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Delhi government starts to accept the payment for driving licence online

The Delhi government on Sunday started accepting online payment for driving licence so that applicants are not turned away due to cash crunch and also that digital transactions are encouraged.

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FP Archives|Dec 26, 2016, 08:26:02 IST

The Delhi government on Sunday started accepting online payment for driving licence so that applicants are not turned away due to cash crunch and also that digital transactions are encouraged."Delhi government begins facility of online appointment and fees payment for driving licence," Delhi Transport Minister Satyendar Jain tweeted. The government in a public notice issued on Sunday said any applicant can apply for and make online payment for learning and permanent driving licence for non-transport vehicle.The prescribed fees can also be submitted online at transport department's website. Any applicant can select prior appointment with a zonal office at a date and time slot as per his convenience."Applicants may book the date/timeslot from 1 to 15 days in advance. The applicants can re-schedule appointment twice within a month from the date of initial appointment from the same zonal office," the public notice said. The central government's demonetization of old notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 on November 8 has triggered the cash crisis from which the country is yet to recover.This comes days after Delhi High Court ruled that Whatsapp group administrators are not responsible for the content posted on the group by other members.With inputs from IANS

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First Published:Dec 26, 2016, 08:26:02 IST
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