Sunday, September 27
The ban on supply of fuel to old vehicles kicked off in Delhi on Tuesday amid high security.The Delhi government has installed Automatic Number Plate reader cameras (ANPR) at nearly 350 petrol pumps across the national capital for detection of such vehicles.The transport department has chalked out a detailed deployment plan involving personnel from its organisation, Delhi Police, Traffic Police and the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD).Multiple teams of transport department, traffic police and local police have been deployed at different petrol pumps in South Delhi.The drive began from 6 am on Tuesday, enforcing the prohibition of fuel sale to petrol vehicles older than 15 years and diesel vehicles older than 10 years.At Chirag Delhi's Dhingra petrol pump, the Transport Enforcement and
Washington, The victims and perpetrators of terrorism must never be equated and India expects its Quad partners to understand that the country has every right to defend its people against the menace, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said on Tuesday.With his counterparts from the US, Australia and Japan listening, Jaishankar also said the world must display zero tolerance towards terrorist activities and that India will exercise its right to defend its people from terrorism.Jaishankar made the remarks to the media ahead of a crucial meeting of the foreign ministers of the Quad grouping that was hosted by US Secretary of State Marco Rubio."A word about terrorism in the light of our recent experience -- the world must display zero tolerance," he said in an apparent reference to the Paha
