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 | #ThrowBackToday: About 660 million Indians lose three years to air pollution says a study published today in 2015In today's #TBT, we bring to you a few scary facts that came to light via a study in the year 2015. And all these facts point towards the dangerous problem of air pollution and what we stand to lose | |
 | #WhatTheFAQ: Why does Delhi choke on air pollutants every winter?As people complain of health issues due to the severely toxic air in Delhi right now, the AAP government has promised a solution to Delhi's winter problem by 2023. How did it come to this? | |
 | 70 percent of Delhi parents want scheduled 'smog-break' for schools in NovemberDelhiites got some respite on Sunday morning as the air quality improved from "severe" category to "poor" category | |
 | Aalok Khandekar, IITH researcher is coordinating an air pollution governance study on Indian citiesThe study has now been expanded to include four more Indian cities including Delhi, Hyderabad, Chennai, and Pune besides Los Angeles as well | |
 | After Delhi, Haryana calls for closure of schools in four districts due to air pollution levelsThe Supreme Court had termed the rising pollution levels as an "emergency situation". After the Delhi government, the Haryana government jumped into action too | |
 | Air pollution can increase risk of progressive and irreversible sight loss: StudyThe researchers, including those from the University College London, UK, noted that AMD is the leading cause of irreversible blindness among the over 50s in high-income countries | |
 | Air pollution linked with higher COVID-19 death rate: StudyUsing this data, the researcher was able to identify hotspots around the world with high levels of air pollution and simultaneously low levels of air movement | |
 | Air pollution may up risk of neurological disorders: StudyFor the study, published in the journal The Lancet Planetary Health, the research team analysed the link between fine particulate (PM2.5) pollution and neurodegenerative diseases in the US | |
 | Air quality panel shuts Delhi's educational institutions amidst severe pollution. Will they reopen only in 2022Even as educational institutions have been barred from conducting in-person classes, the panel has made an exception by allowing on-campus exams and lab practicals | |
| Centre introduces new law through ordinance to tackle air pollution in Delhi-NCRThe commission will have three sub-committees, one each for monitoring and identification, safeguarding and enforcement, and research and development | |
 | Combination of air pollution, COVID-19 can cause more severe disease, increase mortality: AIIMS DirectorGuleria said increased air pollution, especially during winters, can help the virus in surviving longer, thereby affecting more people | |
 | Delhi air pollution: Noida primary schools shut; online classes for students up to Class VIIIThe schools have also been told to hold classes for students of Class 9 to 12 online as far as possible: District Inspector of Schools | |
 | Delhi air quality remains in the 'severe' category on New Year's DayCold wave conditions continue to persist in Delhi with dense fog reducing the visibility in most parts of the national capital in the New Year morning | |
| Delhi Child Rights Commission urges air pollution watchdog to allow reopening of schoolsThe letter by the DCPCR chief further stated that the school closures policy assumes that the families own air purifiers while that isn't the case "except for a very very small fraction of Delhi". | |
 | Delhi closes schools after SC rap: Now, CJ says it never asked govt to do it, only wondered about rationaleAccording to Bar and Bench, the CJI said that either intentionally or unintentionally, some sections of the media are portraying the special bench of the court as "the villain who wants to close down |
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