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"Pakistan To Be Blamed": UP Pollution Official's Claim As Toxic Air Chokes Noida
Toxic air in Uttar Pradesh's Greater Noida, Noida, and Ghaziabad is the result of Pakistan burning stubble, or agricultural waste, a UP pollution board official declared this week.
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Post-Diwali Drone Footage Shows Delhi Engulfed In Thick Layer Of Smog
Delhi's struggle to breathe the morning after Diwali continued this year too as smoke from firecrackers joined air pollution due to stubble burning in north India to create a thick layer of smog.
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How Punjab, Haryana Farmers Are Timing Crop Burning To Avoid Detection
Farmers in Punjab and Haryana are burning stubble at night to evade detection by satellite and local officials working overtime to contain farm fires that have poisoned the air in Delhi NCR, it is learnt.
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Gurugram Farmers Found Burning Stubble Will Be Fined Rs 2,500 Per Acre
In an effort to curb stubble burning in the district, the Gurugram administration on Wednesday said the defaulters will be fined Rs 2,500 per acre.
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"Pakistan To Be Blamed": UP Pollution Official's Claim As Toxic Air Chokes Noida
Toxic air in Uttar Pradesh's Greater Noida, Noida, and Ghaziabad is the result of Pakistan burning stubble, or agricultural waste, a UP pollution board official declared this week.
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Post-Diwali Drone Footage Shows Delhi Engulfed In Thick Layer Of Smog
Delhi's struggle to breathe the morning after Diwali continued this year too as smoke from firecrackers joined air pollution due to stubble burning in north India to create a thick layer of smog.
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How Punjab, Haryana Farmers Are Timing Crop Burning To Avoid Detection
Farmers in Punjab and Haryana are burning stubble at night to evade detection by satellite and local officials working overtime to contain farm fires that have poisoned the air in Delhi NCR, it is learnt.
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Gurugram Farmers Found Burning Stubble Will Be Fined Rs 2,500 Per Acre
In an effort to curb stubble burning in the district, the Gurugram administration on Wednesday said the defaulters will be fined Rs 2,500 per acre.
