‘The air is killing us all’: What will it take to get India to tackle its perpetual pollution problem?

The article presents a stark analysis of India's severe and persistent air pollution crisis, particularly in northern cities like Delhi. It argues that the problem is a year-round public health emergency, not just a winter phenomenon, causing millions of premature deaths and chronic illnesses. While the science and solutions are well-known (targeting stubble burning, industry, vehicles, and energy transition), the article criticizes a systemic failure of political will and governance. It concludes that meaningful action will require unprecedented pressure from citizens, courts, and media to force leaders to prioritize public health over short-term economic and political interests.

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