Artificial Rain in Delhi to reduce pollution..!?

Sowmiya Sriram
Artificial Rain in delhi to reduce pollution..!?
Torrential rains and floods are suffocating two telugu states. telangana and andhra pradesh are now a little bit open from these. Heavy rains are lashing Bombay. Four people have already died in the inland areas. The timings of many trains and flights in bombay have been modified due to heavy rains. On the one hand, heavy rains are causing havoc in many parts of the country. On the other hand, the state government has decided to send artificial rain to Delhi. delhi has created records as one of the most air-polluted cities in the world. In this context, the delhi government is relying on artificial rains to reduce air pollution.
 The recent rains have reduced the pollution to some extent. However, the delhi government has decided to send artificial rains to reduce air pollution to some extent. air pollution in the national capital delhi is likely to reach its maximum level in november, Gopal Roy, the minister of the AAP government, has revealed. In this background, he explained that his government is making efforts to bring artificial rains in that month. Artificial rains have been decided to reduce air pollution. In this order, the delhi government has decided to make artificial rains in delhi from november 1 to 15. Winter is coming. In this context, the AAP government has formulated an action plan with 21 points to reduce air pollution as much as possible. The delhi government has already written to the Union Environment Ministry to allow artificial rainfall in Delhi. The delhi government is intent on speeding up the process once it gets permission from the Centre. Meanwhile, between 2016-2023, air pollution in Delhi's capital region has reduced by 34.6 percent. This was made possible by planting nearly two crore trees in the last four years. On the other hand, the delhi government has already introduced drones to monitor highly polluted areas. Besides, the delhi government has also formed a special task force with 86 members from the Ministry of Environment, Ministry of Transport, delhi Municipal Corporation, and Public Works Departments to reduce pollution.
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