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2015-12-25 ArtNo.45601
◆SC bars registration of high-end diesel vehicles in Delhi， NCR
 【New Delhi】The Supreme Court on December 16 banned registration of diesel-run SUVs and cars having engine capacity beyond 2000 cc in Delhi and National Capital Region till March 31, next year as it unveiled a slew of measures to curb the alarming rise in pollution levels in the city. In a major fillip to Delhi's efforts in stemming pollution, the Court has taken 7 key decisions to check Delhi's pollution: 1) Bans registration of diesel-run SUVs and cars with engines beyond 2000 cc in Delhi and NCR till March 31 2) Raises by 100 per cent the Green cess being levied on commercial vehicles entering Delhi 3) Commercial vehicles, which are not Delhi bound, will not be allowed to enter national capital through entry points NH-8 and NH-1 4) Commercial vehicles registered before 2005 cannot enter Delhi 5) Only CNG-run taxis will be allowed to ply in Delhi and NCR 6) Light commercial vehicles with two axles will have to pay Rs 1,400 for entering Delhi 7) Commercial vehicles with three and four axles will have to pay Rs 2,600 for entering Delhi ○Ola launches ride-sharing to back Delhi's car mandate  【New Delhi】After Uber, cab-hailing app Ola will now offer ride sharing to passengers in Delhi-National Capital Region (NCR), a move aimed at meeting the heavy demand expected once the state government implements its odd-even formula. "Ola Share will allow citizens who travel on the same routes to share their rides with users from social groups they are part of, starting on Tuesday. This makes for economical fares and reduced congestion, since a ride can now be shared by up to three people at any point in time," Ola said. Ola would offer a 50-per cent discount on Ola Share fares over the coming month, it added. Ola Share was launched in October in Bengaluru. 【News source】 SC bars registration of high-end diesel vehicles in Delhi, NCR Seven key decisions by Supreme Court to check Delhi's pollution Apex Court slaps temporary ban on luxury diesel vehicle sales in Delhi Ola launches ride-sharing to back Delhi's car mandate SEAnews eBookstoreSEAnews eBookstore(GoogleE)Readers' VoiceYour Comments / UnsubscribePlease do not directly reply to the e-mail address which is used for delivering the newsletter. SEAnewsFacebookSEAnewsGoogleSEAnews world circulation |
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