Odd-even returns: Arvind Kejriwal announces 7-point plan to tackle pollution

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Odd-even returns: Arvind Kejriwal announces 7-point plan to tackle pollution The scheme is based on the last digit of the vehicle's registration number. Under the scheme, odd and even-numbered vehicles ply on alternate days. Govt to 'redevelop' Rajpath, Parliament and secretariat The mega plan will explore options that include constructing a new Parliament building close to the present one or modernising the existing building to meet future needs. 'Rebel' Saudi women shun obligatory abaya robe Her high heels clacking on marble tiles, a defiant Saudi woman turned heads and drew gasps as she strutted through a Riyadh mall — without a body-shrouding abaya. Traders body urges govt not to ban but regulate e-cigarettes Though Indian government has been planning to ban e-cigarettes in India, experts and the traders have been demanding that instead of banning these products, regulation can be the key. Zimbabwe's Harare bustles as people cope with challenges of everyday life The shortages are the latest symptoms of Zimbabwe's economic decline that began in 2000 when Mugabe launched the seizures of farms owned by whites. Forest fires world over are destroying vital buffer against climate change With fierce blazes raging in jungles from the Amazon to Indonesia, concerns are mounting about the impact as rainforests play a vital role in protecting the planet against global warming. On Hanoi's Red River, fruitsellers forgo comfort for cash Card games and karaoke help migrant workers pass the time on the cramped houseboats of Hanoi's Red River, swapping their privacy to eke out a living selling fruit for a few dollars a day. Climate change, trade woes reshape Frankfurt Auto Show The headwinds buffeting the global auto industry are making themselves felt at the Frankfurt Motor Show as the industry confronts slowing global trade and auto sales. Devotees bid adieu to Lord Ganesh Devotees bid a grand and emotional farewell to Lord Ganesh as thousands of his idols, both public and domestic, were taken to seashores, lakes and rivers in colourful processions across the state for immersion. Hong Kong festival mooncakes get a protest makeover The cakes are a contemporary political twist on a gift traditionally given during the annual mid-autumn festival at a time when Hong Kong is convulsing with unprecedented unrest.

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