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India-UAE flights: Some airlines flying from Kolkata exempt passengers from rapid PCR test

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Deepika Padukone admits that she did not agree with some of the choices her character ‘Alisha’ makes in ‘Gehraiyaan’

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PM Narendra Modi condoles loss of lives in UP’s Kushinagar mishap, assures Rs 2 lakh ex-gratia each to kin

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“Delhi Grapples with Lingering ‘Poor’ Air Quality Despite Rainfall; Intensified Measures Under GRAP 4 Unveiled”

Despite recent rainfall offering a brief respite, Delhi's air quality remains in the 'Poor' category, according to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB)....

“Delhi’s Breath of Fresh Air: Light Rains Offer Respite from Severe Pollution Crisis”

Overnight showers in New Delhi and surrounding areas offer a temporary reprieve as pollution levels dip following a week of severe smog. The Delhi government explores anti-pollution measures, including artificial rain, while the Supreme Court reviews steps to improve air quality and addresses contributors to the city's pollution woes.

“Supreme Court Extends Nationwide Ban on Polluting Firecrackers to Curb Pollution”

In a significant decision, the Supreme Court of India has clarified that its 2021 ruling, which allowed the use of only green firecrackers, will now apply to the entire country, not just the Delhi-NCR region. The court emphasized that it is the responsibility of all citizens to protect the environment and curb air and noise pollution. The ruling comes during a hearing on a petition regarding the use of firecrackers containing polluting chemicals.

“Delhi’s Air Pollution Crisis: Local Factors Outweigh Farm Fires, Says CSE Report”

A recent report by the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE) reveals that the alarming spike in air pollution levels in Delhi-NCR is not solely due to stubble burning, but primarily driven by local factors such as vehicle emissions. The report emphasizes the need for urgent multi-sector action to reduce pollution from vehicles, industry, power plants, waste burning, construction, and dust sources.

“Delhi Takes Drastic Measures in Response to Worsening Air Quality: Diesel Bus Entry Banned, Construction Limited”

Two men in Uttar Pradesh, previously arrested for assaulting a policeman, escalated the situation by firing at three police personnel while being taken for a medical check-up. The incident occurred after a child was run over by a speeding bus in Mahoba, leading to a clash with the police.

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