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Responsibility for emissions legislation, in India, lies with the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH). Indian emissions standards have the name "Bharat" which is Hindi for "India" and are largely equivalent to EU standards, though with a time lag behind those of the EU. Current emission standards are Bharat Stage VI (equivalent to Euro 6), which apply to all vehicles manufactured from 1 April 2020. Prior to this date, Bharat Stage IV (equivalent to Euro 4) standards were in place.
Emissions standards introduction schedule
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Bharat Stage VI
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Overview and applicability
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Emissions limits
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RDE test
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Evaporative emissions
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Cranckcase requirements
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Emissions durability
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On-board diagnostics
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Test fuel requirements
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In-use requirements
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Test Procedures
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Historical Data - Bharat Stage IV
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Emissions limits
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Evaporative emissions
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Emissions durability
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In-use requirements
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On-board diagnostics
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Historical Data - BS III and earlier
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Bharat Stages II & III
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References
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