‘Enjoying Delhi weather?’ CJI’s quip as Supreme Court takes up air pollution crisis, flags vehicular emission
What the coverage says
The Supreme Court addressed the Delhi-NCR air pollution crisis by highlighting vehicular emissions and noting that Diwali celebrations require greater awareness of pollution, according to Hindustan Times and The Hindu. During the proceedings, the Chief Justice of India made the remark "Hope you are enjoying Delhi weather," which was covered by Times of India, NDTV, and Hindustan Times. NDTV added that the amicus curiae informed the bench that breathing the region's air equates to smoking 30 cigarettes daily, a point echoed by NDTV Profit. Additionally, NDTV Profit reported that the Centre outlined measures to control stubble burning and restrict polluting vehicles from entering Delhi.
Written by HeadlineShine from 5 outlets' reporting, with AI assistance. Each outlet's own story is listed alongside.
Timeline
- Times of India first reported it
- NDTV reported it
- Hindustan Times reported it
- The Hindu reported it
- NDTV Profit reported it
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