Air pollution in Delhi has reached critical levels due to heavy traffic jams as well as the recent fire in Ghaziabad landfill site. The condition is expected to worsen during Diwali due to the smoke emitted from firecrackers.

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Did the deadly PM2.5 pollutant kill half a million or 5 lakh Indians in 2015? That's the alarming finding of a major new report by the Lancet Countdown. The report estimates that the ultra-fine PM2.5 pollutant was responsible for 1.9 million deaths in Asia and one out of every four of those deaths was right here in India. The report also says that indoor air pollution was the single largest cause of deaths killing over one lakh people in India that year. On The Buck Stops Here, we debate: is India losing the battle against pollution?

Its fight for clean air and it is no longer limited to Delhi. There was a ban on sale of crackers but not on bursting them and the capital woke up to another haze filled morning today. Yes, it wasn't as bad as it was last year, in fact it was the best in three years, but far from the safe levels we would like our children to breathe in. Cities like Delhi and Mumbai so far considered safer due to their geographical locations were not spared either. This even as an explosive Lancet Medical Journal study says in 2015, five Indians died, every minute due to pollution-related illnesses.

Pollution levels in Delhi are already high and as we head into winter, it is going to get worse. On the show, we do a reality check on the promises made by governments on the steps that were meant to be taken. Are we ready? Or is there a lack of political will to deal with air pollution?

इस बार मुकाबला में प्रदूषण की समस्या पर चर्चा. क्या हम प्रदूषण की समस्या को गंभीरता से नहीं ले रहे हैं. क्या स्वच्छ हवा के लिए हम अपनी जिम्मेदारी निभा रहे हैं. हर साल ठंड के मौसम में हमें ऐसी परेशानियों का सामना करना पड़ता है.

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NDTV-डेटॉल बनेगा स्वच्छ इंडिया के इस खास कार्यक्रम में हम यह बताएंगे की स्वच्छ हवा हमारे लिए कितनी जरूरी है और हम इसे कैसे पा सकते हैं.

Sunita Narain says that ozone pollution increases risk in Delhi, which is dangerous for health.

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Why people are buying "Poison" which creates pollution in the name of discount?