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The single-window facility introduced last November by Delhi government aims to facilitate the rapid expansion of charging infrastructure at private and semi-public places such as apartments, group housing societies, hospitals, malls and theatres in the city.

As India celebrates her 73rd Republic Day, security set up in Delhi has been tightened once again and movement of people and vehicles are under restrictions in many parts of the capital city.

Arvind Kejriwal recently flagged off the first electric bus of DTC this week. Delhi CM also stated 2,000 more electric buses will be brought to the city by the government in the coming years.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Dehradun to inaugurate and lay the foundation stone of multiple projects worth around ?18,000 crore today, including the new Delhi-Dehradun Economic Corridor.

The money utilized for implementation of odd-even scheme in Delhi was withdrawn from the Air Ambience Fund that was set up in 2008. The fund saw a collection of ?547 crore since March 2008, and out of this, ?527 crore has been spent on green activities in the city.

The step has been taken by the Delhi government in view of the Covid-19 pandemic and difficulties faced by people to get slots for driving tests.

Delhi Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot appealed to people to cycle and walk to nearby areas instead of using motor vehicles.

The EV guidebook will provide a step-by-step procedure for installation of charging infrastructure at workplaces. With this, the Delhi government aims to encourage corporates to join hands in promotion of EVs.

Delhi government has announced that it will allow retrofitment of electric kits to diesel vehicles to encourage more EV penetration in the national capital.

Delhi Transport department issued more than 3.34 lakh PUC certificates to motorists from November 1-17. More than 50 teams have been deployed by the department at vantage points such as fuel stations and identified crossings to check vehicles' PUC certificates.

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Delhi plans to be the epicenter of India's EV revolution.

Delhi is working to expand infrastructure as per its EV policy to increase electric vehicle numbers, which is to be 25 of all new vehicle registrations, by 2024.

The 100 approved models of electric vehicles include 45 of e-rickshaws, 14 of two-wheelers and 12 of four-wheelers.

Greenfield highway will be a 59.6 km long tunnel passing through the Mukundra Hills Tiger Reserve in Rajasthan.

Delhi is trying to lead the way in India to make electric vehicles more affordable for the masses.

HSRP and colour-coded stickers are mandatory for all vehicles registered in NCT of Delhi and action can be taken against vehicle owners violating the norm under the Motor Vehicles Act and the Central Motor Vehicles Rules.

Delhi is looking at taking the lead in providing supporting infrastructure to electric vehicles..Delhi government aims to set up 200 EV charging points in a year.

A commuter in Delhi saved around 79 hours by not traveling as usual between April and July..The figure is 69 hours for a Paris commuter and 63 hours in Sao Paulo.

Under its EV policy, Delhi government will give incentive of up to ?30,000 for two-wheelers, autos, e-rickshaws and goods carriers while a subsidy of ?1.5 lakh will be provided for purchase of electric cars.

BluSmart, an electric ride hailing platform, had flagged off a Mahindra e-Verito from Delhi on September 4 on a journey of 1,564 kilometres. The journey concluded on World EV Day..The e-Verito was fast charged five times and slow charged six times during the course of the journey.

Delhi is steadily becoming the main focal point for India's move towards electric mobility..With plans of ramping up supporting infrastructure, Delhi could pave the way ahead for other cities to follow.

Delhi Metro resumed services after a forced break of 169 days due to Covid-19-related factors..Delhi Metro is ensuring every possible precaution is in place and while commuters are mostly pleased, say lack of last-mile connectivity options are a bother.

Maruti says that the system seeks to help traffic police personnel better manage vehicular movement at key junctions in Delhi..The system works 24x7 and can facilitate generation of e-challans.