Delhi Chokes Again: Supreme Court Flags Vehicular Emissions As AQI Nears 400
Delhi's air quality has plunged deeper into the 'very poor' category, with the AQI touching 382 and GRAP-II restrictions in force across the NCR. As farm fires in Punjab see a fresh spike, the Supreme Court has turned the spotlight on vehicular pollution, questioning whether the focus on stubble burning is overshadowing emissions from private vehicles and traffic congestion. Amid a growing political blame game, authorities have stepped up crackdowns with hundreds of FIRs and lakhs in fines.
Through RSS Feeds Delhi's air quality has plunged deeper into the 'very poor' category, with the AQI touching 382 and GRAP-II restrictions in force across the NCR. As farm fires in Punjab see a fresh spike, the Supreme Court has turned the spotlight on vehicular pollution, questioning whether the focus on stubble burning is overshadowing emissions from private vehicles and traffic congestion. Amid a growing political blame game, authorities have stepped up crackdowns with hundreds of FIRs and lakhs in fines.
