Bharat Bandh: The 4-hour Bharat bandh will affect transport services, especially in the NCR region. From transport bodies to cab services, several unions have backed farmers' agitation

Taxi drivers of various associations in Delhi-NCR, who work with Ola and Uber, decided to go on strike from Tuesday as their appeals for help did not lead to any action by the government

The strike by drivers of cab aggregators may cause hardships to large number of commuters as Metro train services are yet to resume and buses are running at reduced capacity amid the COVID-19 pandemic

Anti-CAA protests live updates: In Delhi's Jantar Mantar, CRPF have been brought inside the premises after the police asked the protesting students to leave

Transport strike: According to reports, large groups of protestors stopped cabs and autorickshaws, some even with passengers inside.

Mumbai weather: Schools, junior colleges closed after IMD issues 'heavy rainfall' warning Maharashtra state authorities have decided to close schools and junior colleges in Mumbai, Thane and Konkan regions for today after the Indian Meteorological Department's (IMD) issued a warning and predicted heavy rainfall in the region. Minister of School Education Ashish Shelar said the decision had been taken as a precautionary measure after taking into consideration the suggestions from t...

Transport strike in Delhi-NCR: Several schools to remain closed due to unavailability of buses today; the strike call by these commercial transport operators is expected to cause a huge inconvenience to commuters

Traffic snarls are expected across the city as the traders will gather at Ramlila Ground to voice their concerns

The drivers are also opposing state government's new rules under the Maharashtra Motor Vehicle Rules 2017,for regulating app based taxis and controllng surge pricing.

Many Ola, Uber drivers who want to go back to work as usualare unable to do so as driver unions are stopping their vehicles and forcingthem to join the ongoing strike.

Govt considers financial incentives in wake of the National Green Tribunal order banning plying of diesel vehicles which are more than 10 years old in the NCR.

The National Green Tribunal, which took up the matter on mentioning, said the ban on 10-years-old vehicles has been upheld by the Supreme Court and the tribunal cannot go against the Apex court's decision.

The National Green Tribunal has deferred the ban for two weeks after the Delhi government made presentations to the bench on how implementing the order was posing practical difficulties.