Delhi's Air Crisis: A Recurring Dystopian Reality

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Delhi is once again engulfed in severe air pollution, with air quality scores reaching hazardous levels, prompting school closures and health warnings. The recurring crisis, exacerbated by crop burning in neighboring states and local emissions, highlights a lack of effective long-term solutions and political coordination. Despite the health risks and public frustration, substantial change remains elusive, with temporary measures offering little hope for improvement.
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