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Odd-even rule in Delhi: Arvind Kejriwal led Delhi government’s ‘Odd-even’ rule will be applicable from Friday i.e. April 15 and will last till April 30. Under this scheme vehicles with odd and even numbers will be permitted to run on alternate days. School children in uniform will be exempted from the ‘Odd-even rule’ in this second phase. Arvind Kejriwal-led govt has exempted women from the odd-even rule in its first phase, that continues to be the same this time too. There are also other people who are exempted under this scheme. Here we have brought the complete list of those exempted from 'Odd-even' rule: (AP)
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3) Give a pep talk – It is important to engage employees on the importance of the scheme and to motivate them to be active contributors. Answer as many questions as possible to make employees confident of their participation. (AP)
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5. Vehicles of persons with disability; 6. Two wheelers; 7. President of India, Vice-Preseident, Prime Minister, Chief Justice of India, Governors of states, lok Sabha Speaker and union ministers. Leaders of opposition in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha; 8. Chief Ministers of states excluding The Delhi Chief Minister; 9. Judges of Supreme Court, Delhi Court, Lieutenant Governors and Lokayukta; (AP)
10. Vehicles of dignitaries with pilot/escort, SPG protectees, embassies and vehicles bearing ministry of defence numbers; 11. Emergency services: Ambulances, fire brigades, hospitals, jails, police, transport department (AP)
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