In a bid to sensitise city residents, the 29th Garden Tourism Festival scheduled to be held at The Garden of Five Senses here from February 19 to 21 will promote gardening as a tool for environment

The decision to reintroduce the odd-even scheme from April 15 to 30 was based on responses from a little over four lakh people.

The Capital’s air quality will only improve if more stringent measures over the long-term are implemented, environmentalists said on Thursday after the Delhi government announced that its road rati

Though the Delhi government claims the oddeven scheme to be a success, the experiment's actual impact, even in a best case scenario, did not reduce PM2.5 emissions by more than 3-4%, according to a

Women, VIPs and two-wheelers will continue to remain exempted from the restrictions

A three-day “World Culture Festival” to be organised next month under the patronage of spiritual guru Sri Sri Ravishankar’s Art of Living came under the scanner of the National Green Tribunal, whic

Just as the city chief minister announced the details of the second phase of odd-even scheme, a PIL was moved in the Delhi high court alleging that the AAP government has “maliciously misdirected t

Having announced another round of odd-even driving in April, the Delhi government has to gird itself for a crucial test.

NEW DELHI: The AAP government's decision to go ahead with its second phase of odd-even car rationing scheme during April 15-30 may just serve a limited purpose unless Delhi along with neighbouring