Deadline for petrol vehicles is March 31

Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa on Saturday announced that the Delhi government will stop providing petrol to vehicles older than 15 years at petrol pumps across the city after March 31. After a meeting with officials to discuss measures to tackle air pollution in the national capital, Sirsa said the government is taking stringent measures to curb vehicular emissions and pollution.

Smart gadgets will help identify old vehicles

The meeting focused on key policy decisions, including a ban on old vehicles, mandatory anti-smog measures and a shift to electric public transport. After the meeting, Sirsa said, “We are installing gadgets at petrol pumps that will identify vehicles older than 15 years and no fuel will be given to them.” He said the Delhi government will inform the Union Petroleum Ministry about the decision.

It has become mandatory to install anti-smog guns on tall buildings

Apart from restricting fuel supply to old vehicles, Sirsa announced that all high-rise buildings, hotels and commercial complexes in the capital will be required to install anti-smog guns to reduce air pollution levels. In addition, he said that about 90 per cent of public CNG buses in Delhi will be phased out by December 2025 and replaced with electric buses, as part of the government’s move towards clean and sustainable public transport. The announcements come as part of Delhi’s wider efforts to tackle air pollution, a major challenge for the city’s residents.

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Salient features of Banknet Portal

• Detailed list of properties: flats, independent houses, plots, commercial and industrial properties, shops, vehicles, plants and agricultural/non-agricultural land information
• All in one place: Data of all e-auctioned properties of public sector banks available on a single platform
• Easy process: Everything from property information to participating in auctions is simple and transparent

Bancnet Portal New Features

• Automated Payment Gateway
• KYC Tools
• Dashboard for spend analysis
• MIS Report in one click
• Helpdesk and Call Center

How will it be beneficial?

• Recovery of banks’ dues will become easier: Sale of stressed assets will improve the financial performance of banks.
• Great opportunity for investors: Information on various assets on a single platform will give investors better options.
• Transparency and Efficiency: Use of technology makes the process more secure and faster.

1.22 lakh properties already added

1.22 lakh properties have already been transferred on the portal. Apart from this, public banks and recovery officers have been trained in the use of ‘Banknet’. M Nagaraju said that this initiative will not only help in improving the condition of banks but will also increase the confidence of investors. This step will also strengthen India’s economic progress. E-auction of properties with ‘Banknet’ will now be simple, transparent and beneficial for investors. Both banks and buyers will benefit from this portal. A link will be made available soon to visit this portal.

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The maximum speed limit for cars on this expressway without breakers is 120 kilometers per hour. But, the entry of slow vehicles like motorcycles and scooters is restricted on this. If someone is caught on this expressway with a bike, then he will have to pay five thousand rupees as a challan.

Accidents are also happening due to overspeeding on the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway. Recently, a car running at a very high speed overturned on the expressway. One person died and three people were seriously injured in the accident. E-challan system will soon be installed on the expressway to curb people’s reckless driving. With this, automatic challan will be deducted for vehicles violating the speed limit.

The maximum speed on the Delhi

-Mumbai Expressway is 120 km per hour. But, on this expressway, you cannot stop the vehicle unnecessarily. The challan will be deducted if the vehicle is suddenly stopped. There is permission to stop the vehicle only in the rest area. Rest areas have been made at some distance. You can stop the vehicle without rest area on the expressway only if there is a technical fault.

Various arrangements have been made to prevent accidents on the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway. There is no breaker anywhere on this entire highway from Delhi to Vadodara. The highway has been made very high. Barricading has been done on both sides of the highway so that stray animals do not come on the road. On this road made of German technology, there is no jerk even when driving at a speed of 120 km. Along with this, slow moving vehicles like auto rickshaw, bike, tractor-trolley, horse and bullock cart will not be able to run.

Delhi-Mumbai travel time will be halved

After the completion of this longest expressway of the country, it will be possible to reach between Delhi and Mumbai by car in 12 hours. Now it takes 24 hours to cover this journey. With the construction of this expressway, it will take less time to travel to many other major cities of the country.

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The report stresses on registration of only electric vehicles from 2024, so that in the next 10 years, 75 percent of the vehicles in cities with a population of more than one million are electric.

The committee has also recommended doubling the share of grid power in the national energy basket to 40 per cent by 2035. The committee has asked to constitute a group of ministers consisting of the ministries related to petroleum, coal, power and renewable energy. Along with this, it was also asked to form a committee of secretaries, in which members of the ministries monitoring energy consumption should also be included.

The Energy Transition Advisory Committee was formed under the chairmanship of former Petroleum Secretary Tarun Kapoor, in which officials from government oil companies and the Ministry of Petroleum were included. When Tarun Kapoor became advisor to the Prime Minister, former ONGC chairman Subhash Kumar was made the chairman of the committee. And under his chairmanship, the committee has prepared the report and submitted it to the Ministry of Petroleum.

In the report, emphasis has been given on electric vehicles for road transport, as well as banning diesel-powered four-wheelers as soon as possible. The committee has recommended a ban on diesel powered four wheelers till 2027 i.e. for the next five years in cities with a population of more than 10 lakhs and cities with high pollution. It has been said in the report that diesel-run buses should not be included in urban areas at all.

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CM Kejriwal will inaugurate

The flyover will be reopened to the general public at 5 pm today after being inaugurated by Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal. In view of the reopening of the Ashram flyover in the national capital, the Delhi Police on Sunday issued a traffic advisory for commuters planning to walk on the stretch after its inauguration.

In its advisory, the Delhi Police advised commuters using the Barapullah flyover to use the Ashram flyover to reach their destinations.

Traffic Advisory

Ashram Flyover is re-opening for the commuters on March 06, 2023 from 5:00 PM. Commuters using Barapulla Flyover are advised to follow the given instructions.#DPTrafficAdvisory pic.twitter.com/X3be8Chjk5

— Delhi Traffic Police (@dtptraffic) March 5, 2023

As per the police advisory, light vehicles going from DND towards Gurugram, Chirag Delhi, Kalkaji, Khanpur, Greater Kailash, Saket, AIIMS, INA and Safdarjung are advised to use Ashram flyover instead of Barapullah flyover.

Light vehicles coming from Gurugram, Chirag Delhi, Kalkaji, Khanpur, Greater Kailash, Saket, AIIMS, INA, Sadarjung and Dhaula Kuan and going towards Sarai Kale Khan, Ghaziabad, DND, Noida and Trans-Yamuna areas will be diverted to Barapula. It is advised to go through the Ashram flyover instead of the flyover.

Ban on movement of heavy vehicles continues

The advisory states, “Heavy vehicles like buses, trucks etc. are not allowed on both the carriage-way of Ashram flyover till further notice. Commuters coming from Sarai Kale Khan are advised to use the re-opened Ashram flyover.” Don’t use.”

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Since whatever cost is incurred in the construction of the expressway, it is reimbursed. However, now the people of Madhya Pradesh and those going there are going to have fun. Please note that now there will be no toll for private vehicles. Only commercial vehicles will pay toll.

MPRDC (Madhya Pradesh Road Development Corporation Limited) DM MH Rizvi said that earlier it was decided to collect toll from all four wheelers. But on the orders of the government, now toll tax will be collected from commercial vehicles only.

In the cabinet meeting last month, it was decided to give relief in toll tax to private vehicles including cars, jeeps and passenger buses on this route. After which the tender process is being completed afresh. It is being told that after the completion of the tender process by next month, all the three toll blocks built on the said route will start. It is noteworthy that MPRDC has got the asphalt work done on the said road three months back. To recover its amount, it has been decided to levy toll.

They will not have to pay toll tax

At the same time, let us tell you that some categories have also been created by the government. Those involved are not required to pay toll tax. Earlier 9 people were included in these categories, while now it has been increased to 25. These include vehicles from government employees to dead bodies, which do not have to pay toll tax.

All vehicles of Government of India and Government of Madhya Pradesh on official duty, non-commercial vehicles of former and present Members of Parliament and Legislative Assembly, all vehicles on duty on 17 routes of the State. Vehicles of Indian Army, Ambulances, Fire Brigade, Indian Posts and Telegraph Department, Tractor Trolleys used for agricultural purposes, Auto Rickshaws, Two wheelers, Bullock carts, Freedom fighters and recognized journalists and also passenger vehicles such as Buses, Cars, jeeps etc. will be exempted from toll.

If you belong to these 25 categories, you will not be taxed

• President
• vice president
• Prime minister
• ministers
• MP minister
• judge-magistrate
• senior officer
• Defense Police
• fire fighting car
• Ambulances
• magistrate secretary
• officials of various ministries
• Secretaries of various departments
• Selected state and central government officials
• Officials of the National Highways Authority. Apart from these, those people who have been given exemption by the state governments can also join.

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Accredited Driver Training Centers are being opened across the country as per the guidelines of the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways. In this, the trainee will be taught to drive the vehicle from the simulator. After taking the training, the center will give a certificate to the trainee. On the basis of this certificate, a license can be made in the RTO office. That is, the person taking training from here will not need to give the test in the RTO office.

This change in the rule

Earlier, there was no need to give the test after taking training from simulator for two wheeler and four wheeler or all other types of vehicles. But according to the new rule issued by the Ministry of Road Transport, it has been made mandatory to test driving a vehicle for the license of two wheelers. That is, the test will have to be given in practical and theoretical form. Only after passing this test will the driving license of two wheelers be made.

Expert said, so the rule was changed

Bus and Car Operators Confederation of India (CMVR) chairman Gurmeet Singh Taneja said that there is no need to balance in four wheelers or bigger vehicles, but balance has to be made in two wheelers. The trainee can drive the vehicle from the simulator, but training to make balance is not done, so training with two wheelers in the field has been made mandatory.

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