From The New Indian Express
Center Owned by Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd.Are PUC centres testing or just printing certificates? SC seeks answers from Delhi, three states
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A central law mandates archiving vehicles that do not have valid insurance or a pollution (PUC) certificate, and owners are required to renew these documents. The Supreme Court has asked Delhi and three other states for clarification on whether PUC centres are merely printing certificates or actually testing emissions, as part of its ongoing air‑pollution case.
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NEW DELHI: Everyone in Delhi has a PUC certificate, so does that mean everyone’s vehicle is clean? But the Supreme Court did not think so and wanted clear answers from Delhi and other states and authorities in this regard. While hearing the air pollution case, the Court recently directed Delhi and…
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NEW DELHI: Everyone in Delhi has a PUC certificate, so does that mean everyone’s vehicle is clean? But the Supreme Court did not think so and wanted clear answers from Delhi and other states and authorities in this regard. While hearing the air pollution case, the Court recently directed Delhi and…
