From The New Indian Express
Center Owned by Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd.Unit emissions, low wind speed may be driving pollution spike in Jahangirpuri
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Delhi’s minister accused Punjab of accounting for 77% of stubble burning amid a pollution crisis, with Sirja noting that Delhi’s air quality suffered a significant downgrade within four days. India Today reported that Delhi’s air quality turned severe and that stubble burning spiked farm fires in Punjab. Earlier coverage from Hindustan Times quoted Sirja saying the Punjab government was “misleading” people on the stubble‑burning issue.
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NEW DELHI : High industrial emissions, declining wind speed and inadequate ventilation may be contributing to the persistent spike in pollution levels in Jahangirpuri, one of Delhi’s pollution hotspots, which has recorded the highest AQI among the city’s monitoring stations for the last few days…
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NEW DELHI : High industrial emissions, declining wind speed and inadequate ventilation may be contributing to the persistent spike in pollution levels in Jahangirpuri, one of Delhi’s pollution hotspots, which has recorded the highest AQI among the city’s monitoring stations for the last few days…
