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Until now, the city had 1300 e-buses run by Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) with facilities for women’s safety, GPS, CCTV, panic buttons and other features.
Delhi's lieutenant governor and chief minister have added 350 new electric buses to the city's 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 the Indian government. | Latest News Delhi
Contrary to perceptions that it is being done to obliterate Muslim sites of worship from India, the consecration of the temple is about creating a new type of public-facing Hinduism.
The UN claims to be almost entirely climate neutral, yet that claim is based on buying millions of carbon offset credits that experts say do little to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, The New Humanitarian and Mongabay found in a year-long investigation. More than 2.7 million UN carbon credits — 40% of those reporters were able […]
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