Gwalior
The Collector has taken a giant step in the direction of bettering air air pollution in Gwalior district of Madhya Pradesh. Collector Ruchika Chauhan has issued a directive to the Transport Division concerning outdated automobiles. Based on this, now personal automobiles greater than 20 years outdated and authorities automobiles greater than 15 years outdated won’t be seen operating on the roads of the district. If such a automobile is discovered, then the Transport Division will seize them. From the place they are going to be despatched to the scrap middle of the Transport Division.
Collector sought checklist in three days
Collector Ruchika Chauhan has instructed the officers of the Transport Division to current the checklist of such automobiles in three days. Together with this, the supply of the federal government also needs to be introduced, in order that efficient motion may be taken based on the provisions. The Collector stated that the operating of automobiles might be banned on the idea of the checklist obtained.
Now outdated automobiles don’t run on the streets
The Collector has given these directions whereas reviewing departmental schemes and applications within the assembly of the Inter -Divisional Coordination Committee on Monday. In view of the provisions and air pollution of the federal government, outdated automobiles shouldn’t run on the highway in Gwalior district. Efficient motion might be taken on this. The time-limit for using personal and authorities automobiles has been decided by the federal government.
Roads needs to be accomplished earlier than rain
The Collector, whereas reviewing the work of repairing roads earlier than the rain, has directed the development companies to get all of the roads of their respective departments repaired earlier than the rain. Together with this, get the bridge-culverts repaired and the Shaman Board have to be put in. Glosine bandage also needs to be utilized on the shine board in order that residents may be seen even at nighttime.
12 lakh 53 thousand automobiles registered within the district
About 12 lakh 53 thousand automobiles are registered in Gwalior district. These embrace 01 lakh 33 thousand personal automobiles greater than 20 years outdated. On the similar time, about 13 lakh 50 thousand automobiles within the state are price scrapping. These embrace two wheelers, three wheelers and 4 wheelers. There might be 25% low cost in highway tax on scrapping personal automobile. On the similar time, there might be a highway tax exemption as much as 15% on business automobiles. This exemption might be given solely on disposal on the scrap middle approved by the federal government.