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08 Nov 2023

DNA: When will Delhi get rid of pollution?

Before Diwali, Delhi has become a gas chamber. Delhi government has announced the closure of all government and private schools. But the question is why such a situation arises every year in this season.

07 Nov 2023

DNA: Delhi government's 'Suprise Test' on pollution

Not only Delhi but Faridabad, Gurugram, Noida, Greater Noida and Ghaziabad are also covered with pollution. The Supreme Court asked questions to the state government on the causes of pollution. The Supreme Court's stance regarding firecrackers was the same as last year. The Punjab government has also imposed restrictions on stubble burning. But despite this, there are cases of stubble burning. The Supreme Court has told the state governments that if farmers are burning stubble then the local SHO should be held responsible for it.

23 Oct 2022

‘AAP prioritises people’s lives, not politics’: Gopal Rai on firecrackers ban

Gopal Rai has appealed to the people of Delhi not to burst firecrackers After every Diwali, he said there is difficulty in breathing and it has a great effect on the elderly and children On criticism against the ban on firecrackers, Rai said, "Saving people`s lives is our priority"

20 Oct 2022

DNA: Uproar over firecracker, silence on stubble!

It is the month of October and light cold has started in North India. But with this, the season of stubble burning has also started and whenever the season for burning stubble comes, the politics of the leaders also starts touching new heights. All this happens around Diwali, so some environment lovers start advocating not to burst crackers. Firecrackers are also banned, but no one says anything when they burn the stubble. Watch special analysis of political compulsion on stubble burning in DNA.

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29 Jul 2022

Ban on fireworks during Diwali season improves help quality: Research

The major states covered in the study included Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and West Bengal

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