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हवा क्यों बन रही है साइलेंट किलर? चौंकाने वाले खुलासे!

दुनिया के 100 सबसे प्रदूषित शहरों की नई सूची आई है और इनमें से 49 शहर भारत के हैं, यानि दुनिया का हर दूसरा सबसे जहरीला शहर भारत में है. और सबसे बड़ा सवाल, अगर प्रदूषण पर करोड़ों नहीं, हजारों करोड़ रुपए खर्च हुए, ग्रीन सेस वसूला गया, अदालतों ने फटकार लगाई, सरकारों ने योजनाएं बनाईं, तो फिर हर साल 20 लाख भारतीयों की जान लेने वाले इस हत्यारे को संरक्षण कहाँ से मिल रहा है, कौन है जिम्मेदार.

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