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1,500 Cars Denied Entry, Rs 68 Lakh Fines On Day 1 Of Delhi's Pollution Curbs
Under the enforcement of the ban on non-Delhi pre-BS-VI vehicles, 14,930 vehicles were checked by the Delhi Traffic Police and the Transport Department, and about 10.31 per cent of them were turned back.
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Attention Delhi Motorists: No Valid PUC? Violators Face Up To Rs 10,000 Fine - All You Need To Know
Delhi will impose challans and fines of up to Rs 10,000 on vehicles without valid PUC certificates from October 1. The government will strengthen PUC centre monitoring through technology to improve compliance and curb vehicular pollution.
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Centre Proposes 3-Year Validity For Vehicle Pollution Certificates: Who Benefits?
Vehicles between 6 and 10 years old will have to undergo more frequent emission checks, while older vehicles will be monitored more closely.
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Delhi Vehicle Owners Without Pollution Certificate May Face Suspension Of RC
Vehicle owners not having valid Pollution Under Control Certificate (PUCC) for their vehicles may face suspension of registration certificate, officials said on Tuesday.
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Delivery Services To Use Electric Vehicles In Delhi, Says Draft Policy
In a fresh push towards electric vehicles and bringing down pollution levels in the city, the Delhi government has issued a draft policy directing all ride aggregators and delivery services to mandatorily adopt electric vehicles.
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Carmakers Must Overhaul Production Plans To Hit Climate Goals: Report
The world's 14 biggest carmakers are on course to miss globally agreed climate targets, a leading sustainable finance think tank said on Wednesday, urging investors to do more to pressure boards to change their production plans. The report by the 2 Degrees Investing Initiative and the Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change looked at the fi...
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BS-VI Fuel Available From April; Vehicle Pollution To Be Down By 80-90%
Bharat Stage (BS)-VI fuel will be available in several big cities of the country, including Jaipur, from April 1 next year and the initiative will reduce vehicular pollution by 80-90 per cent, Union Environment minister Prakash Javadekar said on Tuesday.
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London Introduces Charge On Most Polluting Vehicles
London introduced a charge on the oldest and most polluting vehicles on Monday to try to improve air quality in the British capital, the city's mayor, Sadiq Khan, said.
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Policy To Scrap Old Vehicles Submitted To Finance Ministry
Looking to get nearly 28 million polluting vehicles over 11 year old off country's roads, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has submitted the vehicle policy to the Finance Ministry to seek approval.
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Registration Of Diesel Vehicles: Car Dealers Move Green Tribunal
The National Green Tribunal today agreed to hear a plea seeking modification of its order which said that diesel-run vehicles will not be registered in Delhi in the wake of alarming pollution levels in the city.
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Green Court Allows 500 Petrol Vehicles To Enter Rohtang Pass
The National Green Tribunal today allowed entry of 500 petrol vehicles in eco-sensitive Rohtang Pass area, conceding to the demands of taxi associations and local residents that livelihood was being affected.
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Green Tribunal Wants Stricter Norms on Diesel Vehicles in Delhi
The National Green Tribunal has asked for stricter norms to check pollution in Delhi especially from diesel vehicles.
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1,500 Cars Denied Entry, Rs 68 Lakh Fines On Day 1 Of Delhi's Pollution Curbs
Under the enforcement of the ban on non-Delhi pre-BS-VI vehicles, 14,930 vehicles were checked by the Delhi Traffic Police and the Transport Department, and about 10.31 per cent of them were turned back.
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Attention Delhi Motorists: No Valid PUC? Violators Face Up To Rs 10,000 Fine - All You Need To Know
Delhi will impose challans and fines of up to Rs 10,000 on vehicles without valid PUC certificates from October 1. The government will strengthen PUC centre monitoring through technology to improve compliance and curb vehicular pollution.
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Centre Proposes 3-Year Validity For Vehicle Pollution Certificates: Who Benefits?
Vehicles between 6 and 10 years old will have to undergo more frequent emission checks, while older vehicles will be monitored more closely.
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Delhi Vehicle Owners Without Pollution Certificate May Face Suspension Of RC
Vehicle owners not having valid Pollution Under Control Certificate (PUCC) for their vehicles may face suspension of registration certificate, officials said on Tuesday.
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Delivery Services To Use Electric Vehicles In Delhi, Says Draft Policy
In a fresh push towards electric vehicles and bringing down pollution levels in the city, the Delhi government has issued a draft policy directing all ride aggregators and delivery services to mandatorily adopt electric vehicles.
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Carmakers Must Overhaul Production Plans To Hit Climate Goals: Report
The world's 14 biggest carmakers are on course to miss globally agreed climate targets, a leading sustainable finance think tank said on Wednesday, urging investors to do more to pressure boards to change their production plans. The report by the 2 Degrees Investing Initiative and the Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change looked at the fi...
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BS-VI Fuel Available From April; Vehicle Pollution To Be Down By 80-90%
Bharat Stage (BS)-VI fuel will be available in several big cities of the country, including Jaipur, from April 1 next year and the initiative will reduce vehicular pollution by 80-90 per cent, Union Environment minister Prakash Javadekar said on Tuesday.
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London Introduces Charge On Most Polluting Vehicles
London introduced a charge on the oldest and most polluting vehicles on Monday to try to improve air quality in the British capital, the city's mayor, Sadiq Khan, said.
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Policy To Scrap Old Vehicles Submitted To Finance Ministry
Looking to get nearly 28 million polluting vehicles over 11 year old off country's roads, the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways has submitted the vehicle policy to the Finance Ministry to seek approval.
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Registration Of Diesel Vehicles: Car Dealers Move Green Tribunal
The National Green Tribunal today agreed to hear a plea seeking modification of its order which said that diesel-run vehicles will not be registered in Delhi in the wake of alarming pollution levels in the city.
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Green Court Allows 500 Petrol Vehicles To Enter Rohtang Pass
The National Green Tribunal today allowed entry of 500 petrol vehicles in eco-sensitive Rohtang Pass area, conceding to the demands of taxi associations and local residents that livelihood was being affected.
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Green Tribunal Wants Stricter Norms on Diesel Vehicles in Delhi
The National Green Tribunal has asked for stricter norms to check pollution in Delhi especially from diesel vehicles.
