Delhi remains the most polluted among the 130 non-attainment cities (those that have consistently failed to meet air quality standards) in the National Clean Air Programme (NCAP), despite a 15 per cent improvement in PM10 levels over seven years. The city also utilised only 22.5 per cent of the funds released to combat air quality under NCAP and 15th Finance Commission.
The Union environment ministry provided this information while replying to questions asked by two members of the Lok Sabha. The ministry’s reply said that the annual average PM10 level in Delhi had dropped from…
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