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Delhi breathes year’s cleanest air, first ever ‘good air’ day recorded in October

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Delhi breathes year’s cleanest air, first ever ‘good air’ day recorded in October

On Monday, after 413 days, the residents of Delhi breathed good air as the pollutants settled down due to heavy downpours throughout the day. This is the first time the air in the capital in October has been so clean since 2015.

Delhi’s overall air quality index dropped to 46, which was classified as “good” by the Central Pollution Control Board, and dropped by more than 250 in just one day. The index on Sunday soared to 298 on Sunday and was classified as “poor”, causing most people to be exposed to breathing discomfort for a long time. Experts say that this relief may be short-lived as the smoke from farm stubble fires in Haryana and Punjab in the coming days comes from the northwest wind.

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According to data from the federal pollution watchdog showed, Monday is not only the first good air in Delhi in 2021, but also since August 31 last year. At least since the agency started to keep AQI records in 2015, Delhi has not breathed good air in October. Scientists from the Meteorological Department of India said that the sharp drop in pollution levels is more due to the duration of rainfall and showers in neighboring countries, which may offset the effects of smoke from burning farm residues.

“Delhi has experienced some heavy rainfall this year, but this time, the pollution level has dropped sharply because the rainfall is widespread in Delhi and neighboring Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and other places, and it lasts longer,” said VK Soni, India Head of the Environment and Research Department of the Meteorological Department. “We have seen that the period of heavy rainfall during this year’s monsoon is usually short, lasting two to three hours, so pollution levels have not dropped as sharply as Monday.”

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Data from the Meteorological Department show that Delhi has one of the most unstable monsoons in history this year. It starts with an unusually delayed arrival. This year’s monsoon is not the normal June 27, but enters the capital on July 13, 16 days later than planned. This is the latest arrival in 19 years. In 2002, the monsoon hit Delhi on July 19. The city gradually broke a series of weather records related to the monsoon.

The rainfall in Delhi broke the records for July, August and September. Most of the rain showers in the city are concentrated in a few hours, destroying the city’s infrastructure and destabilizing normal life. The air quality in the capital has been declining steadily throughout the month, and the decline accelerated on Friday when the AQI reached 198 at the far end of the “medium” region. On Saturday, as the wind calmed down, air pollution worsened, reaching 284, and then climbing to 298 the next day.

Delhi recorded five good air days in 2020, the most since the start of the AQI record. However, this may be due to restrictions on social and economic activities due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Now these restrictions have been basically lifted.

News Source : Hindustan Times

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KKR issue clarification on viral Kuldeep Yadav slapping Rinku Singh moment with fresh video

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KKR issue clarification on viral Kuldeep Yadav slapping Rinku Singh moment with fresh video

A shocking clip went viral on social media after Delhi Capitals lost their second consecutive game at home against Kolkata Knight Riders. DC spinner Kuldeep Yadav was caught on live TV slapping KKR batter Rinku Singh twice after the game. The clip shows Kuldeep, Rinku, and a few other players sharing a laugh after the game. Kuldeep then slapped Rinku, likely playful.

Manner, but it did not sit well with the latter. Rinku was left embarrassed and shocked at the sight. Kuldeep then slapped him again, this time, leaving him enraged as he had a word with his India teammate. The context behind Kuldeep’s act remains unknown, and fans on social media have called it his “worst behavior” and called for BCCI to “ban” him. The incident.

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Sparked controversy and speculation on social media Kolkata, April 30, 2025 — Following a day of intense backlash and speculation surrounding a viral video where Kuldeep Yadav appeared to slap Rinku Singh twice during a live broadcast, Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) issued an influence millions,” said cricket commentator Harsha Bhogle. “There’s a thin line between. official clarification late Tuesday evening, releasing a new behind-the-scenes video to address.

The incident, which took place during a post-match interview after the IPL 2025 game between Delhi Capitals and KKR, sparked social media fury, with many fans demanding disciplinary action against Kuldeep. The visuals showed the left-arm spinner walking up to Rinku Singh and slapping him twice in quick succession the second slap drawing a visibly.

The controversy and calm public outrage.stunned and displeased reaction from the KKR star. The clip went viral, drawing criticism and questions about player conduct on national This may have been a joke, but there needs to be an understanding of optics. Live sports television However, in their official statement, KKR clarified that the moment was taken “out of context” and that both players are long-time friends engaging in “harmless banter.”

KKR’s Statement and Video Release

In a post shared on social media platforms, KKR wrote There’s more to the story than meets the eye. Friends on and off the field — Kuldeep and Rinku share a close bond, and what appeared to be aggressive was nothing more than playful teasing. Here’s the full clip for context The franchise attached a longer, unedited video showing the two players laughing.

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The video appears to support KKR’s claim that the incident was light-hearted and not malicious, although some fans continue to debate whether the act was appropriate for a live telecast and joking both before and after the slapping moment. In the extended footage, Rinku is seen smiling and lightly pushing Kuldeep back after the second slap, with both players sharing a brief hug and continuing their chat casually with the media team.

Rinku and Kuldeep Speak Out

Adding to the clarification, Rinku Singh posted on Instagram banter and discomfort Former cricketer Aakash Chopra echoed a similar the takeaway should be more about self-awareness on public platforms Bhai hai mera, sab mazaak tha doston! Don’t believe everything you see in a 5-second clip. Chill karo Kuldeep is like a brother, it was all a joke, friends! Don’t believe.

Mixed Reactions from Fans and Experts

While many fans expressed relief at the clarification, others continued to stress the also responded via X (formerly Twitter) everything you see in a short clip “When your brother plays for the other team, you tease him a little! Love you, Rinku! Good game, bro to
importance of maintaining professionalism on live broadcasts, even among close friend.

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