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title: "Delhi-NCR's New Pollution Rules Explained: Timeline of Reports"
description: "Delhi-NCR tightens pollution controls From November 1, 2026: The government said that E-challans will be generated against non-compliant vehicles."
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# Delhi-NCR's New Pollution Rules Explained: Older Vehicles Banned, 50% WFH, And Strict Commute Curbs

What we know so far: 3 reports from 3 outlets, first at 31 Oct, 20:44 IST, latest at 1 Nov, 08:23 IST. Headlines and summaries are quoted from each outlet, oldest first; each links to the original report.

1. Saturday 31 October
2. 20:44 IST The Economic Times [Delhi pollution curbs from Nov 1: 50% WFH, more](https://allindia.news/s/05cfbbf3418e) (original: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/new-updates/delhi-pollution-restrictions-from-november-1-50-wfh-parking-charges-to-double-vehicle-curbs-and-more-check-full-list-under-winter-action-plan/articleshow/135404298.cms)
3. 21:47 IST NDTV Profit [Delhi Pollution Curbs: New GRAP Rules From Nov 1, Check Full List Of Banned And Allowed Vehicles](https://allindia.news/s/507eb221b71d) (original: https://www.ndtvprofit.com/india/delhi-pollution-curbs-new-grap-rules-from-nov-1-check-full-list-of-banned-and-allowed-vehicles-12264555#publisher=newsstand)

From November 1 to January 31, Delhi will restrict entry by vehicles registered outside the city, exempting BS-VI, CNG and electric vehicles.

4. Sunday 1 November
5. 08:23 IST NDTV [Delhi-NCR's New Pollution Rules Explained: Older Vehicles Banned, 50% WFH, And Strict Commute Curbs](https://allindia.news/s/8d35e5016804) (original: https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/delhi-ncrs-new-pollution-rules-explained-older-vehicles-banned-50-wfh-and-strict-commute-curbs-12265746#publisher=newsstand)

Delhi-NCR tightens pollution controls From November 1, 2026: The government said that E-challans will be generated against non-compliant vehicles.