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Delhi bans petrol vehicles to reduce air pollution

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Delhi government announces a ban on petrol scooters, motorbikes, and autorickshaws.
The aim is to convert 30% of the city's fleet to electric vehicles by 2030.
Plans include building 30,000 public charging points to support this transition.
The initiative seeks to address high pollution levels in the city.
This policy marks a significant shift towards environmental sustainability.

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Delhi government announces a ban on petrol scooters, motorbikes, and autorickshaws.
The aim is to convert 30% of the city's fleet to electric vehicles by 2030.
Plans include building 30,000 public charging points to support this transition.
The initiative seeks to address high pollution levels in the city.
This policy marks a significant shift towards environmental sustainability.

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