The Delhi government plans to approach the Supreme Court for a uniform ban on refuelling old vehicles across the NCR due to hardships caused by selective enforcement that allows fuel sales in neighboring areas. Officials argue that equal regulations are necessary to improve air quality and reduce confusion among residents.
The Delhi High Court on Monday(25th Nov) criticized the government’s funding dispute over a flyover repair, emphasizing that safety must come first. Concerns arose about accountability if the structure were to collapse, as both the TTDC and PWD shifted responsibility. The court expressed frustration about ongoing bureaucratic delays impacting public safety and infrastructure financing.
SpiceJet was ordered to ground three leased engines for failure to make rental payments. If enforced, the fleet of 21 aircraft will be reduced to 19, causing public inconvenience. The airline has appealed the decision, emphasizing that it will result in grounding two planes. The matter will be heard on August 20.
Today (3rd May): The Supreme Court stayed the Punjab & Haryana High Court’s order to open a road outside the Punjab Chief Minister’s residence to the public, following concerns about security risks and terrorism resurgence. The stay order pauses the road’s opening and allows writ petition proceedings to continue. The court emphasized the need to avoid inconveniencing the public.