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Construction: Construction and Threshing Paddy: Factors Behind Poor Air Quality Index in Odisha | Bhubaneswar News - Vimarsana News

Construction: Construction and Threshing Paddy: Factors Behind Poor Air Quality Index in Odisha | Bhubaneswar News

The use of machines in processing of paddy crops and incomplete construction of roads and sewer channels have led to poor air quality index in six cities of Odisha. Learn more about the factors contributing to air pollution in Odisha.

Delhi air quality 'very poor' today, AQI crosses 350 mark - Vimarsana News

Delhi air quality 'very poor' today, AQI crosses 350 mark

Delhi's air quality has reached 'very poor' category with AQI above 350

Delhi air quality 'very poor', AQI at 348; no relief from high pollution levels for next few days - Vimarsana News

Delhi air quality 'very poor', AQI at 348; no relief from high pollution levels for next few days

The National Green Tribunal expressed dissatisfaction with authorities' actions to control Delhi's air pollution and instructed them to take measures to improve air quality.

Neonatal Pneumonia: Expert Highlights The Risks And Prevention For Children Living In Polluted Cities - Vimarsana News

Neonatal Pneumonia: Expert Highlights The Risks And Prevention For Children Living In Polluted Cities

On World Pneumonia Day, Dr Jayant Khandare speaks on possible risks of exposing infants to polluted air.  TheHealthSite.com

As air quality worsens, what kind of health insurance you should buy? - Vimarsana News

As air quality worsens, what kind of health insurance you should buy?

The increasing air pollution in Delhi and neighboring areas has led to a rise in health insurance inquiries by 50-60%. Hospitals have reported an increase in patients with respiratory ailments, resulting in a rise in health insurance claims.