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Delhi’s air pollution levels continue to rise, and smoke from farm fires in nearby states mixes harmfully with local pollution sources in the city, such as car exhaust, exacerbating concerns about health emergencies. At the same time, the air quality and pollution city tracking service from IQAir, a technical partner of the Swiss Climate Organization and the United Nations Environment Programme, shows that there are as many as three cities from India in the list of top ten cities.

The air quality index is the worst. The IQAir service listed Delhi with an average AQI of 556, ranking first, Kolkata ranked fourth, and Mumbai ranked sixth. Other cities with the worst AQI index include Lahore in Pakistan and Chengdu in China.

According to IQAir:

1, the following are the ten cities with the worst air quality indicators and pollution rankings. Delhi, India (AQI: 556)

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2. Lahore, Pakistan (AQI: 354)

3. Sofia, Bulgaria (AQI: 178)

4. Kolkata, India (AQI: 177)

5. Zagreb, Croatia (AQI: 173)

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6. Mumbai, India (AQI: 169)

7. Belgrade, Serbia (AQI: 165)

8. Chengdu, China (AQI: 165)

9. Skopje, North Macedonia (AQI: 164)

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10. Krakow, Poland (AQI: 160)

It is worth noting that estimates from the Decision Support System (DSS) of the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology (IITM), which provide Delhi air quality forecasts and determine pollution components, said on Friday, Delhi has also received pollutants from other cities such as Jhajjar, Gurugram, Baghpat, Ghaziabad and Sonepat Micron), local vehicle emissions accounted for 25%, household emissions accounted for 7% of Delhi’s particulate level and industry, and its surrounding areas accounted for 9-10% of urban pollution.

SAFAR, the air quality monitoring station of the Earth Science Alliance, said that last Friday, residual fires accounted for at least 35% of air pollutants.

News Source : Hindustan Times

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According to Kangana Ranaut, she and Shah Rukh Khan represent the final generation of stars. “Stars nahin ban rahe hain OTT pe”

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According to Kangana Ranaut, she and Shah Rukh Khan represent the final generation of stars. “Stars nahin ban rahe hain OTT pe”

Kangana Ranaut has denied speculations about joining politics solely due to the box office failure of her films.

Kangana Ranaut, the BJP’s Lok Sabha candidate from Mandi for the 2024 elections, expressed gratitude towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi for her political entrance. In an interview with Times Now, she questioned whether she joined politics due to her movies’ poor box office performance, comparing it to Shah Rukh Khan’s previous unsuccessful films.

Reacting to her films’ box office failure, Kangana Ranaut

Kangana responded to a question about her career, stating that she has never had a flop. She compared Shah Rukh Khan’s films to Pathaan, Queen, and Manikarnika, noting that if she had a flop in Emergency, it would be a big hit. Kangana compared her career to Shah Rukh Khan, who had consecutive flops for ten years. She also mentioned that she had not had a single hit for 7-8 years before Queen, but after that, she had a few good movies.

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No stars from OTT?

The last generation of stars, known for their talent and demand, are now able to showcase their talents more through OTT. However, the author expresses a desire to involve themselves more with the real world, rather than being consumed by the arts, stating that they are not satisfied with the current status quo.

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