.
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Britain Faces Huge Costs To Avoid Power Shortages With Electric Car Plan
In July, the government said it would ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars and vans from 2040. The aim is to reduce air pollution, a source of growing public health concerns, and help Britain to cut carbon emissions by 80 percent by 2050 from 1990 levels - the target it has set itself.
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Focus Now On Printing 500-Rupee Notes, Says Government: 10 Points
The government is now focusing on printing 500 rupee notes, Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das said on Thursday, hours before a deadline for using old 500 and 1000 rupee notes at petrol pumps and some other facilities ended. From midnight to December 30, old notes can only be deposited in banks. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had on November ...
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For Old 500-Rupee Notes At Petrol Pumps, New Deadline Is December 2
Old Rs 500 notes can be used at petrol pumps and airline ticket counters only till tomorrow and not December 15 as announced earlier, the government said today.
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What RBI Will Do With 18 Billion 500 and 1,000 Rupee Notes
Old notes can be used till December 15 at petrol pumps and government utilities and deposited in banks till the end of that month. But what happens to the 500 and 1,000 rupee notes that Prime Minister Narendra Modi banned earlier this month to combat corruption and black money?
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Where You Can Use Old 500-Rupee Notes Now
The government has stopped the exchange of old notes over the counter at banks from Friday. People will now have to deposit banned notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 in their accounts and then withdraw new currency from ATMs or through cheques.
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8 Places Where Cars Are Banned, A Maharashtra Town Too Is On The List
These car-free destinations prove that travel can be slower, quieter and far more meaningful without vehicles.
-
Petrol 2-Wheelers Can't Be Registered In Delhi From 2028, EV Draft Policy Proposes
Delhi's draft EV Policy charts a roadmap for cleaner transport, proposing bans on petrol vehicles and incentives to improve shift to electric mobility.
-
Delhi-NCR Implements GRAP 3, Bars BS-III Petrol And BS-IV Diesel Vehicles
The use of BS-III petrol and BS-IV diesel vehicles in Delhi NCR, with GRAP Stage III restrictions in place, can lead to hefty fines.
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10 Legendary Cars You Can't Drive In Capital, Courtesy Delhi Fuel Ban
What impact does the Delhi fuel ban has on the car enthusiasts? Well, here's a list of 10 legendary cars that patrons cannot drive, courtesy of the 10-year diesel, 15-year petrol car ban.
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Delhi Government De-Registers More Than 1 Lakh Overaged Diesel Vehicles
The vehicles which are de-registered in Delhi can be registered again in those states where diesel vehicles more than 10-years-old are allowed to operate.
-
Only Trucks, Tempos With CNG Can Enter Delhi From November 27
The government has allowed schools, educational institutions and offices to start operating from November 29 onwards and the step has been taken to keep the air clean and less hazardous for students and people who are stepping out for work.
-
Britain Faces Huge Costs To Avoid Power Shortages With Electric Car Plan
In July, the government said it would ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars and vans from 2040. The aim is to reduce air pollution, a source of growing public health concerns, and help Britain to cut carbon emissions by 80 percent by 2050 from 1990 levels - the target it has set itself.
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Focus Now On Printing 500-Rupee Notes, Says Government: 10 Points
The government is now focusing on printing 500 rupee notes, Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das said on Thursday, hours before a deadline for using old 500 and 1000 rupee notes at petrol pumps and some other facilities ended. From midnight to December 30, old notes can only be deposited in banks. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had on November ...
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For Old 500-Rupee Notes At Petrol Pumps, New Deadline Is December 2
Old Rs 500 notes can be used at petrol pumps and airline ticket counters only till tomorrow and not December 15 as announced earlier, the government said today.
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What RBI Will Do With 18 Billion 500 and 1,000 Rupee Notes
Old notes can be used till December 15 at petrol pumps and government utilities and deposited in banks till the end of that month. But what happens to the 500 and 1,000 rupee notes that Prime Minister Narendra Modi banned earlier this month to combat corruption and black money?
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Where You Can Use Old 500-Rupee Notes Now
The government has stopped the exchange of old notes over the counter at banks from Friday. People will now have to deposit banned notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 in their accounts and then withdraw new currency from ATMs or through cheques.
