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India’s recurring air‑pollution crisis, which has re‑emerged in public attention during Diwali, is described as stemming from shortcomings in governance, enforcement and political will rather than from scientific or policy‑design failures. In response, the Supreme Court has ordered the governments of Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Rajasthan, together with the Municipal Corporation of Delhi and Delhi Police, to submit their replies within two weeks concerning measures on polluting vehicles.
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RSS excerpt
Srinagar, Nov 9: With air pollution worsening across Kashmir during autumn and winter, experts have warned of its growing impact on public health, linking seasonal smog to respiratory stress and lung problems, particularly among the vulnerable children and the elderly. The warning came during a…