No Construction, 50% WFH, ₹10,000 Fine: New Delhi's Smog Crackdown | Planet Pulse | N18G
Stubble fires in Punjab and Haryana have fallen sharply. So why does New Delhi's smog keep returning every winter? From traffic, dust and construction to industry and changing weather patterns, the capital's air tells a bigger story. As winter approaches, the Delhi government is introducing fresh curbs — higher parking charges, staggered office timings, 50% work-from-home, and restrictions on construction and demolition. A complete ban will follow from December 10 to January 20. Vehicles without valid PUC certificates can also face a ₹10,000 fine. But will these measures be enough? We look beyond the AQI numbers to understand what millions are breathing, why pollution gets trapped, and what could make this winter different. Gursshheen Gahllen brings you more on Planet Pulse.00:00 – New Delhi Braces for Winter Smog
01:01 – Delhi's Air Quality Trends & PM2.5 Data
02:26 – The Human & Healthcare Impact of Toxic Air
03:48 – Sources of Pollution: Vehicles, Dust & Farm Fires
04:36 – Weather Traps & Climate Change Impact
06:42 – Government Measures: 50% WFH, Parking Curbs & Construction Bans
07:37 – PUC Enforcement Drive & ₹10,000 Fines
08:01 – Expert Analysis: Quick Fixes vs Long-Term Solutions
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