A new study reveals how stubble burning in Punjab and Haryana affects Delhi’s air quality. Despite a decrease in farm fires, Delhi’s AQI remains critically high, highlighting the need for comprehensive interventions and public awareness to tackle air pollution effectively.

The Delhi Chief Minister highlighted the success of AAP-ruled Punjab, stating that in 2021, before the AAP government was formed, Punjab recorded 71,300 stubble-burning incidents. However, by 2023, this number was halved to 36,600. She attributed this reduction to the AAP's sustained efforts over two years.

FIRs filed in Kaithal, Haryana against farmers for stubble burning, leading to arrests and government incentives for prevention.

NCR, Haryana police arrested 14 farmers for stubble burning. The Air Quality Index in national capital hit 385 on Tuesday morning

Delhi Chief Minister Atishi also blamed stubble-burning, diesel buses, and brick kilns in Haryana where the BJP is in power. However, she gave a clean chit to AAP-ruled Punjab. She blamed BJP’s “dirty politics” for growing pollution in the national capital region.

By Sakshi Dayal and Ainnie Arif NEW DELHI (Reuters) -At least 16 farmers have been arrested in India's northern state of Haryana for illegally burning paddy stubble to clear fields, a practice that stokes air pollution in the region around New Delhi at the onset of winter,

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