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'Green' Crackers Failed. Delhi Suffers Worst Post-Diwali Air In 5 Years
Despite a 77.5 per cent drop in stubble burning, i.e., agricultural waste - normally a significant reason for air pollution in Delhi during the winter - AQI in the national capital plummeted to a five-year post-Diwali low Tuesday morning.
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"What Steps Taken?" Court Pulls Up Delhi Government, Top Cop Over Cracker Ban
The Supreme Court on Monday demanded an "immediate" response from the Delhi government and police to the ban - which seems to exist on paper only - against firecrackers during Diwali, a ban that is announced, and ignored, every year.
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Diwali Fireworks Despite Ban, Toxic Smog, Delhi Residents Pay The Price
The morning after Diwali, residents of New Delhi woke up under a blanket of toxic smog and breathed in the most dangerously polluted air of the year so far, after revellers, as usual, defied a fireworks ban.
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Delhi's PM2.5 Pollution On Diwali May Be Low If No Crackers Burnt: Centre
The PM2.5 concentration in Delhi on Diwali is likely to be the "lowest" in the last four years if no firecrackers are burnt, a central government agency said today.
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"Diwali Pollution Lowest In 5 Years," Says Arvind Kejriwal
Pollution levels during Diwali in the national capital region were the lowest in five years, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said today, while urging respect for the efforts of the people and the government to contain and to better the air quality in Delhi.
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Air Quality in Delhi Drops as Diwali Festivities Kick In
Delhi's air quality witnessed a gradual regression on Diwali due to bursting of fireworks, with few areas of the city recording 'critical' level of pollution, while the rest fell largely in 'very poor' category on the air monitoring scale.
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Delhi's Air Quality Fares Bad on Diwali Eve
The national capital's air quality oscillated between 'poor' and 'very poor' on the eve of Diwali, with fireworks and bursting of crackers during the festival expected to dangerously shoot up the level of suspended particulate matter.
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'Green' Crackers Failed. Delhi Suffers Worst Post-Diwali Air In 5 Years
Despite a 77.5 per cent drop in stubble burning, i.e., agricultural waste - normally a significant reason for air pollution in Delhi during the winter - AQI in the national capital plummeted to a five-year post-Diwali low Tuesday morning.
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"What Steps Taken?" Court Pulls Up Delhi Government, Top Cop Over Cracker Ban
The Supreme Court on Monday demanded an "immediate" response from the Delhi government and police to the ban - which seems to exist on paper only - against firecrackers during Diwali, a ban that is announced, and ignored, every year.
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Diwali Fireworks Despite Ban, Toxic Smog, Delhi Residents Pay The Price
The morning after Diwali, residents of New Delhi woke up under a blanket of toxic smog and breathed in the most dangerously polluted air of the year so far, after revellers, as usual, defied a fireworks ban.
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Delhi's PM2.5 Pollution On Diwali May Be Low If No Crackers Burnt: Centre
The PM2.5 concentration in Delhi on Diwali is likely to be the "lowest" in the last four years if no firecrackers are burnt, a central government agency said today.
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"Diwali Pollution Lowest In 5 Years," Says Arvind Kejriwal
Pollution levels during Diwali in the national capital region were the lowest in five years, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said today, while urging respect for the efforts of the people and the government to contain and to better the air quality in Delhi.
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Air Quality in Delhi Drops as Diwali Festivities Kick In
Delhi's air quality witnessed a gradual regression on Diwali due to bursting of fireworks, with few areas of the city recording 'critical' level of pollution, while the rest fell largely in 'very poor' category on the air monitoring scale.
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Delhi's Air Quality Fares Bad on Diwali Eve
The national capital's air quality oscillated between 'poor' and 'very poor' on the eve of Diwali, with fireworks and bursting of crackers during the festival expected to dangerously shoot up the level of suspended particulate matter.
