Winter pollution can only be curbed in coordination with Punjab: Sachdeva
Sachdeva said in the run-up to Delhi Assembly elections, the winter pollution is likely to be at its peak.
Sachdeva said in the run-up to Delhi Assembly elections, the winter pollution is likely to be at its peak.
The minister on this occasion congratulated the teachers for bringing change into the lives of millions of students through their hard work.
The action was taken by the authorities after Delhi Lieutenant Governor (LG) VK Saxena took cognizance of a complaint posted on social media regarding the four illegal dyeing units in Matiala.
The accused separated from her on the suspicion of an affair with another man.
Badal Kumar, deputy commissioner of Najafgarh Zone, informed that on the basis of the receipt of a complaint from the Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC), this action was initiated.
The Delhi Election Commission said November 14 will be the last date for nominations.
Taking responsibility for stubble burning in Punjab, the Delhi chief minister pointed out that the problem of pollution is not confined to Delhi, but it concerns the entire North India.
The results for the same will be declared on December 7, 2022.
India is fully engaged with the process and is supportive of the efforts by the government of Egypt for substantive outcomes at COP-27.
Meanwhile, stubble burning in Delhi NCR increased to 34 percent on Thursday, the highest so far this season, according to the experts, who said that this was the cause of the National Capital's thick blanket of smelly haze.
