Delhi inhales ‘poor’ quality of air
Delhi's air quality declined once again, falling into the ‘poor’ category with an Air Quality Index (AQI) of 209, said the India Meteorological department (IMD).
Delhi's air quality declined once again, falling into the ‘poor’ category with an Air Quality Index (AQI) of 209, said the India Meteorological department (IMD).
She further said that construction of "pink public toilets" will also be considered in the areas where there is a need.
The Speaker extended his best wishes to all the members and emphasised their role in strengthening the legislative process.
Taking a dig at the Opposition Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in this context, the chief minister said nobody has to remind the government about its agenda.
She further alleged that only one medical director is managing four major hospitals in the city, describing AAP’s much-touted health and education model as ineffective.
The maximum dropped to 22.2 degrees C from yesterday’s 23.5 degrees C.
At a demonstration held at Jantar Mantar, members of the youth wing of the Congress party accused the ruling dispensation of “dictatorship”.
The minister further said the deaths reported in this regard were due to co- morbidities and asked people to remain safe and vigilant.
The official said an incident had occurred at the Inderlok Metro station on December 14 where prima facie it appears that a lady passenger’s clothes got entangled in a train leading to injuries and subsequent demise on December 16.
Lovely alleged that the concerned department of the Delhi government failed to keep the night shelters hospitable.
