Delhi Commits Rs 104 Crore to Private Firms for Pollution Cuts at 40 Sites

Delhi is investing Rs 104 crore in a scheme that relies on private companies to reduce air pollution at 40 locations across the city. The firms will be paid only on days when their machines achieve at least a 20% reduction in both PM2.5 and PM10 levels. These fine particulate matters are a major reason Delhi's air poses serious health risks. The performance-based payment structure ties compensation directly to measurable results. The article reports the scheme's design but does not detail its expected timeline or long-term outcomes.
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