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"Pal Pal Pollution Mein": Indian Ocean's Rahul Ram Slams Delhi's Toxic Air With A Song
Indian Ocean singer Rahul Ram speaks out against Delhi's worsening air pollution in a powerful NDTV interview, highlighting its severe impact on performers and citizens alike.
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"God Showed Up, Thought I Was Dead": Hilarious Pollution Song By Vir Das
Stand-up star and actor Vir Das woke up, took a deep breath and turned lyricist as he made a song about Mumbai's ever-thickening smog, blending pollution woes with his signature wit.
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As Delhi-NCR Chokes Under Toxic Smoke, Song On Capital's Air Quality Is Viral
The song talks about pollution and deteriorating air quality. It also blames the government for not doing its bit to ensure clean air to the residents.
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Rahul Gandhi Tweets About Delhi Smog; Asks, Why Is 'Saheb' Quiet
Rahul Gandhi today picked a couplet from a song from the 1978 film Gaman to describe the experience of living a city wrapped in smog. His tweet can also be interpreted as an apparent swipe at the state and central governments for failing to tackle air pollution that has hit emergency levels in the national capital.
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"Pal Pal Pollution Mein": Indian Ocean's Rahul Ram Slams Delhi's Toxic Air With A Song
Indian Ocean singer Rahul Ram speaks out against Delhi's worsening air pollution in a powerful NDTV interview, highlighting its severe impact on performers and citizens alike.
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"God Showed Up, Thought I Was Dead": Hilarious Pollution Song By Vir Das
Stand-up star and actor Vir Das woke up, took a deep breath and turned lyricist as he made a song about Mumbai's ever-thickening smog, blending pollution woes with his signature wit.
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As Delhi-NCR Chokes Under Toxic Smoke, Song On Capital's Air Quality Is Viral
The song talks about pollution and deteriorating air quality. It also blames the government for not doing its bit to ensure clean air to the residents.
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Rahul Gandhi Tweets About Delhi Smog; Asks, Why Is 'Saheb' Quiet
Rahul Gandhi today picked a couplet from a song from the 1978 film Gaman to describe the experience of living a city wrapped in smog. His tweet can also be interpreted as an apparent swipe at the state and central governments for failing to tackle air pollution that has hit emergency levels in the national capital.
