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Centre Proposes 3-Year Validity for Vehicle Pollution Certificates

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  1. The Indian government proposes extending the validity of vehicle pollution certificates to three years.

  2. Vehicles aged 6 to 10 years will require more frequent emission checks.

  3. Older vehicles face stricter monitoring under the new proposal.

  4. The rule aims to improve air quality and streamline compliance.

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