New Delhi, Oct. 30 -- Delhi has set up 5,312 charging points this year, up to September, taking the total count to 14,225 charging points across the city and exceeding the annual target of 13,913 points set by the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) three months ahead of schedule, officials said on Thursday. The government aims to expand the network to 32,062 charging points by December 2029. The development comes as the Delhi government pushes electrification under its EV Policy 2026, notified on June 30, which lists timelines for phasing out internal combustion engine vehicles across multiple categories. To boost charging infrastructure for heavy commercial vehicles, the Union ministry of heavy industries on October 23 sanctioned...