There are currently three pollution plans for Delhi and while one of them is officially in play, there is little or no understanding of what is to be done with the other pollution plans.
New Delhi : Rising pollution levels in Delhi and the extended National Capital Region (NCR) could soon see inhabitants walking around with oxygen cylinders on their backs to counter it, warn expert
NEW DELHI: The air quality continued to remain 'very poor' on Thursday with the overall Air Quality Index rising to 378 as compared to 363 on Wednesday with foggy conditions prevailing in the morni
With Environment Ministry granting a week’s time to various agencies to respond whether deadlines listed in a mega plan to clean Delhi’s air by a Supreme Court-monitored panel suit them or not, som
Delhi had a grey Christmas today under a thick cover of haze which brought down visibility even as volume of pollutants spiked, keeping air quality in the 'very poor' category.
Order of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of Shailesh Singh V/s. Hotel Jaypee Vasant, New Delhi & Others dated 22/12/2017 regarding extraction of grounwater by hotels in Delhi. It is stated on behalf of the hotels that all the hotels hold permissions for extraction of ground water granted by the concerned competent authorities as per the extant guidelines and reports of the joint inspections are also on record. NGT directs for issuance of revised guidelines.
Order of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of Rajinder Singh & Others Vs. State of NCT of Delhi & Others dated 21/12/2017 regarding revival of pond situated in Village Asalatpur Khadar in Janakpuri Najafgarh Tehsil in South West District of Delhi. NGT directs Secretary State of NCT of Delhi and Chief Engineer, Public Works Department to pass appropriate orders for revival of the pond.
Order of the National Green Tribunal in the matter of D.S. Kauntae Vs. Delhi Institute of Fire Engineering & Others dated 21/12/2017 regarding the institute of fire engineering located at Dwarka, Delhi posing threat of environmental pollution on account of their fire fighting activities and storage of hazardous substances. Delhi Pollution Control Committee shall look into the matter within a month and take action in accordance with law.
