Delhi will soon see stricter rules for goods vehicles entering the capital. From November 1, only BS-VI compliant, CNG, and electric trucks...

Odisha's Transport Authority has ordered fuel stations to stop selling petrol and diesel to vehicles lacking a Pollution Under Control Cert...

Delhi Pollution News: Delhi has enforced stringent anti-pollution rules. Non-BS-VI vehicles are now banned from entering the city. Many off...

Lok Adalat 2025 Delhi: In India, vehicle owners can settle traffic challans at the National Lok Adalat on September 13, 2025. This event ad...

Delhi's transport department is set to enforce colour-coded sticker regulations for vehicles, warning of penalties under the Motor Vehicle ...

Citing a rise in vehicle numbers, Delhi's Transport Department asked IGL and DMRC to open new PUCC centres due to a strike by the Delhi Pet...

The Delhi government is going to ask e-commerce companies, food delivery services and cab aggregators to completely switch to electric vehi...

The emission levels are fixed for motor vehicles in India. Once the vehicle undergoes the PUC test successfully, a certificate is provided ...

In the past 18 days, there has been a nine-fold increase in the number of vehicles seeking pollution under control certificates (PUCs) sinc...

A bench comprising justices Madan B Lokur and Deepak Gupta took note of the fact that some fuel refilling outlets in the National Capital R...

As per Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989, every BS-III emission compliant motor vehicle needs to go for a pollution test every three month...

The observation came after amicus curiae and senior advocate Harish Salve said there was a need to ensure 100 per cent compliance of Pollut...

Vehicles may have to undergo "in-service" tests for compliance to emission norms under a new initiative being considered by the government.

Centre for Science and Environment said that the Volkswagen fraud was one of the biggest corporate frauds in the global automobile industry.

The Centre and Delhi government decided they would suggest to National Green Tribunal a "strict fitness regime" to reduce air pollution in ...

Delhi government proposed to launch online monitoring system to map air polluting activities in the city by June.

Study highlights the daily exposure of public and para transport users in Delhi