International Clean Air Day: Dust in the air, water sprayed on paper, and still toxic air

The National Clean Air Program and the 15th Finance Commission had allocated ₹242 crore to clean up Bhopal's air. Out of this, ₹197.87 crore was spent in seven years. ...And the result: when the program started in January 2019, the PM-10 level in Bhopal was 110 micrograms per cubic meter. In seven years, it has only been able to reach 106-107. While the target was to bring it down to 66 by March 2026. The main reason for this is that the entire plan is an automotive research...