The ambitious air pollution plan of 2025, which launched last month by the Delhi government led by BJP in one of the most polluted cities in the world, despite some redeemable features, a shortage of several parameters, says a leading environmental activist.
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Of the multi-healing, who changed national capital into living hell, the vehicle is contamination directly at the top. The Delhi government said that after 1 November 2025, entry into the union and BS-VI vehicles, CNG vehicles and electric vehicles would be allowed.
According to Shukl: “If there is no unified transport system, a type of multimodal arrangement that limits it to only Delhi will not work. Delhi-gurogram-Faridabad-Noida requires a multimodal integrated transport system.”
Such an arrangement is missing in the plan of an anti-calf, she said.
“Missing critical technological interventions”
According to Shukl, the project could do with greater technological help. The plan lacks critical technological interventions, such as monitoring of distance -based emissions to identify coarse polluters in real time, which will help to recover the air pollution plan. Pilot studies of long -distance survey showed promising results that completely transform, how emissions on the road are carried out. ”
Other key steps introduced by the government of Rekha Gupta include the introduction of more electric vehicles on the capital roads. “Until 2027, the street will be set up up to 2,000 electric buses and 18,000 public charging stations will be set up,” said the main minister, adding that Delhi Metro will deploy 2 299 E-Autos.
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Shukla believes that better air quality monitoring, including the use of chemical transport models (CTMS) for political leadership and the development of the public information system with health counseling, should be considered mandatory.
The new plan does not include such a public information sharing, and without such a leadership, the titanic battle against such a deadly environmental disaster will always face obstacles.
“Increased stubbing stubble”
Regarding the disturbed problem of the air quality index (AQI) due to an elevated stubble in neighboring countries, Shukla said more. “Burning crops is a seasonal phenomenon. But for other sources of pollution, which are present throughout the year, more coordinated efforts are required. Transbundant movement of pollution is a key problem, and this must not only be taken to focus only on the city -focused solution,” she said.
Air pollution in Delhi is still an unresolved problem. In the winter months, AQI levels often hit dangerous levels due to an elevated stubble in neighboring countries.
Other innovative movements of the Delhi government include the installation of fog sprayers at the electric poles on 13 pollutants and the introduction of anti-smog weapons on commercial buildings of more than 3,000 square m.
5th July, the Delhi government announced its decision to install water sprinklers on the poles along the busy road of Rani Jhansi, which connects central and northern dili. Officials said it is expected that the whole project will take about two to three months.
The Chief Minister in Delhi also said that national capital will witness his first artificial rain “very soon” using cloud vaccination techniques. For cloud vaccination and artificial rain, the memorand of my S Iit Kanpur was signed as a pilot project.
“These are temporary solutions”
Shukla, however, believes that these are temporary solutions and would only help if the pollution was determined at the source itself. Regarding the question of artificial rains, the CSE expert questioned the sacred of the tension “, because it requires that accurate clouds to take place to rain. ”
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Since joining in February 2025, the Government has taken a number of ambitious measures, from the 25-point control plan of pollution and the prohibition of older vehicles to mandatory anti-smog weapons on buildings, sowing attempts and extended dust control initiatives.
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