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Delhi Air Pollution Doubled in November: CREA

A new CREA report reveals Delhi's air pollution levels nearly doubled in November 2025 despite reduced stubble burning. Discover the key findings and implications for public health.

Stubble Burning Drops 90% in Punjab, Haryana

Punjab and Haryana see an 80-90% drop in stubble burning. Central funds of Rs 3,120 crore for CRM machines drive the change. Read the full analysis of this environmental success story.

Punjab's 94% Farm Fire Reduction: A Success Story

Discover how Punjab achieved a 94% reduction in stubble burning through a multi-pronged strategy involving CRM machines, FIRs, and a circular economy. Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan plans to replicate this model nationwide.

Haryana farm fires drop 85% to lowest in 6 years

Haryana achieves dramatic 85% reduction in stubble burning with just 659 farm fire incidents, the lowest recorded in six years. Discover how districts transformed and the challenges ahead.

Delhi AQI improves to poor range after 24 days

Delhi's air quality shows significant improvement after 24 days, with AQI dropping to 270. Favourable winds and reduced stubble burning contribute to cleaner air. Read more about the pollution relief.

Punjab Farm Fires Drop 53%: Just 4 Cases Reported

Punjab reports dramatic 53% decline in stubble burning cases compared to 2024. Only 4 farm fires recorded on Saturday as harvesting season ends. Read the complete district-wise analysis.

Delhi Air Quality Remains Very Poor for 6 Days

Delhi's air quality continues in the 'very poor' category with AQI at 369. Pollution expected to persist for six days due to calm winds and local emissions. Transport remains major contributor.

Chouhan visits stubble-free Punjab village, shares farm vision

Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan visits Ransih Kalan village, praises farmers for 6-year stubble-free record. Discusses MSP talks, farm income doubling, and Punjab model for curbing farm fires. Read exclusive insights.

Punjab CM: Smoke from Punjab doesn't reach Delhi

Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann shifts blame for Delhi's pollution crisis, claiming local sources and other states are responsible. Read his controversial statements and expert reactions.

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