The government of India through a new auto fuel policy has laid out a roadmap to cut down vehicular pollution in Indian cities. More stringent norms for fuels means steadily reducing the
a. Sulphur dioxide content in diesel and petrol
b. Sulphur content in petrol and diesel
c. Aromatic content in petrol
d. Aromatic content in diesel

Give any norms for reducing sulphur and aromatic contents of petrol and diesel.

Euro norms and Bharat stages were given in new auto fuel policy for steadily reducing the ________ in petrol and diesel.

Euro norms and Bharat stages were given in new auto fuel policy for steadily reducing the ________ in petrol and diesel.

Steps taken in Delhi for reducing vehicular pollution inlude a. Phasing out of old vehicles b. Use of unleaded petrol c. Use of low-sulphur petrol and diesel d. Use of catalytic converters in vehicles e. Application of stringent pollution-level norms for vehicles

Cause- The government has recently increased its taxes on petrol and diesel by about 10 percent. Which of the following can be a possible effect of the above cause? (a) The petroleum companies will reduce the price of petrol and diesel by about 10 percent. (b) The petroleum companies will increase the prices of petrol and diesel by about 10 percent. [c] The petroleum companies will increase the prices of petrol and diesel by about 5 percent. (d) The petrol pump will stop selling petrol and diesel till the taxes are rolled back by the government. (e) None of above.

With its very large population of vehicular traffic, Delhi is one of the most polluted cities of the world. Which of the following steps were taken by the government to reduce vehicular pollution in Delhi ? (i) Switching over the entire fleet of public transport i.e., buses, autorickshaws, from diesel to CNG (ii) Phasing out of old vehicles (iii) Use of unleaded petrol in vehicles (iv) Use of low sulphur petrol and diesel in vehicles (v) Use of catalytic converters in vehicles (vi) Application of stringent pollution level norms for vehicles such as Euro-II norms, etc.

With its very large population of vehicular traffic, Delhi is one of the most polluted cities of the world. Which of the following steps were taken by the government to reduce vehicular pollution in Delhi ? (i) Switching over the entire fleet of public transport i.e., buses, autorickshaws, from diesel to CNG (ii) Phasing out of old vehicles (iii) Use of unleaded petrol in vehicles (iv) Use of low sulphur petrol and diesel in vehicles (v) Use of catalytic converters in vehicles (vi) Application of stringent pollution level norms for vehicles such as Euro-II norms, etc.