From The Economic Times
Center-Right Owned by Bennett, Coleman & Co.Delhi pollution: Supreme Court to go by expert opinion on plea for online classes if AQI rises
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The Supreme Court criticized authorities for failing to address Delhi’s pollution, remarked sarcastically about enjoying the weather, noted that citizens are left to fend for themselves, and urged a cultural shift away from ostentatious gift exchanges. It also identified vehicular emissions as a major contributor to recurring air pollution in Delhi‑NCR, questioned why the AQI remains high despite regulatory measures, and called for changes in festival practices and economic incentives.
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SC raises concerns over Delhi-NCR's air pollution, highlighting vehicular emissions and stubble burning as key concerns
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Terming vehicular emissions a major contributor to air pollution in Delhi-NCR, the Supreme Court on Friday said immediate, medium and long-term measures were needed to curb the rising air quality index. “We hope all of you are enjoying Delhi weather,” a Bench led by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant…
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With citizens left to fend for themselves in pollution, the Supreme Court started the day by coming down hard on the authorities, jibing, “Hope you all are enjoying the weather in Delhi.” It also did not spare the rich for ostentation, calling for a “cultural shift” away from using gift exchanges as…
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Supreme Court is evaluating expert opinions concerning potential school closures amid worsening air quality in Delhi-NCR. The average Air Quality Index has been categorized as 'very poor', with severe pollution levels reported in many areas. Authorities have noted that vehicular emissions…
