Farm Fires Rising: How Much They Add to Delhi's Pollution
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Daily air quality data from the Central Pollution Control Board show that 24-hour average AQI readings in many northern Indian cities are worse than in much of southern India. The article examines how crop-residue burning contributes to Delhi's pollution as farm fires increase. The findings highlight a stark regional gap in air quality between the north and south of the country. The reporting focuses on the role of agricultural fires within the wider pollution picture for the capital region.
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