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'Smoke From Punjab Doesn't Even Reach Delhi': Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Tuesday sparked a debate on Delhi's air pollution, attributing it to the contributions of local and neighbouring states.
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Gurugram Woman Shares "Scary" Pics Of Air Purifier Filter, Sparks Debate On Pollution Crisis
The image serves as a wake-up call for authorities to take immediate action to address the city's air pollution problem.
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"Learn Kannada, Settle In Bengaluru": X User's Suggestion Amid Delhi Pollution
Delhi and its surrounding areas remained blanketed in thick smog on Tuesday morning, as the air quality index (AQI), which measures pollutants, spiked to 500 in some parts.
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Delhi: DoE Tells Schools To Sensitise Students About Air Pollution, Climate Change
Delhi school officials have also been asked by the Directorate of Education (DoE) to organise panel discussions, painting competitions, quizzes, debates, plays and dramas to raise awareness on air pollution and its impact.
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"Debates On TV Causing More Pollution," Says Supreme Court: Highlights
The share of burning farm waste led to a fiery exchange in the Supreme Court on Wednesday as it resumed a hearing on the Delhi air pollution crisis after two days.
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Air Pollution Debate In Parliament Gets Musical
A debate on pollution in Parliament went musical on Thursday with a union minister belting out a Bollywood number for clean air and a member echoing similar songs.
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BJP MPs Attack Arvind Kejriwal In Parliament Over Delhi Pollution
BJP members from Delhi on Tuesday launched a scathing attack on Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in Lok Sabha over pollution in the city, saying he has not done anything to curb air pollution and is instead blaming farmers of neighbouring states for it.
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7 Things Car Owners Can Do To Combat Air Pollution
While there will always be the larger debate on how much do vehicles actually contribute to air pollution in NCR, the fact of the matter is the issue is as real and serious as it gets and is affecting each one of us. So, as vehicle owners, you can do your part to combat air pollution.
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Doctors Say No To Sport In Delhi As Cricketers Choke In Smog
Unprecedented visuals of Sri Lankan cricketers wearing face masks on the cricket field have reignited debate about hosting major sports in heavily polluted New Delhi, where doctors are increasingly vocal about the health risks posed by smog.
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Indians Breathe In More Pollution Than Chinese
It's a never-ending debate in Asia -- whose air quality is worse, China's or India's? A new study by Greenpeace released Monday is trying to answer that question.
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In Faster Commutes, Unclogged Roads, Odd-Even Wins Over Delhi
As experts debate the Odd-Even scheme's impact on Delhi's air pollution, at least on the ground decongested roads have left many pleasantly surprised.
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Pollution At 'Serious' Level, Needs Multi-Pronged Approach: Supreme Court
Stepping into the raging debate on pollution, the Supreme Court today agreed to examine a suggestion to ban entry of all diesel-run trucks, except those carrying essential goods, into the national capital while asking the Centre to come up with "common minimum acceptable programmes" on the issue after consulting all stakeholders.
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Chetan Bhagat, Arvind Kejriwal's Tweet War On Delhi's Odd-Even Rule
Bestselling author Chetan Bhagat's spat with Arvind Kejriwal on Twitter today was an amusing sidelight in the debate on the odd-even formula to be enforced in Delhi from the New Year.
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Arvind Kejriwal Uses Radio Spot to Reassure People on Odd-Even Rule
In the middle of a debate over the odd-even formula for cars in Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal has reached out to people in a new radio ad and promised to scrap the system if people find it hard to follow it in the first 15 days.
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Amid Debate, Arvind Kejriwal Says Odd-Even Car Rule on Trial Basis
Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal today said that the government will withdraw its new rule to allow cars with odd and even registration numbers on alternate days to be introduced from January 1 if it creates too many problems for the people.
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'Smoke From Punjab Doesn't Even Reach Delhi': Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Tuesday sparked a debate on Delhi's air pollution, attributing it to the contributions of local and neighbouring states.
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Gurugram Woman Shares "Scary" Pics Of Air Purifier Filter, Sparks Debate On Pollution Crisis
The image serves as a wake-up call for authorities to take immediate action to address the city's air pollution problem.
-
"Learn Kannada, Settle In Bengaluru": X User's Suggestion Amid Delhi Pollution
Delhi and its surrounding areas remained blanketed in thick smog on Tuesday morning, as the air quality index (AQI), which measures pollutants, spiked to 500 in some parts.
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Delhi: DoE Tells Schools To Sensitise Students About Air Pollution, Climate Change
Delhi school officials have also been asked by the Directorate of Education (DoE) to organise panel discussions, painting competitions, quizzes, debates, plays and dramas to raise awareness on air pollution and its impact.
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"Debates On TV Causing More Pollution," Says Supreme Court: Highlights
The share of burning farm waste led to a fiery exchange in the Supreme Court on Wednesday as it resumed a hearing on the Delhi air pollution crisis after two days.
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Air Pollution Debate In Parliament Gets Musical
A debate on pollution in Parliament went musical on Thursday with a union minister belting out a Bollywood number for clean air and a member echoing similar songs.
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BJP MPs Attack Arvind Kejriwal In Parliament Over Delhi Pollution
BJP members from Delhi on Tuesday launched a scathing attack on Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in Lok Sabha over pollution in the city, saying he has not done anything to curb air pollution and is instead blaming farmers of neighbouring states for it.
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7 Things Car Owners Can Do To Combat Air Pollution
While there will always be the larger debate on how much do vehicles actually contribute to air pollution in NCR, the fact of the matter is the issue is as real and serious as it gets and is affecting each one of us. So, as vehicle owners, you can do your part to combat air pollution.
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Doctors Say No To Sport In Delhi As Cricketers Choke In Smog
Unprecedented visuals of Sri Lankan cricketers wearing face masks on the cricket field have reignited debate about hosting major sports in heavily polluted New Delhi, where doctors are increasingly vocal about the health risks posed by smog.
-
Indians Breathe In More Pollution Than Chinese
It's a never-ending debate in Asia -- whose air quality is worse, China's or India's? A new study by Greenpeace released Monday is trying to answer that question.
-
In Faster Commutes, Unclogged Roads, Odd-Even Wins Over Delhi
As experts debate the Odd-Even scheme's impact on Delhi's air pollution, at least on the ground decongested roads have left many pleasantly surprised.
-
Pollution At 'Serious' Level, Needs Multi-Pronged Approach: Supreme Court
Stepping into the raging debate on pollution, the Supreme Court today agreed to examine a suggestion to ban entry of all diesel-run trucks, except those carrying essential goods, into the national capital while asking the Centre to come up with "common minimum acceptable programmes" on the issue after consulting all stakeholders.
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Chetan Bhagat, Arvind Kejriwal's Tweet War On Delhi's Odd-Even Rule
Bestselling author Chetan Bhagat's spat with Arvind Kejriwal on Twitter today was an amusing sidelight in the debate on the odd-even formula to be enforced in Delhi from the New Year.
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Arvind Kejriwal Uses Radio Spot to Reassure People on Odd-Even Rule
In the middle of a debate over the odd-even formula for cars in Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal has reached out to people in a new radio ad and promised to scrap the system if people find it hard to follow it in the first 15 days.
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Amid Debate, Arvind Kejriwal Says Odd-Even Car Rule on Trial Basis
Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal today said that the government will withdraw its new rule to allow cars with odd and even registration numbers on alternate days to be introduced from January 1 if it creates too many problems for the people.
