Pollution Problem in Delhi NCR

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‘My life has shrunk to the size of my inhaler’: How Delhi’s pollution is wrecking lives — and family budgets

Delhi’s polluted winter is especially cruel to those with existing lung conditions. It traumatises them physically and psychologically, and hits their pockets hard. And for most, leaving Delhi for places with cleaner air is not a viable option. Here are stories of five Delhi residents paying the...

indianexpress.com

 

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45% positions in pollution boards vacant; 16.28% vacancies in CPCB: Govt data

There are 393 sanctioned scientific and technical positions in CPCB of which 64 are vacant; 6,137 positions in state pollution control boards of which 2,921 are vacant

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‘There is a heaviness… I cannot breathe’: At Delhi’s pollution hotspot, meet the men and women who can’t WFH

Govt advisory offers little protection to thousands of informal workers who earn their living on the streets

indianexpress.com

 

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‘School shut till Class 5… can’t teach them online’: Pollution curbs trigger uneven response in Noida

With GRAP IV enforced in Delhi-NCR, schools in Noida walk a tightrope — some go online, some opt for hybrid mode, and a few shut down

indianexpress.com

 

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No fuel for vehicles without valid PUCC from Dec 18 as Delhi tightens curbs | India News - Business Standard

 

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didn't they implement this months ago already lol?

 

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Delhi Pollution: Govt restricts non-BS VI vehicle entry; commuters slam abrupt move, metro faces extra pressure | Gurgaon News - The Times of India

Starting Thursday, a new Delhi government regulation prohibits non-BS VI vehicles from entering the capital. This sweeping ban threatens to throw dail

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"Why Can't 9 Tolls Be Shut Till Jan?" Supreme Court On Delhi Air Pollution

lol.

 

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Delhi air pollution: Toxic haze covers the capital

Exposure to this level of pollution can cause serious health problems, experts say.

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