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Uber, Ola Buses, Big EV Push: What Delhi May Do To Curb Air Pollution
As congestion and pollution continue to choke the national capital, the Delhi government is considering a combination of tougher enforcement and incentives for cleaner mobility.
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Awareness Around 'No PUC, No Fuel' Rule Improves, Checks Across Pumps Remain Loose
Commuter awareness rises after Delhi's BS-VI and No PUC, No Fuel enforcement; fuel sales dip in border areas, PUC queues remain steady, says DPDA president.
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Delhi Air Pollution: 3,746 Vehicles Fined For No PUC Certificate, Over 570 Denied Entry In City
Delhi Air Pollution, No PUC No Fuel: Delhi Traffic Police and Transport Department challans 3,746 vehicles and turns back 568 non-compliant entries in 24 hours, enforcing pollution norms strictly.
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NDTV Ground Report: Day 1 Of No Fuel Without Pollution Certificate In Delhi
At the Delhi Gate petrol pump, NDTV found the notification on the rule prominently displayed across every fuel dispensing aisle, but no transport or enforcement officials were present.
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Rs 20,000 Fine Or Turn Away From Border: Old Cars Not Being Allowed In Delhi
A thick layer of toxic smog enveloped the Delhi-Noida border at the DND Flyway on this hazy Thursday morning, with air quality plunging into the 'hazardous' category at the nearby Chilla border, recording an AQI of around 490.
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Delhi Air Pollution Live Updates: Commuters Complain As Delhi Bans Fuel Without Pollution Certificate
Delhi Air Pollution Live Updates: Amid mounting concern over toxic air quality in the national capital, the Delhi government has announced a fresh set of steps to rein in pollution in the national capital.
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Delhi Petrol Dealers' Association Raise Challenges On No PUC, No Fuel Rule
DPDA supports Delhi's No PUCC, No Fuel rule, but warns enforcement will be challenging without addressing operational concerns at petrol pumps.
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No Fuel Without Pollution Certificate, No Entry For Old Cars In Delhi From Today
Vehicles that do not have BS-VI engines are not being allowed to enter the national capital from today as part of rigorous anti-pollution measures adopted by the Delhi government. Fuel stations will not serve vehicles without a pollution certificate.
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Car-Pooling App, Smog-Eating Surfaces: Inside Delhi's Pollution Control Plan
The Delhi government will overhaul the Pollution Under Control Certificate (PUCC) system with third-party monitoring, develop a car-pooling app to reduce vehicular congestion, Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa announced.
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Delhi's Pollution Measures To Hit 1.2 Million NCR Vehicles: All You Need To Know
According to Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa, only BS6 compliant vehicles from outside Delhi will be permitted to enter the capital while GRAP stages III and IV are in force.
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No Fuel For Vehicles In Delhi Without Valid PUC From Thursday: Minister
Vehicles without a valid Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate will not be allowed to refuel at petrol pumps in the national capital from December 18, Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa said on Tuesday.
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Fines Of Over Rs 84 Crore Issued During GRAP Checks In Delhi In A Month
The Delhi Traffic Police has imposed fines of over Rs 84.98 crore for Pollution Under Control certificate violations during GRAP stages one and two from October 14 to November 18.
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12 Days Before Delhi Blast, i20 Got Pollution Certificate To Avoid Checking
New angles are emerging in Monday's explosion near Red Fort, Delhi, as the investigation into the case intensifies. The explosion at 6.52 pm Monday killed nine people and injured 20 others.
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Delhi Government Tightens Pollution Control Measures, Announces EV Push
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced in the assembly on Wednesday that the Delhi government will introduce a new policy for issuing Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificates to vehicles from other states, in a bid to tackle air pollution.
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No PUC Certificate? You Won't Be Able To Do This In Delhi From April 1
Old cars that do not have certificates to prove they are not polluting the environment will have to stay off the roads in Delhi from April 1.
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Uber, Ola Buses, Big EV Push: What Delhi May Do To Curb Air Pollution
As congestion and pollution continue to choke the national capital, the Delhi government is considering a combination of tougher enforcement and incentives for cleaner mobility.
-
Awareness Around 'No PUC, No Fuel' Rule Improves, Checks Across Pumps Remain Loose
Commuter awareness rises after Delhi's BS-VI and No PUC, No Fuel enforcement; fuel sales dip in border areas, PUC queues remain steady, says DPDA president.
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Delhi Air Pollution: 3,746 Vehicles Fined For No PUC Certificate, Over 570 Denied Entry In City
Delhi Air Pollution, No PUC No Fuel: Delhi Traffic Police and Transport Department challans 3,746 vehicles and turns back 568 non-compliant entries in 24 hours, enforcing pollution norms strictly.
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NDTV Ground Report: Day 1 Of No Fuel Without Pollution Certificate In Delhi
At the Delhi Gate petrol pump, NDTV found the notification on the rule prominently displayed across every fuel dispensing aisle, but no transport or enforcement officials were present.
-
Rs 20,000 Fine Or Turn Away From Border: Old Cars Not Being Allowed In Delhi
A thick layer of toxic smog enveloped the Delhi-Noida border at the DND Flyway on this hazy Thursday morning, with air quality plunging into the 'hazardous' category at the nearby Chilla border, recording an AQI of around 490.
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Delhi Air Pollution Live Updates: Commuters Complain As Delhi Bans Fuel Without Pollution Certificate
Delhi Air Pollution Live Updates: Amid mounting concern over toxic air quality in the national capital, the Delhi government has announced a fresh set of steps to rein in pollution in the national capital.
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Delhi Petrol Dealers' Association Raise Challenges On No PUC, No Fuel Rule
DPDA supports Delhi's No PUCC, No Fuel rule, but warns enforcement will be challenging without addressing operational concerns at petrol pumps.
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No Fuel Without Pollution Certificate, No Entry For Old Cars In Delhi From Today
Vehicles that do not have BS-VI engines are not being allowed to enter the national capital from today as part of rigorous anti-pollution measures adopted by the Delhi government. Fuel stations will not serve vehicles without a pollution certificate.
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Car-Pooling App, Smog-Eating Surfaces: Inside Delhi's Pollution Control Plan
The Delhi government will overhaul the Pollution Under Control Certificate (PUCC) system with third-party monitoring, develop a car-pooling app to reduce vehicular congestion, Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa announced.
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Delhi's Pollution Measures To Hit 1.2 Million NCR Vehicles: All You Need To Know
According to Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa, only BS6 compliant vehicles from outside Delhi will be permitted to enter the capital while GRAP stages III and IV are in force.
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No Fuel For Vehicles In Delhi Without Valid PUC From Thursday: Minister
Vehicles without a valid Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate will not be allowed to refuel at petrol pumps in the national capital from December 18, Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa said on Tuesday.
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Fines Of Over Rs 84 Crore Issued During GRAP Checks In Delhi In A Month
The Delhi Traffic Police has imposed fines of over Rs 84.98 crore for Pollution Under Control certificate violations during GRAP stages one and two from October 14 to November 18.
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12 Days Before Delhi Blast, i20 Got Pollution Certificate To Avoid Checking
New angles are emerging in Monday's explosion near Red Fort, Delhi, as the investigation into the case intensifies. The explosion at 6.52 pm Monday killed nine people and injured 20 others.
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Delhi Government Tightens Pollution Control Measures, Announces EV Push
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced in the assembly on Wednesday that the Delhi government will introduce a new policy for issuing Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificates to vehicles from other states, in a bid to tackle air pollution.
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No PUC Certificate? You Won't Be Able To Do This In Delhi From April 1
Old cars that do not have certificates to prove they are not polluting the environment will have to stay off the roads in Delhi from April 1.
