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News India Live, Digital Desk: Understand the new rules of delhi: Delhi’s air… Our breath is overshadowing. Every year the genie of pollution comes out of the bottle and spoils our health. There are many reasons for this pollution, but do you know how big the old vehicles play in increasing this poison? Yes, this is the reason why from July 1, Delhi is going to be strictly banned in old diesel and petrol vehicles. Let us understand why your old car leaves more smoke from the new car and what is the harm we are.

Think, why do old vehicles spread more pollution?

1. Old Technology: The engines of old vehicles are not as smart as today’s vehicles. New engines burn fuel in a much better way, leaving less poisonous smoke. The old vehicles are unable to burn the fuel completely, and the incomplete burnt fuel makes more pollution.

2. Cassing parts: As the car gets older, its health also starts deteriorating. Engine parts, especially piston rings and valves, are worn over time. This causes the engine oil to burn and dissolves in the air with smoke, which further increases pollution.

3. Poor ‘Catelitic Converter’: In order to reduce pollution in many old trains, ‘Catatic Converter’ does not happen, or it is spoiled. This is a device that converts harmful gases in smoke into less toxic gases. When it does not work properly, the car directly starts to spew poison.

4. Low mileage, more consumption: Old trains are often low fuel skilled (low mileage). That is, they drink more petrol and diesel to cover the same distance and spread more pollution in this process.

And on whom does this smoke directly affect? On our health!
This pollution dissolves poison in our breath, which increases the risk of respiratory diseases (such as asthma), heart problems and cancer. This is even more dangerous for children and the elderly.

What is going to change in Delhi from July 1?
The Delhi government is serious to reduce pollution. so:

• 10 years old diesel vehicle: If your diesel car is more than 10 years old, it will not be seen on the streets of Delhi from July 1.

• 15 years old petrol vehicle: Similarly, petrol vehicles older than 15 years will also be removed from Delhi-NCR roads.

What if the rule is broken?
If you are found to be breaking these rules, then not only your car can be confiscated, but also a heavy fine.

So what to do now?
The government wants people to adopt electric or green hydrogen powered vehicles. These vehicles are very good for the environment and can also be beneficial for your pocket in the long term.

So it is clear, this step of the Delhi government has been taken to clean our air. It is not just a matter of law, but is a question of health of us and our future generations. So let us all together in making our air clean!

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