The study, conducted by researchers from Kolkata’s Bose Institute and published in the journal Science of the Total Environment, shows how long-distance dust transport reshapes the Himalayas.
With vehicles now a leading source of pollution in Delhi, the Commission for Air Quality Management has urged higher tax, rapid toll systems and faster scrapping of old vehicles.
Gandhi said the Centre and Opposition should put away their differences to work together for issues that are critical, instead of indulging in politics of blame often seen during debates.
Rajasthan’s Bhiwadi has grown into an industrial and real-estate hub, but air quality and livability are collapsing. The pattern is repeating across India's industrial towns.
A sound tax system is one based on the ability to pay or economic surplus. But the STT taxes the circulation of capital and not its returns, making it deeply distortionary.
Exporters said the Budget’s proposals to increase duty-free import limits on processing, create 500 reservoirs and support fisheries startups will boost the marine industry.
After lapses exposed by terror attacks at Pahalgam and Delhi's Red Fort, Centre has hiked Intelligence Bureau's expenditure for investments in long-term assets from Rs 257 cr to Rs 2,549 cr.
The key to fighting a war successfully, or even launching it, is a clear objective. That’s an entirely political call. It isn’t emotional or purely military.
I can strongly assume that these “students” have not read the IIT Delhi report on air pollution which states that the only 30% of the pollution comes from Delhi while everything else comes from nearby state.
Now, it’s good that people protest for such things but you need to understand the facts. Geography doesn’t help either according to the report.
Most importantly, I maybe wrong about this but did any of these people protest when AAP was in power ? I don’t think so. Anyway protesting for clean air is not a bad thing but don’t throw chili powder at cops.
I can strongly assume that these “students” have not read the IIT Delhi report on air pollution which states that the only 30% of the pollution comes from Delhi while everything else comes from nearby state.
Now, it’s good that people protest for such things but you need to understand the facts. Geography doesn’t help either according to the report.
Most importantly, I maybe wrong about this but did any of these people protest when AAP was in power ? I don’t think so. Anyway protesting for clean air is not a bad thing but don’t throw chili powder at cops.