Introduction-   Every year between October and January, India (specifically North India) faces its most severe air pollution crisis. While stubble burning, meteorological conditions and urban emissions are major contributors of this, the usage of firecrackers during festivals lined up one after the other- Diwali, Gurupurab, Christmas and New Year during these very months, consistently add dangerous spike to the already toxic air levels. In an attempt to curb this seasonal det

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