Delhi Informer

The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) on Friday informed the National Green Tribunal (NGT) through its assessment report that the odd-even road rationing scheme had no “measurable” impact on air quality. Delhi News, Latest Delhi News Headlines & Live Updates – Times of India

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In Delhi’s Odd-Even Scheme, there were more cons than the pros. This makes it less suitable as a long-term plan to reduce pollution. READ| Delhi is not the most polluted city in the world: WHO: bi… The Hindu – Delhi

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Uttarakhand was not the only region in north India witnessing large scale fires in the latter half of April. Nasa satellite images show a sharp rise in farm fires in Punjab and Haryana during the fortnight that coincided with odd-even II (OE-II) in the capital. Delhi News, Latest Delhi News Headlines & Live Updates – […]

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PWD minister Satyendar Jain said the impact of the odd-even scheme was felt on Monday when severe congestion returned. Delhi News, Latest Delhi News Headlines & Live Updates – Times of India

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Speaking on the impact of car rationing formula on pollution level in Delhi, transport minister Gopal Rai said, “DPCC data shows less pollution was observed in inner circle of Delhi. However, it was high in the borders areas.” He said comprehensive data will be released on May 9. Delhi News, Latest Delhi News Headlines & […]

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DTC will operate two ‘MP Special’ buses each from North Block and South Block, and one each from Akhbar Road and Ashoka Road, he said. “If MPs do not prefer to travel by buses, they have the option to carpool. They should contribute to make Delhi a pollution-free city,” Gopal Rai said. Delhi News, Latest […]

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If you are missing the congestion-free ride you enjoyed during the first round of the odd-even drive in January, it could be because there are relatively more vehicles this time on the city’s roads. Delhi News, Latest Delhi News Headlines & Live Updates – Times of India

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New Delhi: The Delhi government will soon come out with a policy to regulate appbased taxis and their fares. Transport minister Gopal Rai told TOI on Wednesday that the government was drafting a policy to rein in taxi aggregators. This coincided with a… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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New Delhi : The second day of the second phase odd-even scheme on Saturday saw over 600 violations even as the traffic was not at its peak due to the weekend. There were mixed reports on pollution level with Delhi pollution panel reporting increased gaseous pollution and a high concentration of particulate matter in some […]

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New Delhi: Delhi’s transport minister Gopal Rai issued an appeal on Saturday. “I urge parents to either carpool or utilise their bikes to drop and pick up children from school,” he said, proposing his solution for Monday’s odd-even blues. Ironically,… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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Delhi’s transport minister Gopal Rai issued an appeal on Saturday . “I urge parents to either carpool or utilise their bikes to drop and pick up children from school,“ he said, proposing his solution for Monday’s odd-even blues. Delhi News, Latest Delhi News Headlines & Live Updates – Times of India

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New Delhi : Delhi government’s second phase of odd-even traffic scheme which aims at battling pollution in the national capital started on Friday. “Odd even starts today. Lets all join hands and resolve to make it a success,” Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal tweeted. As per the rule, cars with odd-number registration would be allowed […]

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New Delhi: The odd-even vehicle scheme could be enforced for a fortnight every month in the national capital if the second phase beginning from April 15 is also a success, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Wednesday. “The second phase of the odd-even scheme is very important. If it turns out to be successful, […]

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New Delhi: Male parents, coming back after dropping their child to school and going to pick them up, will not be exempted in the second phase of the odd-even scheme, to be implemented April 15-30, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced on Saturday. He asked the male parents to “cooperate” in the fight against pollution. […]

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New Delhi: The Delhi government is seriously considering implementing the odd-even plan for 15 days every month. CM Arvind Kejriwal said this at a press meet called on Saturday to announce the next phase of odd-even from April 15. Flagging round 2 for… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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