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</p><p>&nbsp; Delhi Transport Minister Satyendar Jain gave some inclination at introducing the 3rd phase of the odd-even scheme in the national capital during winters. The 1st and 2nd editions of the odd-even had been implemented in the months of January and April respectively.<br><br>&nbsp; Satyendar Jain said, "There is no need to implement the third phase of odd-even scheme during monsoon season as the pollution is on the lowest level during this season. Whenever the scheme is implemented, it would be in the winter season when the pollution levels are high."&nbsp;The Delhi government claimed that due to the odd-even scheme, pollution level had gone down significantly in the national capital. But later some studies suggested there was no significant impact on pollution due to operation of the scheme. "The government is in the process to finalize the modalities of the new rules which will come into effect by the end of this month," Jain added.<br><br>&nbsp; Talking about the new cycle track in South Delhi, the minister said the transport department recently gave a presentation on the project to Unified Traffic and Transportation Infrastructure Planning & Engineering Centre and he hopes the project will get nod from all the agencies concerned. So only time will confirm but odd-even scheme is very much on table and even scrapped BRTS corridor will only add to there troubles.</p><p></p>