US Edition44% Indian Cities Face Chronic Air Pollution, Just 4% Come Under NC Report
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44% Indian cities face chronic air pollution, just 4% come under NC report
The PM2.5 assessment by Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) for 2025 ranks Byrnihat (Meghalaya), Delhi, and Ghaziabad (Uttar Pradesh) as India’s top three most polluted cities with annual concentrations of 100 µg/m³, 96 µg/m³, and 93 µg/m³, respectively
44% Indian Cities Face Chronic Air Pollution, Only 4% Under National Clean Air Programme
The PM2.5 assessment for 2025 ranks Byrnihat (Assam), Delhi, and Ghaziabad (Uttar Pradesh) as India's top three most polluted cities with annual concentrations of 100 g/m, 96 g/m, and 93 g/m,...
Nearly 44 percent of Indian cities face chronic air pollution, indicating that the problem is the result of persistent emissions from emission sources rather than short-term events. This was reported in a recent analysis report by the Centre for Energy and Clean Air Research (CREA). The report states that of the approximately 44 percent of cities facing chronic air pollution, only four percent fall under the National Clean Air Programme (NCAP). …
Top 10 Polluted Cities: The report has listed Byrnihat (Assam), Delhi and Ghaziabad (Uttar Pradesh) as the three most polluted cities in India based on the assessment of PM2.5 particle levels in the year 2025. India News in Hindi
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