The DTTTA has announced a march to the Delhi Secretariat on November 17. The association is opposing, among other measures, restrictions on BS-IV diesel taxis and buses, hefty challans and the financial burden of installing panic buttons and vehicle location tracking devices
Delhi airport taxi trips from neighbouring states plunge 80% amid BS-VI curbs
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The DTTTA has announced a march to the Delhi Secretariat on November 17. The association is opposing, among other measures, restrictions on BS-IV diesel taxis and buses, hefty challans and the financial burden of installing panic buttons and vehicle location tracking devices
Key Takeaways
- Delhi airport taxi trips from neighbouring states plunge 80% amid BS-VI curbs.
- The DTTTA has announced a march to the Delhi Secretariat on November 17.
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