Delhi bans construction for 42 days from Dec 10 to curb winter pollution

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The Delhi government has announced a complete ban on construction activities from December 10 to January 20 in an effort to combat the city's severe winter air pollution. The 42-day restriction will be enforced through AI-enabled cameras and a dedicated Dust Portal to monitor sites for violations. Authorities will issue warnings and financial penalties to those who fail to comply with the order. Citizens have also been urged to report any construction work observed during the ban period.

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