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Posted On: October 14th 2026, 08:18 pm

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cornishhen143

2 days ago

cornishhen143

It’s been too long 🍪

thecleaningchannel

2 days ago

thecleaningchannel

Sammme👏👏

nataliehschmidt

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nataliehschmidt

Yes maam

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Inaugurated at DMRC’s IT Park in Shastri Park on October 1, the centre will monitor over 700 construction sites larger than 500 square metres using AI-enabled cameras and pollution sensors. Any spike in PM10 levels can trigger an automatic alert, allowing authorities to identify hotspots and deploy enforcement teams. The government has also linked 78 field teams through GPS-enabled vehicles, while Vayudoot personnel equipped with body cameras will provide live evidence of road dust, open burning and construction violations.

The technology-driven initiative complements Delhi’s Winter Pollution Master Plan, which introduces a 50% work-from-home arrangement for government and private offices, restrictions on non-BS-VI vehicles registered outside Delhi, and doubled parking charges at authorised facilities from November 1. A complete ban on most construction and demolition activities is scheduled between December 10, 2026, and January 20, 2027, with exemptions for essential projects. Vehicles without valid Pollution Under Control Certificates will also be denied fuel.

Meanwhile, Delhi’s electric vehicle transition is also gathering pace. Government figures reported by The Indian Express show electric two-wheeler registrations increased 30% between July and September 2026 compared with the preceding quarter. Electric goods vehicles recorded an 83% rise, followed by electric cars at 27% and three-wheelers at 18%. The Centre has also approved 382 sites for EV charging infrastructure, supporting Delhi’s target of electrifying at least 30% of its vehicle fleet by 2030.

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