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Delhi’s clean air battle: Holes in the blanket

Delhi’s clean air battle: Holes in the blanket

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    The Supreme Court oscillates between imposing a complete ban on firecrackers and allowing green crackers on Diwali. The festival invites a curious debate on air pollution control, as AQI jumps on and after Diwali. Despite the gains made in cleaning the air in recent years, the top court is…

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The Supreme Court oscillates between imposing a complete ban on firecrackers and allowing green crackers on Diwali. The festival invites a curious debate on air pollution control, as AQI jumps on and after Diwali. Despite the gains made in cleaning the air in recent years, the top court is…

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The New Indian Express Center Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd. Current article

Delhi’s clean air battle: Holes in the blanket

The Supreme Court oscillates between imposing a complete ban on firecrackers and allowing green crackers on Diwali. The festival invites a curious debate on air pollution control, as AQI jumps on and after Diwali. Despite the gains made in cleaning the air in recent years, the top court is…

Free Press Kashmir Center Free Press Kashmir

Delhi turns back 1,539 vehicles, imposes Rs 68.4 lakh in penalties on first day of pollution curbs

On the first day of winter, pollution control measures were launched in Delhi; a total of 1,539 vehicles were refused entry and fines and environmental compensation worth Rs 68.4 lakh were collected, official figures showed. On Sunday, the Delhi Traffic Police and Transport Department examined…

The Economic Times Center-Right Bennett, Coleman & Co.

Delhi's winter pollution curbs kick off with Rs 68.4 lakh in fines, 1,539 vehicles turned back on day one

The Winter Action Plan kicked off successfully in Delhi, with enforcement teams collecting fines of Rs 68.4 lakh on day one. A total of 14,930 vehicles underwent inspection, with 1,539 turned back and 566 challans issued for pollution discrepancies. In their efforts to mitigate dust pollution…

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