Farm fires down 77% in Punjab-Haryana — yet Delhi’s air turned more toxic after Diwali, report reveals major causes
Post-Diwali air pollution in Delhi surged to alarming levels, with PM 2.5 averaging 488 µg/m³, a 212% increase from pre-Diwali figures. A recent report attributes this spike to firecracker emissions, despite a significant drop in stubble-burning incidents in Punjab and Haryana this October.
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