Transport Minister Gopal Rai
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Trucks To Be Allowed Entry Into Delhi At 11 PM From Next Year
From January 1, trucks will be allowed entry into Delhi from 11 PM against the existing 9 PM as part of measures to reduce pollution.
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Now, Waiting Charges for Autos Stuck in Jam in Delhi
If your auto-rickshaw gets stuck in a traffic jam, you may have to shell out more, with the Delhi government planning to introduce new meters in autos that will take into account "waiting charge".
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Delhi Government to Start Registration of Private Buses to Run Under DTC
With odd-even formula restricting plying of private vehicles starting from January 1, Delhi government today said that it will start a four-day registration process for 6,000 private buses that would run under 'DTC Paryavaran Bus Sewa' in the national capital.
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Second Car Free Day to be Held in Dwarka in Delhi
With an aim to encourage people to use public transport, the Delhi government has decided to organise second Car Free Day in Dwarka on November 22 which will witness cycle rally, human chain and participations by IAS and DANICS officers.
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Delhi Transport Minister Wants 'One Family-One Car' Policy
Delhi Transport Minister Gopal Rai has urged people to adopt "one family-one car" norm to reduce traffic on the capital's roads and also appealed to them to use public transport.
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Delhi Transport Minister Gopal Rai Flags Off 'U-Special Bus' for DU Students, Staff
Delhi Transport Minister Gopal Rai today flagged off a new 'U-Special' bus aimed at easing commuting of Delhi University students and staff.
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5,000 CCTVs in Delhi Buses in Phase 1, Rs 100 Crore to be Spent: AAP Government
In an effort to enhance security in city buses, particularly for women commuters, Aam Aadmi Party government has decided to install close circuit television (CCTV) cameras in 5,000 buses in the first phase, besides deploying trained marshals.
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AAP Government Now Talks of Controlling Traffic Police
In a move that can reignite the debate over who should control Delhi Police, the four-day-old AAP government has said it would try to bring Traffic Police under its ambit to improve the traffic situation in the national capital.
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Trucks To Be Allowed Entry Into Delhi At 11 PM From Next Year
From January 1, trucks will be allowed entry into Delhi from 11 PM against the existing 9 PM as part of measures to reduce pollution.
-
Now, Waiting Charges for Autos Stuck in Jam in Delhi
If your auto-rickshaw gets stuck in a traffic jam, you may have to shell out more, with the Delhi government planning to introduce new meters in autos that will take into account "waiting charge".
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Delhi Government to Start Registration of Private Buses to Run Under DTC
With odd-even formula restricting plying of private vehicles starting from January 1, Delhi government today said that it will start a four-day registration process for 6,000 private buses that would run under 'DTC Paryavaran Bus Sewa' in the national capital.
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Second Car Free Day to be Held in Dwarka in Delhi
With an aim to encourage people to use public transport, the Delhi government has decided to organise second Car Free Day in Dwarka on November 22 which will witness cycle rally, human chain and participations by IAS and DANICS officers.
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Delhi Transport Minister Wants 'One Family-One Car' Policy
Delhi Transport Minister Gopal Rai has urged people to adopt "one family-one car" norm to reduce traffic on the capital's roads and also appealed to them to use public transport.
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Delhi Transport Minister Gopal Rai Flags Off 'U-Special Bus' for DU Students, Staff
Delhi Transport Minister Gopal Rai today flagged off a new 'U-Special' bus aimed at easing commuting of Delhi University students and staff.
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5,000 CCTVs in Delhi Buses in Phase 1, Rs 100 Crore to be Spent: AAP Government
In an effort to enhance security in city buses, particularly for women commuters, Aam Aadmi Party government has decided to install close circuit television (CCTV) cameras in 5,000 buses in the first phase, besides deploying trained marshals.
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AAP Government Now Talks of Controlling Traffic Police
In a move that can reignite the debate over who should control Delhi Police, the four-day-old AAP government has said it would try to bring Traffic Police under its ambit to improve the traffic situation in the national capital.
