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Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah and his deputy Shivakumar are campaigning for Congress in Telangana, with the former set to address a rally in Kamareddy where Revanth Reddy is taking on KCR

The Delhi government has decided to bear the entire cost of artificial rain to combat hazardous air pollution in the city and directed the chief secretary to present the governments views before the Supreme Court on Friday.

As Delhis Air Quality Index (AQI) reaches severe levels ahead of Diwali, the Delhi government has implemented the odd-even scheme. The scheme allows vehicles with odd-numbered registrations to ply on odd dates, and vehicles with even-numbered registrations on even dates. The scheme will be in effect from November 13 to November 20, with possible extensions if there is no improvement in AQI.

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New Delhi: With the air quality improving in the national capital, the Delhi government has decided to postpone the vehicle rationing scheme of odd-even

Gopal Rai said the government decided to put implementation of the odd-even plan due to an improvement in AQi due to the rains | Latest News Delhi

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Registering criminal cases against farmers and labourers who burn paddy stubble and accentuate air pollution is not a solution to tackle the stubble burning issue in Punjab and other States, the Supreme Court said.

The Delhi governments plan to restrict cabs registered in other states from entering the capital during the implementation of the odd-even rule next week has raised concerns about difficulties in commuting between Delhi and the NCR cities. This decision has the potential to disrupt the interconnected transport grid and significantly reduce the availability of number of public transport vehicles.

The meeting will be attended by Delhis Finance and Revenue Minister Atishi, Health Minister Saurabh Bhardwaj, Transport Minister Kailash Gehlot, Social Welfare Minister Rajkumar Anand and Food and Supply Minister Imran Hussain. The meeting will be held at the Delhi Secretariat at 12:30 PM.