Environment
On Saturday, the central government lifted stringent restrictions, including a ban on construction work related to linear projects and the entry of polluting trucks into Delhi, due to a decrease in air pollution levels attributed to favorable wind speed and direction
[…]Delhi and its surrounding areas experienced further improvement in air quality on Sunday, primarily attributed to favorable atmospheric conditions, including wind direction and speed
[…]The GRAP-4 restrictions, which barred the entry of polluting vehicles from other states, mandated work from home for 50% employees and barred offline classes for primary school children, had came into effect on November 5
[…]The city’s Air Quality Index (AQI) stood at 339 at 9 am, improving from 405 at 4 pm on Friday
[…]The city’s air quality index stood at 437 at 7 am, worsening from 419 at 4 pm on Thursday
[…]Recent findings from a joint project by the Delhi government and IIT-Kanpur found that vehicular emissions accounted for about 38 percent of the capital’s air pollution on Wednesday
[…]According to a report compiled by the Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago (EPIC) in August, air pollution is shortening lives by almost 12 years in Delhi
[…]This is a step towards achieving the goals of tulip production in India, which has been achieved under supervision of LG and his constant guidance and support to NDMC, the municipality said
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