Delhi air pollution: Why what worked for China does not work in India
India TodayImitation is an art and to be successful at it, one needs to apply mind. Sunday was, incidentally, the day when Delhi air pollution reached its worst level since November 6, 2016. According to the Central Pollution Control Board, the 24-hour average air quality index in Delhi stood at 494 at 4 pm on Sunday. Delhi air pollution level figures, according to air quality monitor SAFAR In nutshell, the difference between success in China and failure in India is the threshold for rolling out their respective pollution control emergency plan. As a consequence, Delhi -- which had contested a finding by the World Health Organisation in May 2014 that the national capital had the dirtiest atmosphere in the world -- sees mostly political blame game as Delhi air pollution chokes its residents and visitors.