From India Today
Center-Right Owned by Living Media IndiaDelhi traders urge joint action on air pollution beyond festival firecrackers
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Delhi is experiencing severe air pollution in the aftermath of Deepavali, with political disputes emerging over the causes of the smog and the appropriate control measures, according to India Today. The Economic Times notes that India accounts for 47 of the world’s 50 most polluted cities, and Delhi holds a high rank among them. The report also highlights that Sri Ganganagar in Rajasthan records the world’s worst AQI at 671, while several cities in Haryana and Uttar Pradesh have AQIs above 300.
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Persistent pollution has been compounded by falling temperatures and moderate fog
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Delhi experienced a sharp decline in air quality on Monday morning following Diwali celebrations. Multiple monitoring stations reported Air Quality Index levels exceeding 400, indicating severe pollution. Burari Crossing recorded the highest AQI at 441, and visibility was heavily affected by smog…
