Delhi, UP and Haryana : Political Discussions

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Delhi Deploys Ground-Level Surveyors With GPS Tracking To Combat Dust Pollution Across 18,000 Km Road Network

The Delhi Pollution Control Committee has launched a new pollution control programme for the capital's road network, deploying dedicated ground-level

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The Delhi Pollution Control Committee has launched a new pollution control programme for the capital's road network, deploying dedicated ground-level field surveyors in each district to systematically survey roads and identify pollution hotspots in real time.

 

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Interesting how things played out post compensation. Give this a go if you understand Hindi.

 

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Interesting how things played out post compensation. Give this a go if you understand Hindi.

Financial illiteracy. Even some of my relatives are suffering from this phenomenon. Mere khud ke gaon ke relatives aise gadhe hain dusro ka kya kahun..unko bhi government ne male maal kar dia thha 4x price deke land ka...sab jue mein, furniture, gadi, phones, tvs, ghar, shadi, etc. etc. mein uda diye. Kisi ne kuchh invest kara nhi..Abhi adhe se jyada chennai ja rahe factory mein kaam karne...kuchh ne kuchh business start Kara thha to unka theek thaak chal raha jeevan..

 

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https://www.moneycontrol.com/city/delhi-to-roll-out-revised-ev-policy-2-0-from-july-1-all-you-need-to-know-article-13961305.html

The Delhi Cabinet on Monday approved the Electric Vehicle (EV) Policy 2.0 with an investment of Rs 15,000 crore over the next four years to accelerate the adoption of electric vehicles and curb vehicular pollution in the national capital. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said the policy is expected to come into effect from July 1.

 

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Somehow every other Indian news outlet today is busy reminding their readers that India gets very hot as well and faces a lot of issues related to global warming. The topic is back in discussion post the heatwave in EU. The global trend gets replicated and recycled. This issue was widely discussed in May and early June itself. Most of these folks are either busy getting clicks or busy running narratives for some orgs. or the other.

Dry heat from Pakistan, humid air from Arabian Sea: Why Delhi feels like 53°C

While actual temperatures across the city stayed around 40–41°C at major stations, conditions felt significantly harsher due to a mix of hot and humid air. | India News

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