Our metro cities have become toxic hell. Delhi and other metros have been wrapped in an eye-watering, lung-burning haze for days. With the winter setting in and farm fires rising, the National Capital Region (NCR) is struggling to breathe, shrouded in thick, poisonous smog.
It is an Air Emergency for the capital city. Pollution levels are nearly 100 times higher than WHO limits, making Delhi one of the world’s most unbreathable cities. The quality of the air people are inhaling is equivalent to smoke.How can we tackle pollution and protect our health? While governments strategise, join the fight for clean air. Send us your suggestions, share videos/photos and experiences using the form and we'll highlight the best inputs from our viewers on our weekly show The News at 8 pm.
Opinion: The Clock Is Running Out On North India's Next Big Crisis | By Kurinji Selvaraj
The stubble-burning season will soon be upon us, causing a massive surge in air pollution again.
Opinion: The Truth Behind Claims India Is World's Third-Largest Polluter | By Shantanu Guha Ray
The big, global push to paint India as a climate bugbear has started taking shape. All fingers are pointing at India, criticisms are growing on New Delhi's energy policy and how it is apparently not in sync with global standards.
Opinion: It Is Delhi's Annual Pollution Season - Who Can Stop This? | By Bharti Mishra Nath
Delhi is choking once again. Thick, toxic smog has engulfed the national capital and its surrounding areas, making Delhi the most polluted place in the world.
Air Pollution And Heart Health: Understanding The Harmful Effects Of Pollution On Cardiovascular Health | By Dr. Manjinder Sandhu
Air pollution can trigger the risk of respiratory disorders as well as affect your heart in many ways.
