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India's tallest rubbish mountain in Delhi is set to rise higher than Taj Mahal by 2020.
India's tallest garbage mountain, located in Delhi, will rise higher than the Taj Mahal by 2020. While this will make it the perfect symbol for the world's most polluted city, it is also a huge health hazard.
While Australia is set to decide its Prime Minister based on environmental policies, pollution seems to be a non-issue for the Indian electorate that breathes the most toxic air in the world.
While nations and even states have anthems of their own, the Earth does not have one — effectively alienating the stateless and global citizens. It's time we pay homage to the one home we all in truth share.
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Some foods can greatly help cut the harm done by exposure to severe pollution down. Here's the list.
Yawning at work? Blame the streetlight next to your window that will eventually lead you down the road of physiological and psychiatric ailments.
Now the Danish PM witnessed a wonder of India through our poisonous grey air. Although our govt isn't embarrassed, our humble advice from the gas chamber — Thora adjust karlo, sir.
As millions descend upon the Kumbh Mela, sadhus, activists and opposition leaders are raising questions over the government’s claims of a cleaner Ganga.
We equate excess with success. Progress with profusion.
A diabetes mukt Bharat? That's a public health goal worth pursuing.
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