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Center Owned by Deccan Chronicle HoldingsCentral Law in Place To Archive Vehicles Without Insurance, PUC
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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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Plying vehicles without valid insurance and a pollution certificate is an offence. Their owners must ensure that these documents are renewed – Kadapa deputy transport commissioner M. Veerraju.
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Plying vehicles without valid insurance and a pollution certificate is an offence. Their owners must ensure that these documents are renewed – Kadapa deputy transport commissioner M. Veerraju.