Delhi Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot said that the odd-even plan was called off in view of order by NGT which withdrew all exemptions
The green panel rapped the DTC for not taking note of an NGT order on maintenance of buses
Green panel says it wants women-only vehicles, two-wheelers included in ban; Delhi government cites safety issues
The national capital has been experiencing dense smog for about a week
The matter will be heard on Friday
NGT said such a relaxation would defeat the purpose of improving Delhi's ambient air quality
Mahendra Pandey, petitioner, has alleged vehicular pollution not a major contributing factor to pollution
The tribunal then asked Delhi government to phase out 15-year-old vehicles from roads in order to contain the rising pollution in the capital
Teri's observations for the second phase of the odd-even scheme are based on a methodology of analysing air quality in the city across nine locations, issuing a daily data report for the previous 24 h
His statement comes at a time when several states have publicly stated that they plan to reduce the fines.
Vehicles with odd registration numbers will get fuel on odd dates and those with even registration numbers on even dates
The Minister also directed DTC to "chalk out an action plan for procurement of buses/conductors and submit the same within seven days"
The rule, enforced for 15 days in January for the first time, bans vehicles with odd-numbered registration plates on even days and those with even-numbered registration plates on odd days
The AAP government had announced that the second phase of the 15 days odd-even scheme will start for a fortnight from April 15
Delhi govt will launch a publicity campaign, 'Dilli bole dil se, odd even phir se', on April 1
The second phase of the odd-even traffic scheme will start on April 15 and will continue for a fortnight
Violators will shell out Rs 2,000; all vehicles with students in school uniform will be exempted
During the odd-even restriction in January, Orahi app saw a 400% surge in website-traffic and a 250% rise in its registration and rides
Delhi Police fines 884 people for not following the rule
CII has done a preliminary analysis and submitted the same to the Delhi chief minister