cleaner transportation

Launches 60 New E-Buses From Kukatpally Depot

As India navigates rapid urbanization, it faces a pressing crisis: approximately 35% of the world's most polluted affluent cities are located here. While major metropolitan areas are making strides towards cleaner urban living, numerous smaller cities continue to depend on fossil fuels for transportation, manufacturing, and energy.

A new study reveals India's cities are increasingly tied to pollution as they grow richer, unlike China and parts of the West. While 80% of global cities are becoming cleaner and richer, India shows a concerning trend of rising fossil fuel dependence. However, Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata offer hope for cleaner urban expansion.

In a step towards green and sustainable transportation, Indian Railways has approved the introduction of a 10-car Hydrogen Fuel Cell-based trainset on the Jind-Sonipat section of Northern Railway.

Haryana's cabinet approved new rules mandating CNG or electric vehicles for aggregators, delivery services, and e-commerce firms in NCR areas from January 1, 2026. The move aims to curb pollution and promote cleaner mobility. The regulations also introduce licensing, safety measures, and insurance for drivers and passengers, fostering a comprehensive framework for app-based services.

In the bustling city of Guwahati, public transport operators find themselves at a crossroads. Despite the relentless surge in fuel prices, they are reluctant to hike fares, fearing that an increase might drive passengers away during these tough economic times.

UT Administrator, Chief Secretary Lead Chandigarh’s Fuel Conservation Push