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Car Impounded: If your vehicle has been impounded for running despite reaching its end of life, you can submit an application within three weeks to get it back. Find out the process and guidelines here.

Delhi governments scrapping policy requires retrieval of impounded vehicles within three weeks or they will be scrapped. Guidelines, fees, and procedures are in place to connect owners, enforcement agency, and scrapping facilities. The initiative aims to reduce pollution and encourage vehicle scrapping.

If your vehicle has been impounded for running despite reaching its end of life, you can submit an application within three weeks to get it back. Find out the process and guidelines here.

Delhi Scrap Policy: Delhi governments scrapping policy requires retrieval of impounded vehicles within three weeks or they will be scrapped. Guidelines, fees, and procedures are in place to connect owners, enforcement agency, and scrapping facilities. The initiative aims to reduce pollution and encourage vehicle scrapping.

Delhis lieutenant governor and chief minister have added 350 new electric buses to the citys public bus fleet, bringing the total to 1,650. Delhi now has the largest number of e-buses among all cities in India and the third-largest globally. The buses are equipped with GPS, CCTV, and panic buttons, and can travel up to 225km on a full charge. The move aims to reduce pollution and replace CNG buses with electric ones. The buses were provided under the FAME-II scheme, with 900 of them financed by ...

It all started when she discovered discoloured skin on different parts of her body. But for Rupom Bhumij, a 53-year-old tea worker, seeking a doctor’s advice for what she thought then as a “minor issue” was a luxury she couldn’t afford.

Delhi government plans to offer a subsidy of up to Rs 50,000 in road tax to encourage people to scrap their old vehicles. A draft policy on scrapping

According to a Times of India report, Delhi, despite having initially recorded 33.8 lakh private cars, managed to reduce its count to 20.7 lakh by deregistering aged vehicles and scrapping many others. Bengaluru lacked a similar mechanism, resulting in a continuous influx of new cars. Consequently, our private car count has now reached 23.1 lakh.​

The per capita in Delhi witnessed an increase of 14 per cent to Rs 4,44,768 and was the highest among all states and union territories in 2023, according to the Statistical Handbook issued by the Delhi Government.

Delhis per capita income: “This is 158 per cent higher than the national average,” Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal said. “This is a huge increase in per capita income in any state in any single year,” Kejriwal said in a tweet on Sunday.