Delhi’s fuel ban on end-of-life vehicles is currently on hold, allowing owners to reclaim seized or sold vehicles by verifying status, submitting applications, clearing fines, and passing emissions ...

Following a fuel ban on overage vehicles in Delhi, second-hand car queries spiked, with potential buyers from across India ...

The 'no fuel' to end-of-life vehicles came into place on July 1. However, within three days, the Delhi government urged the ...

The fuel restriction, which came into effect on July 1, applies to vehicles deemed “end-of-life” — diesel vehicles older than 10 years and petrol vehicles older than 15 years with expired fitness ...

New Delhi, Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa said the Centre's air quality panel is scheduled to hold a ...

Delhi 's recent fuel ban on older vehicles led to a spike in inquiries for second-hand cars. The trend is especially strong ...

According to the directions issued by CAQM, diesel vehicles older than 10 years and petrol vehicles older than 15 years ...

The Delhi government's request to pause the fuel ban is part of a broader effort to address public discontent and ensure that any policy changes are implemented in a manner that considers the broader ...

Told CAQM of challenges, implementation flaws in directive on denying fuel to end-of-life vehicles: Delhi Minister Sirsa ...

We cannot permit fueling of ELVs at this stage,” Sirsa told reporters, adding, “But we are hopeful that tomorrow’s meeting will bring constructive decisions that serve the interests of Delhi residents ...

Delhi's fuel ban on end-of-life vehicles is currently paused, allowing owners to retrieve their seized or sold vehicles through a streamlined process.

Chief minister Rekha Gupta on Sunday said Delhi govt will urge the Supreme Court to allow uniform rules on overage vehicles ...