Daily Current Affairs / NITI Aayog launches 'Zero' program to promote zero pollution
Category : National Published on: September 16 2021
· NITI Aayog in collaboration with US-based Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) and RMI India has launched a campaign named "Zero" by working with consumers and industry to promote zero-pollution delivery vehicles.
· The campaign will promote the adoption of Electric Vehicles (EV) in the urban delivery segment and create consumer awareness about the health, environmental and economic benefits of electric vehicles.
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About NITI Aayog
v Formed: 1 January 2015
v Headquarters: New Delhi
v President: Narendra Modi
v Founder: National Democratic Alliance
v CEO: Amitabh Kant
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