It Is a Matter of Life and Death of Tens of Millions of People
We come to the land of 1000 languages and 1000 gods. Delhi, which is also known as the land of the National Capital of India (NCT), is the capital of the nation and ranks second in the world in terms of populous cities. While looking at the map of Delhi, one can see that Delhi is surrounded by tactically essential cities and states.
The pollution in the capital of India has aroused great public debate and received international attention. An overview of air quality levels in the area of Delhi on Thursday morning, and how they compare to the situation in recent days.
As the country prepares to welcome the winter, parents in the national capital, like me, are worried. Winter means are no longer heading outside for long walks and shopping, as you can imagine in the summer. With the onset of winter, hitting the alarming pollution index levels leaving everyone from government to citizens worried and clueless.
Much is said about the situation of the alarming air pollution in the capital of our nation. You've probably heard or read that "air pollution in Delhi" has increased more than 5-fold in a single year. Reliable or not, you do not need a study or research or news alert informing you of the situation deteriorates. Just get out of Delhi airport should suffice as evidence.
Media coverage of the severe and alarming level of pollution in the cities of Allahabad, Delhi, Ghaziabad, and Noida has led the nation in a desperate state of anarchy. It was quite evident in the recent estimates that our country has a clear majority in listing the ten most polluted cities of all time.
Gone are the days when you can enjoy your drive to work with the windows down. This should tell you that the road to Delhi after the "safety mark" in terms of air pollution levels. There are, however, research and sufficient supporting evidence.
The percentage of particles of pollutants in Delhi was found that 13 times the annual recommendation and 3.5 times the World Health Organization Quality Standard Air India. And India is not a reference when we talk about air quality standards.
When the entire city of New Delhi covered with smog blanket had its reduced visibility and toxic gases lead to spread dangerous diseases rampant in the whole nation; it was expected that if things were worse here than the entire country has suffered numerous losses of human lives and deaths.
The main reason behind the smog was awarded harmful gases emitted into the air by plants and dust from the construction industry during the demolition of a building. In a way, the government seemed reluctant to include the cause of the large amount of air pollution created by burning firecrackers at the Hindu festival Deepawali.
Since the festival is more or less linked to the religious sentiments of the people and any statement or comment could be considered sacrilege by the people. However, in my opinion, the negative effects of these laws need to find his attention in the eyes of the government, and appropriate measures must be taken to reduce their use in nations everywhere.