From The Assam Tribune
Center Owned by Assam Tribune GroupGaurav Gogoi flags accountability concerns over gaps in Delhi pollution data
What's behind this
The RSS chief praised traditional Diwali practices and chemical‑free crackers, while Delhi is suffering from severe pollution. Reports note that Lahore beats Delhi on the pollution chart, and Pakistan blames India's Diwali celebrations for the pollution.
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Delhi's Diwali pollution puzzle: Updated data shows massive spikes, gaps remain Most of the missing air quality data from Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) monitoring stations on Diwali night was updated, revealing alarmingly high concentrations of particulate matter during the early hours of…
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DPCC data showed a peak of 3,744 and a worst-hour average of 1,480, suggesting the official AQI understated the pollution.
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On Diwali night, alarming gaps in air quality monitoring data raised serious concerns about pollution levels in Delhi. Some monitoring stations displayed particulate matter levels far exceeding prescribed limits. The Central Pollution Control Board revealed data omissions during the critical…
RSS excerpt
Monday’s post-Diwali AQI stood at 376, with improved wind speed helping push pollution levels marginally lower Tuesday.
