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Delhi Considers Artificial Rain if Pollution Spikes After Diwali and Chhath

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Delhi authorities are planning to use artificial rain as a response if air pollution worsens following the Diwali and Chhath Puja festivals. The approach relies on cloud seeding, a process that introduces substances such as silver iodide and dry ice into clouds to induce precipitation. Cloud seeding is also used elsewhere to ease water shortages, supplement limited snowfall, reduce hail, and clear fog. The article's source text describes the technique but the available excerpt does not provide further details on timing or implementation.

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