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Centre Proposes 3-Year Validity for Vehicle Pollution Certificates

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The Indian central government has proposed extending the validity of vehicle pollution under control (PUC) certificates to three years. Under the new proposal, vehicles aged between 6 and 10 years would be required to undergo emission checks more frequently. Older vehicles, those above 10 years, would face even stricter and closer monitoring. The move aims to balance convenience for newer vehicle owners while maintaining tighter emission oversight for ageing vehicles.

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