Many studies, including those by top government bodies, identify top polluters of Delhi air as industries, vehicles and dust; the annual, ritualistic bashing of Punjab farmers in winter months only helps in shifting the blame and allows government agencies to evade accountability

Without quality education, no economy can progress, at least not in today's technology and knowledge-driven globalised world order. Economists and policymakers know this well yet pay no attention

Even in normal times, private healthcare has played truant. In the current health crisis, its role is neither proportionate to its dominant presence nor call of duty. If public healthcare carries almost the entire burden on its shoulders then it is imperative to nurture it, rather than neglect it

Lockdown in India latest updates: In a tweet on Saturday, PM Narendra Modi assured that there is no need to panic, adding that people should keep taking precautions

As the economy goes into a tailspin, jobs across industries are becoming a casualty

Odd even scheme: The chief minister had said that if the air quality continues to deteriorate then extending the odd-even car rationing rule would be considered

Delhi air pollution today: Experts say a spike in pollution level can be attributed to a significant decline in wind speed and incidents of stubble burning in Haryana and Punjab

Pollution in Delhi: Experts say the situation could deteriorate further as with winter setting in, a dip in the minimum temperature makes the air cold and heavy leading to accumulation of pollutants close to the ground

The decision has been taken so that there is no disturbance in celebrations of the Sikhism founder's birth anniversary, Delhi CM Kejriwal said at a press conference

Odd-even rule: The transport minister said there was no major non-compliance from the motorists on the third day of the scheme on Wednesday. Schools in the city opened after two days but no complaints were received from any quarters about any issues.

Odd-even scheme in Delhi: According to official data, 562 challans were issued on Tuesday. On Monday, the first day of the odd-even scheme, 271 challans were issued

Odd-even rule: The President of Sarvodaya Drivers Association of Delhi said that drivers are working very hard but are unable to make any extra money during the scheme

Delhi air quality: According to government pollution monitoring agency SAFAR, the AQI on November 5 was noted at 381 level at around 8:30am, which was at 588 mark on Monday

Under the odd-even scheme, vehicles having odd and even last digits of registration number will ply on odd and even dates, respectively; the scheme will conclude on November 15

India vs Bangladesh T20: Although it drizzled a bit on Saturday night and on Sunday morning as well in Delhi, the visibility could also be an issue for the players as Delhi is blanketed in thick smog

Odd-even rule in Delhi: CM Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) decided to bring the odd-even rule back in the national capital in view of deteriorating air quality in Delhi, particularly post Diwali

Odd-even scheme: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said that surge pricing would not be applied by app-based cabs during the odd-even scheme

Over the last few years, Xiaomi has been expanding its product base by launching new product categories, the recent one being the smart water purifier with DIY filter replacement that eliminates the need for after-sales service

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