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Air Pollution News: Delhi Gasps! Drastic Truck Ban Triggers Fears of Price Rise

📅 November 01, 2025 12:00 AM 🕐 Scraped: November 01, 2025

Summary: This Special Report covers Delhi's intensifying battle with air pollution as stringent new measures are rolled out. The focus is on the ban starting today on non-Delhi registered commercial goods vehicles that do not meet BS-IV or higher emission standards, a move by the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM). A critic questions the government's priorities, stating, 'The entire district should not be reduced to transport.' The report examines the potential dual impact of this Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) measure: the promise of cleaner air for residents versus the threat of increased prices for everyday goods and significant supply chain disruptions for traders. The ban prohibits BS-III and older trucks from entering the city, while allowing Delhi-registered and cleaner fuel vehicles like CNG, LNG, and electric ones to operate.

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