Kapil Mishra On Pollution
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Delhi Government To Pay Rs 10,000 To Workers Hit By Anti-Pollution Curbs
Delhi Labour Minister Kapil Mishra on Wednesday announced Rs 10,000 in compensation for construction workers rendered unemployed due to the pollution-battling GRAP III and GRAP IV measures.
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BJP's Kapil Mishra Sparks Row After "Communal Tweet" On Pollution Control
Former Aam Aadmi Party MLA Kapil Mishra, who recently joined the BJP, on Monday was criticised on social media over a controversial tweet which the RJD alleged was stoking communal hatred, but he maintained that he was trying to raise awareness on the need for population control.
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Tackling Pollution: Delhi Minister Kapil Mishra Invites Suggestions From People
Delhi Minister Kapil Mishra today invited suggestions from the people on ways to tackle the rising air pollution in the national capital.
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Delhi Government Asks For Ideas To Fight Pollution - Gets 5,000 In 1 Hour
Delhi Tourism Minister Kapil Mishra on Monday sought suggestions from people on how to make the air cleaner in the city - and got 5,000 responses in just one hour.
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Delhi Government To Pay Rs 10,000 To Workers Hit By Anti-Pollution Curbs
Delhi Labour Minister Kapil Mishra on Wednesday announced Rs 10,000 in compensation for construction workers rendered unemployed due to the pollution-battling GRAP III and GRAP IV measures.
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BJP's Kapil Mishra Sparks Row After "Communal Tweet" On Pollution Control
Former Aam Aadmi Party MLA Kapil Mishra, who recently joined the BJP, on Monday was criticised on social media over a controversial tweet which the RJD alleged was stoking communal hatred, but he maintained that he was trying to raise awareness on the need for population control.
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Tackling Pollution: Delhi Minister Kapil Mishra Invites Suggestions From People
Delhi Minister Kapil Mishra today invited suggestions from the people on ways to tackle the rising air pollution in the national capital.
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Delhi Government Asks For Ideas To Fight Pollution - Gets 5,000 In 1 Hour
Delhi Tourism Minister Kapil Mishra on Monday sought suggestions from people on how to make the air cleaner in the city - and got 5,000 responses in just one hour.
