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Right Owned by Independent News Service'Hope all of you are enjoying Delhi's weather': Supreme Court's retort as AQI inches towards 'severe'
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The Supreme Court opened its session by sharply criticizing authorities over Delhi’s deteriorating air quality, remarking, “Hope you all are enjoying the weather in Delhi,” and urging a cultural shift away from ostentatious gift exchanges. Meanwhile, the Economic Times notes that the city’s smog season has returned, with air quality worsening not only in Delhi but also in neighboring cities. Vehicle emissions and agricultural fires in nearby states are identified as major contributors, and forecasts suggest the pollution could intensify as drifting smog spreads.
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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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The Supreme Court on Friday questioned authorities over the deterioration of air quality in Delhi-NCR and underlined that the AQI is already edging towards the 'severe' category, emphasizing that stubble burning incidents should have stopped by now. The court also quipped at authorities, asking if…
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The Supreme Court on Friday questioned authorities over the deterioration of air quality in Delhi-NCR and underlined that the AQI is already edging towards the 'severe' category, emphasizing that stubble burning incidents should have stopped by now. The court also quipped at authorities, asking if…
