Odd-Even scheme: The Delhi Traffic police issued 170 challans while the teams of the transport and the revenue department issued 15 and seven challans respectively

The court also questioned the Delhi government's Odd-Even rule logic. It stated that banning one vehicle and allowing another is no solution to the situation.

Under the odd-even scheme, vehicles having odd and even last digits of registration number will ply on odd and even dates, respectively; the scheme will conclude on November 15

Under the scheme, vehicles having odd and even last digits of registration number will ply on odd and even dates, respectively. The scheme will conclude on November 15

India vs Bangladesh T20: Although it drizzled a bit on Saturday night and on Sunday morning as well in Delhi, the visibility could also be an issue for the players as Delhi is blanketed in thick smog

Odd-even rule in Delhi: CM Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) decided to bring the odd-even rule back in the national capital in view of deteriorating air quality in Delhi, particularly post Diwali

Delhi odd-even rule: Since the odd-even scheme is starting from November 4, therefore, cars with even numbers will be allowed on the road on this day

Odd-even scheme: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said that surge pricing would not be applied by app-based cabs during the odd-even scheme

Free DTC bus rides for women: As many as 1.5 crore pink passes have been printed so far. These passes also have a message on women empowerment on them.