The foul air severely impacts children, with devastating effects on their health and development.

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Children suffer as schools go online in polluted Delhi

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“Why should our children suffer? They must find some solution,” says parent Maya Devi.

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Students suffer as schools closed in Delhi

The Hindu Patrika Delhi, Noida, Gurugram, Faridabad, Ghaziabad schools likely to stay closed until… Nilesh Desai   This choice was taken after Delhi’s day by day common AQI rose sharply to 441 on Sunday and additional escalated to 457 by 7 pm which prompted an emergency assembly of the GRAP Sub-Committee.  
In wake of the deteriorating Air Quality Index (AQI) in Delhi-NCR, which has reached alarmingly excessive ranges, bodily lessons in all scho…

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Delhi, Noida, Gurugram, Faridabad, Ghaziabad schools likely to stay closed until…

Confined to her family’s ramshackle shanty by the toxic smog choking India’s capital, Harshita Gautam strained to hear her teacher’s instructions over a cheap mobile phone borrowed from her mother. The nine-year-old is among nearly two million students in and around New Delhi told to stay home after authorities once again ordered schools to shut because of worsening air pollution. Now a weary annual ritual, keeping children at home and moving le…

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CONFINED to her family’s ramshackle shanty by the toxic smog choking India’s capital, Harshita Gautam strained to hear her teacher’s instructions over a cheap mobile phone borrowed from her mother. The nine-year-old is among nearly two million students in and around New Delhi told to stay home after authorities once again ordered schools to shut because of worsening air pollution. Now a weary annual ritual, keeping children at home and moving le…

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New Delhi (AFP) Nov 22, 2024 
Confined to her family's ramshackle shanty by the toxic smog choking India's capital, Harshita Gautam strained to hear her teacher's instructions over a cheap mobile phone borrowed from her mother. 
The nine-year-old is among nearly two million students in and around New Delhi told to stay home after authorities once again ordered schools to shut because of worsening air pollution. 
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