US EditionDelhi Govt Forms 10-Member Committee to Draft Revised EV Policy
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Delhi govt forms 10-member committee to draft revised EV policy
New Delhi, May 16 (PTI) The Delhi government has formed a 10-member committee comprising officials and experts to draft a revised electric vehicle (EV) policy, officials said on Friday.A 12-point agenda has been set for the committee, which includes transitioning all CNG vehicles to electric, charging facilities under flyovers, managing battery waste, last-mile connectivity, subsidy disbursement and other aspects of the revised policy."For prope…
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