Exodus from Delhi after Diwali: A data-oriented look into the city’s alarming pollution impact

The exodus from Delhi post Diwali, as reflected in The Philox survey, reflects the urgent need for immediate as well as long-term solutions toward protecting the health and well-being of residents. Though some temporary respite may be found through leaving the city, the air quality crisis in Delhi merits a comprehensive and sustainable approach. Until drastic changes take place, the departure of the residents every winter could turn into an annual ritual affecting the health structure, economy, and the stability of the population of the city.

Delhi Government to Lift Ban on Firecrackers

Officials have also noted a gradual improvement in Delhi’s air quality due to stricter pollution control measures and the adoption of cleaner technologies in various sectors. The government believes that by implementing strict guidelines on firecracker use, it can minimize the environmental impact while still allowing traditional celebrations.