air pollution

Commuters using private vehicles spent an average of 3.43 hours each day on the road during peak hours.

Climekit, a unique and simple innovation, has the potential to “crowd-source” the next solution to India’s growing air pollution troubles.

Dr Vikram Vishal, assistant professor in the Department of Earth Sciences, has won the Indian National Science Academy (INSA) medal for Young Scientist 2017 for his discovery

Using an award-winning, patented technology, Chakr Innovations is on a mission to bring about sustainable reduction in air pollution levels

In an attempt to keep cyclists and pedestrians away from the congestion and pollution of the motor traffic, the National Highways Authority of India has proposed a plan to construct the track vertically above the proposed highway.

As pollution levels continue to grow, the solution could lie in these special plants.

The first of its kind, Ahmedabad’s Air Action Plan has been developed using the best practices prescribed by both national and international civic experts, medical practitioners and community leaders.

The company hopes that the move will lead to a positive change in the city, making it less polluted and more green.

Through this intiative, the government is trying to keep as many heavy vehicles as possible off the city's roads in a bid to control air pollution.

According to a report, India's air now rivals that of China in being the world's deadliest.