Honourable Prime Minister, I am to inform you that my Points in MyGov portal today displaying around 2 lakhs 80 thousands. However, my previous points was around 66 lakhs. I was regularly participating in all the discussions in the MyGov portal and I was shocked today to see the points around 2 lakhs. I am enclosing all the screenshots of different dates of points since last year. Please go through and do the needful as I am very much upset with the present scenario. My target is to cross the 1 crores points landmark but everything is vanished now. I have enclosed my different dates MyGov points. I have already sent mail to MyGov grievance but no response till now. Please look into this Sir With great regards M. S. Kumar Swamy, TGT(Maths) National ICT Awardee 2019 for the School teachers Kendriya Vidyalaya Gachibowli

Honourable Prime Minister, I am to inform you that my Points in MyGov portal today displaying around 2 lakhs 80 thousands. However, my previous points was around 66 lakhs. I was regularly participating in all the discussions in the MyGov portal and I was shocked today to see the points around 2 lakhs. I am enclosing all the screenshots of different dates of points since last year. Please go through and do the needful as I am very much upset with the present scenario. My target is to cross the 1 crores points landmark but everything is vanished now. I have enclosed my different dates MyGov points. I have already sent mail to MyGov grievance but no response till now. Please look into this Sir With great regards M. S. Kumar Swamy, TGT(Maths) National ICT Awardee 2019 for the School teachers Kendriya Vidyalaya Gachibowli

Honourable Prime Minister, I am to inform you that my Points in MyGov portal today displaying around 2 lakhs 80 thousands. However, my previous points was around 66 lakhs. I was regularly participating in all the discussions in the MyGov portal and I was shocked today to see the points around 2 lakhs. I am enclosing all the screenshots of different dates of points since last year. Please go through and do the needful as I am very much upset with the present scenario. My target is to cross the 1 crores points landmark but everything is vanished now. I have enclosed my different dates MyGov points. I have already sent mail to MyGov grievance but no response till now. Please look into this Sir With great regards M. S. Kumar Swamy, TGT(Maths) National ICT Awardee 2019 for the School teachers Kendriya Vidyalaya Gachibowli

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Banning the import, manufacturing or assembling of light-duty ICE vehicles from 2030, digitalisation, interoperability and roadmaps for developing charging networks.

Revisit fuel efficiency regulations, public procurement of EVs, expansion of charging infrastructure and large-scale investment in EV supply chains

Focus on increased electrification and fuel cell use, as well as next generation batteries, by using a mix of grants (for research, development and demonstration projects), regulatory reforms related to hydrogen refuelling and EV charging infrastructure and tax incentives for capital investment and R&D.

Recovery packages that have a continued focus on electric mobility offer an opportunity to accelerate the pace of the transition. At the start of this decade, policy measures should encompass a broad set of considerations including social and environmental lessons learned from the pandemic. These include: equity, such as applying revenue conditions or vehicle retail price-conditions, or providing zero-interest loans; environmental performance standards, such as allocating incentives proportional to each model’s emission reductions; and long-term viability with a view to reaching revenue neutrality, such as differentiated taxation and bonus-malus systems. Regulatory instruments should continue to encourage sustainable and low-emissions technology investment (considering the full lifecycle of a product), while supporting and prioritising industry reskilling to low-carbon economic activities with high employment multipliers, including non-motorised transport infrastructure and battery

Electrification of HDVs requires policy support and commercial deployment similar to that which passenger cars enjoyed in the 2010s. Electric buses are already making a dent in key cities around the world, supported by national and local policies that target air pollution. Policy measures to promote electric buses are diverse; they may include competitive tenders, green public procurement programmes, purchase subsidies and direct support to charging infrastructure deployment, as well as effective pollutant emissions standards.

Policy attention and actions need to broaden to other transport modes, in particular commercial vehicles – light-commercial vehicles, medium- and heavy-duty trucks, and buses – as they have an increasing and disproportionate impact on energy use, air pollution and CO2 emissions. Medium- and heavy‑duty vehicles represent 5% of all four-wheeled road vehicles in circulation but almost 30% of CO2 emissions. Progress in batteries has led to rapid commercialisation in the past few years of more and more models in ever heavier weight segments and with increasing ranges.