Fortunately, there is no dearth of potential gainful uses of crop residues
Farmers are unconvinced about financial incentives; measures announced in previous years have had little impact
If stubble can be turned into a valuable proposition, farmers won't burn it at all because they are the ones first impacted by the deadly smoke that emanates from the fire
Pollution levels remained almost six times above the prescribed WHO limits, according to a new study
The device is a boon especially for people with respiratory disorders
Experts said anger over farm bills and the government not paying the Supreme Court-ordered financial incentive to farmers could be among the reasons for the spike in farm fires
Earlier in the day, Javadekar said that stubble burning is not a major factor for air pollution in Delhi-NCR. Stay tuned for thr latest news of the day:
The national capital's air quality was in the very poor category on Tuesday morning, the first time this season, with calm winds and low temperatures allowing accumulation of pollutants
Reservations have eroded human capital in the Indian government, regulatory and public sector institutions
However, Haryana and Punjab have recorded around 1,500 fewer farm fires in the last 24 hours
"Why people are in this gas chamber? You better finish them all. This wrong is going on for long," the Court said
The extreme condition has prompted the authorities to order closure of schools till November 15 -- a second time in two weeks
To seek the compensation, farmers have to submit a self-declaration proforma with the panchayat concerned by November 30 for claiming compensation
He suggested undertaking a special drive in the city to remove construction and demolition waste and garbage every year before October.
Will set up 1-2 biofuel plants in all 75 districts of Uttar Pradesh
Delhi-National Capital Region has been grappling with hazardous levels of air pollution since late October
AAP Rajya Sabha MP and senior AAP leader Sanjay Singh said the BJP should apologise to the people of Delhi for politicising a sensitive issue like pollution.
All India Bhartiya Kisan Union Coordinator Yudhvir Singh said farmers will take time to switch to other crops but the government should promote crop diversification by providing some incentive.
'The government should give us subsidy on machinery which we buy from other than the empanelled suppliers', says a farmer
The share of stubble burning from the neighbouring states of Punjab and Haryana in Delhi's pollution rose to 46% on Friday, the highest this year