"The pollution in the national capital can give you cancer, even you are a non-smoker, according to doctor at the city's Ganga Ram Hospital. A case of a 29-year-old non-smoker diagnosed with fourth stage lung cancer has been reported at the hospital." India Today Read it on Delhiair.org: Blame pollution? Delhi non-smoker gets lung cancer
LiveMint: Ericsson will use locally-developed air quality sensors that are capable of sharing environmental data at defined time intervals The partnership will also include working with community-based organizations to raise awareness regarding air pollution and steps that can be taken to reduce it Read it on Delhiair.org: IIT Kanpur, Ericsson partner to tackle Delhi's air … Continue reading IIT Kanpur, Ericsson partner to tackle Delhi’s air pollution: LiveMint
"NEW DELHI: The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi is developing a slew of solutions at its Centre of Excellence for Research on Clean Air (CERCA) to track and help reduce air pollution in India. The latest research at the centre includes identifying top 10 districts in Punjab and Haryana that are the main contributors … Continue reading IIT Delhi working on solutions to curb growing air pollution: The Economic Times
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