What would have occurred, God knows, if there had been no metro. Why, after all, would the Supreme Court make this statement while bringing up London

 What would have occurred, God knows, if there had been no metro. Why, after all, would the Supreme Court make this statement while bringing up London?

Delhi, New: The Supreme Court ordered Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan to enforce a "immediate ban" on burning agricultural leftovers on Tuesday in response to the growing pollution levels in Delhi and the National Capital Region. Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul and Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia's panel declared that Delhi could not endure this predicament year after year. "There cannot be a political fight every time," the court informed the attorney for the Punjabi government. The Supreme Court noted that the weather has an impact on the rising pollution levels in Delhi. Who knows what might have occurred in the absence of the metro. In London, however, point-to-point communication remains problematic, and everyone uses the subterranean metro.

Additionally, the Delhi administration was instructed by the Supreme Court to make sure that municipal solid garbage is not burned outside. The court brought up concerns such burning agricultural residue, automobile pollution, and open burning of waste during the hearing of a case pertaining to air pollution in Delhi-NCR. The subject has been postponed until Friday for more hearings. On Tuesday morning, Delhi's pollution level was classified as "very poor," after five days of very bad air quality.

The Delhi Government has been questioned by the Supreme Court on the usage of the money it has so far received in environmental compensation charges. The administration of Delhi need to clarify whether internet taxi bookings are limited to taxis registered in Delhi. It seems that the states have not yet adopted the 2022 automobile color code scheme.

The Delhi administration was instructed by the Supreme Court to make sure that trash is not burned outside. The Delhi Pollution Control Committee's chairman was summoned by the Supreme Court to attend the next hearing. The DPCC should gather pollution data in real time and keep it confidential. The Cabinet Secretary is expected to preside over a meeting with the states on Wednesday. The Delhi pollution tower's closing was met with significant disapproval from the Supreme Court. When would the pollution towers be functioning, the Delhi administration was questioned by the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court ruled that the smog tower has to be begun right now, but we don't know how the government plans to achieve it.