Delhi bans entry of app-based taxis from other cities in means to curb air pollution
Hindustan TimesThe Delhi government on Wednesday ordered a ban on app-based taxi services in the city. The decision was taken after the Supreme Court asked the Delhi government to consider banning app-based taxis in the national capital as a means to control air pollution. READ | Odd-even mere optics, says SC; Delhi govt waits for order to spell scheme rules The apex court also asked the government to come up with alternative measures to reduce vehicular pollution. Check latest updates on AQI as schools remain closed On Wednesday, Delhi's pollution levels went back to 'severe' just a day after experiencing a slight improvement in air quality. Data from the Central Pollution Control Board showed that Delhi's 24-hour average AQI stood at 395 on Tuesday, bringing a marginal improvement from the 421 recorded on Monday.