Delhi CM Rekha Gupta On EV Policy & Pollution | Bengaluru Daycare Cruelty Exposes Corporate Failure
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has announced the capital's updated Electric Vehicle (EV) policy to combat pollution. The framework mandates halting the registration of new
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has announced the capital's updated Electric Vehicle (EV) policy to combat pollution. The framework mandates halting the registration of new petrol and diesel two- and three-wheelers by January 2027. To encourage adoption, the government offers a 30,000-rupee subsidy for two-wheelers, a 10,000-rupee scrapping incentive, and road tax waivers, alongside a target of 32,000 charging stations by March 2030. A winter action plan also bans outdoor construction from December 10 to January 28.
However, an India Today ground report reveals non-functional EV charging stations across Delhi, raising infrastructure concerns. In other news, an alleged abuse incident involving toddlers at a Bengaluru Capgemini daycare facility has sparked outrage regarding corporate accountability and child safety. Additionally, four Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) officials, including a senior ward officer, have been suspended following the death of a man who fell into an open manhole in Mumbai.
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