The Indian government has reversed a decade-old mandate requiring thermal power plants to install flue gas desulphurisation (FGD) systems, affecting pollution control efforts.

A viral video showcasing the serene, traffic-free, and immaculately clean streets of Mizoram is stunning social media users. Shocked by Mizoram's ''magical cleanliness,'' the video is garnering varied ...

The new rules ease the requirement for installing flue gas desulphurisation units, pollution control systems used to reduce ...

The Indian government has relaxed pollution control mandates for coal-fired power plants, exempting those outside a 10km ...

Congress General Secretary Jairam Ramesh Sunday raised serious concerns over the government's handling of India's escalating ...

India's environment ministry has revised emission standards for coal-based power plants, potentially exempting many from ...

Exposure to severe levels of air pollution in India is linked to adverse birth outcomes, including pre-term births and low ...

DPCC imposes year-round firecracker ban in Delhi; police halt online sales, warn of legal action; DRI seizes ₹35 crore worth ...

A mid-year report said Delhi’s end-of-life vehicle ban helps, but focusing only on vehicles overlooks other significant ...

Bengaluru: The Central Silk Board junction, notorious for traffic snarls, is now battling another crisis — alarming air ...

India's government defends its decision to ease SO2 emission norms for thermal power plants, citing scientific studies and ...

The researchers looked at the National Family Health Survey-5 and remote sensing data to analyse how exposure to air ...