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\n In a decisive move, India's Supreme Court has demanded an actionable plan to address the pressing issue of pollution, setting a tight four-week deadline for its submission. This call to action underscores the urgency and seriousness with which the court is approaching environmental concerns, signaling a potential shift towards stricter measures to mitigate pollution's impact on public health and the environment.\n

Court's Pollution Mandate

The Supreme Court has taken a strong stance on the issue of pollution, demanding a comprehensive plan to tackle the crisis within a four-week timeframe.

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This directive reflects the court's commitment to addressing environmental concerns and its recognition of the urgent need for effective solutions. The court's proactive approach suggests an intent to implement stringent measures and hold relevant authorities accountable for implementing pollution control strategies. This move comes amid ongoing concerns about air quality and its impact on public health in several regions.

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Delhi's Weather Update

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a yellow alert for Delhi, forecasting light to moderate rainfall through Friday. This weather update indicates a temporary respite from the dry conditions, potentially improving air quality. The predicted rainfall is expected to wash away pollutants, leading to better air quality. The alert emphasizes that residents should remain cautious and prepared for the changing weather patterns, which could also influence daily activities and infrastructure.

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AIIMS Installs HEPA Filters

Following a report, AIIMS (All India Institute of Medical Sciences) is likely to install HEPA filters. This decision highlights the importance of improving indoor air quality and protecting vulnerable individuals. The installation of HEPA filters is a direct response to concerns regarding air pollution levels. This move reflects a proactive strategy to mitigate the impact of air pollution on patient health. The initiative at AIIMS underscores the necessity of implementing health-focused interventions. This is especially vital in densely populated areas such as Delhi.

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India's Supreme Court Tackles Pollution Crisis

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