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PARIVARTAN Scheme

PARIVARTAN is the central scheme that pays to get BS-IV and older trucks and buses off Delhi-NCR roads and put BS-VI, CNG or electric vehicles in their place. The Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs launched it as a time-bound fleet-modernisation programme aimed at vehicular pollution in the National Capital Region; the Road Transport and Highways ministry implements it and the NCR Planning Board routes the money. The Union Cabinet cleared it on 3 June 2026 at Rs 9,585 crore, and the operating guidelines followed on 16 July 2026.

Last updated 8 September 20265 min read
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Spells the scheme out in full: PARIVARTAN is the Programme for Accelerated Renewal and Incentivization of Vehicle Assets, its second half reading Reducing Transport Air-Pollution and Network Emission. It is what the vehicles must be replaced with that changes here - BS-VI, CNG or electric, not BS-VI or electric alone - and the vehicles being retired are now stated as BS-IV and older. The Housing and Urban Affairs ministry launched it as a time-bound fleet-modernisation scheme for the NCR.

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