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Stubble Burning Update

21 Oct 2024

Stubble Burning leading to increased pollution

22 Nov 2023

DNA: Who is responsible for stubble burning?

The Supreme Court has shown great strictness regarding pollution in Delhi. In this case, the Supreme Court had reprimanded the governments of Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, UP and Delhi. Answers were sought from these states especially regarding the efforts to control pollution. A status report was given in the Supreme Court regarding the stubble of the Central Government. In this, there was a mention of the incidents of stubble burning in Haryana and Punjab and the steps taken to stop stubble burning in these two states.

Stubble burning

03 Nov 2022

Stubble Burning: Delhi's air quality worsens as AAP, BJP engaged in blame game

Due to stubble burning in Punjab, air pollution in Delhi NCR has increased beyond the limits. Despite all the claims, no work has been done on it so far. But politics has started once again

02 Nov 2022

DNA: Central government responsible for stubble burning?

Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai on Wednesday held the central government responsible for increasing cases of stubble burning in Punjab. He said that farmers in Punjab are compelled to burn stubble because the central government did not support the policy of the Punjab government to destroy the stubble.

09 Nov 2021

Why air quality has deteriorated sharply in Delhi, check reasons here

Growers from the states of Punjab and Haryana near New Delhi start clearing space for wheat by torching rice paddy stubble This year, however, regular rains made it difficult for farmers to set fire to the rice paddy stubble and start re-planting

Delhi pollution

05 Nov 2020

Stubble burning throttles Delhi-NCR, poses air pollution challenges

Delhi's air quality today dropped to its worst level since December 2019, and its AQI was noticed 508 In Noida, however, the air quality index (AQI) was 649 An AQI between zero and 50 is considered "good", 51 and 100 "satisfactory", 101 and 200 "moderate", 201 and 300 "poor", 301 and 400 "very poor", and 401 and 500 "severe"

06 Nov 2019

DNA analysis of the issue of stubble burning

In this segment of DNA, we bring to you a detailed analysis of the issue of stubble burning in India. #DNA #AirPollution #Stubbleburning

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