The Delhi government on Tuesday extended the validity of learner's licenses that expired between February 2020 and November 2021 till January 31, 2022, according to an official order. The decision was taken in view of the COVID-19 pandemic and difficulties faced by people in getting slots for driving tests. The Transport Department shared a copy of its order on Twitter. "Considering numerous requests received & keeping in mind difficulties faced by Delhi Learning License holders in getting slots for Driving license test, we have extended validity of LL that has expired between 01.02.20 & 30.11.21 for 2 more months, i.e., till 31.01.22," the department tweeted. The Transport Department has launched e-learner's licence facility under its faceless service model that allows an applicant to take the driving test from his home or workplace. People can apply online for a learner's licence. The applicants are given slots to take the driving test without having to visit any office of ..
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Delhi govt school students get own TV show, to pitch business ideas to potential investors
The Dialogue and Development Commission of Delhi (DDCD) on Sunday organised a neighbourhood "Raahgiri Day" programme on the theme of "Yuddh Pradushan Ke Viruddh" in outer Delhi's Najafgarh
Sisodia said that government departments, especially health, have been instructed to again enhance infrastructure
Delhi govt deposited Rs 5,000 each in bank accounts of 295,000 construction workers who have been affected by ban on construction activities in national capital in view of high pollution levels
Many teachers have been protesting for the past few months outside the Punjab School Education Board
Meanwhile, the air quality in Delhi plunged to the "very poor" category on Thursday, according to the System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting And Research (SAFAR)
The Cell, to be headed by the chief executive officer of the Delhi Jal Board (DJB), will have representatives of all the departments concerned: Kejriwal
Four-wheelers are fitted with speed governors to regulate their top speed as per traffic restrictions on different roads in the city
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday announced that the first train for Ayodhya, under the free pilgrimage scheme, would depart from Delhi on December 3
The Delhi government had on November 13 announced closure of schools and other educational institutions in view of the deteriorating air quality
A one-day special session of Delhi Legislative Assembly will be held on November 26, said a bulletin issued on Monday.
The national capital reported zero death and 27 COVID-19 cases in a day with a positivity rate of 0.05 per cent, according to data shared by the Delhi government on Tuesday.
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The Delhi High Court sought Delhi government's stand on a plea by ration shop dealers seeking the margin amount owed to them and is pending since July
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In view of the alarming levels of air pollution, the Transport department of the Delhi government has asked motorists to get colour-coded fuel stickers for their vehicles. The display of chromium-based hologram stickers on all vehicles registered in NCT of Delhi are mandatory as per a Supreme Court order and the Central Motor Vehicles Rules, 1989, said a notice issued by the department on Friday. "The owners of old vehicles are advised to approach dealers concerned for affixing Chromium based hologram stickers on the windshield of their vehicles depending on the relevant class of fuel," it said. The colour-coded stickers help enforcement personnel visibly identify fuel type of a vehicle during checks on the roads. Vehicles registered prior to April 2019 did not come with these stickers -- blue for petrol or CNG and orange for diesel vehicles. According to the rules, owners of vehicles without sticker are liable to be slapped with a fine of Rs 10,000 compoundable to Rs 5,500 for th
With the discontinuation of Delhi government liquor vends in wake of the new excise policy, 194 outsourced employees hired through (ICSIL), engaged in liquor business have lost their jobs.