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Meanwhile, the BJP held a demonstration march from Shahidi Park to the Delhi secretariat over the water crisis in the national capital.

 Delhi moves SC over water crisis, seeks more supply from Haryana, UP and Himachal

Meanwhile, the BJP held a demonstration march from Shahidi Park to the Delhi secretariat over the water crisis in the national capital.

The Delhi government has approached the Supreme Court over the prevailing water crisis in the national capital.
In its plea filed on Friday, the government has asked the top court to direct the Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Himachal Pradesh governments to provide additional water for a month.
The petition states that "Delhi's need for water has increased in the scorching heat. It is everyone's responsibility to fulfill the needs of the country's capital&rdquo;.
The plea comes hours after Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal urged the BJP governments in Haryana and Uttar Pradesh to help fulfill Delhi's water needs and not to indulge in politics.&nbsp;
Earlier, Delhi's water minister Atishi accused the Haryana government of withholding &nbsp;Delhi's share of water. Meanwhile, the BJP held a demonstration march from Shahidi Park to the Delhi secretariat over the water crisis in the national capital.
The national capital has been facing a severe water shortage and Water Minister Atishi has accused Haryana of not releasing Delhi's share of water.
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The SG said that the elected government has functional control, and the Centre has administrative control.

'Then, what's the purpose of elected govt?': Supreme Court grills Centre on power tussle with Delhi govt

'Then, what's purpose of elected govt?': Supreme Court grills Centre on power tussle with Delhi govt


The SG said that the elected government has functional control, and the Centre has administrative control.

The Supreme Court on 12 January 2023 made some sharp observations in the case regarding the distribution of powers between the Delhi government and the Union government.
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, appearing for the central government, told the court, "The Union Territories are an extension of the Union. The very purpose of creating a geographical area as a UT shows that the Union wants to administer the territory."
To this, the court replied, "Then what is the purpose of having an elected government in Delhi at all? If administration is by central government only, why bother with a government?"
The SG said that the elected government has functional control, and the Centre has administrative control.
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It’s getting to that time of the year again for residents of Delhi-NCR, where one pulls out Diwali clothes along with air pollution masks. With an estimated 54,000 deaths and $8.1 billion loss in Delhi in 2020, Delhi’s pollution woes are not unknown to anyone.   Cognizant of an impending spike in AQI, the Kejriwal-led Delhi government on Friday released its Winter action plan to curb hazardous air, to the greatest degree possible.   Here is what the Delhi government plan includes: 1) Spraying the PUSA bio-decomposer on 5,000 acres of farmland in Delhi to prevent stubble burning 2) An anti-dust campaign to be launched from October 6th to monitor dust from construction sites  3) Checking of pollution under control certificates will be intensified to deal with vehicular emissions 4) A total of 611 teams have been formed to prevent the open burning of waste. 5) Teams have been formed to ensure that industrial units are running on PNG. 6) A total of 210 teams have been formed to enforce the ban on the manufacture, sale and use of firecrackers. 7) A real-time source apportionment study is being done with IIT Kanpur, which will help identify and locate the exact contribution of various polluting sources within the city on a real-time basis 8) A volunteer programme will continue wherein people can become ‘paryavaran mitras’ to spread awareness.  9) An e-waste park to process e-waste is being developed on 20 acres at Holambi Kalan. 10) Trees are being planted to increase green cover 11) A 24×7 ‘green war room’ with nine scientific experts will start functioning from October 3. 12) The Green Delhi App for people to report instances of pollution, launched 2 years ago 13) The revised Graded Response Action Plan will be enforced strictly. 14) Strict monitoring of 13 pollution hot spots in Delhi  CM Kejriwal also appealed to neighboring states in the NCR to take measures to curb air pollution, remarking that the air is the same everywhere.   While plans are being made in full force to curb pollution in Delhi, stubble burning in Punjab may continue to be a problem for residents of the National Capital. According to a report in PTI, with a prolonged spell of rain delaying paddy harvesting in some regions of Punjab, farmers are more likely to burn stubble to make up for the lost time and quickly prepare their fields for the next crop, experts say.  

Explained: Delhi govt's action plan to curb winter pollution woes 

It’s getting to that time of the year again for residents of Delhi-NCR, where one pulls out Diwali clothes along with air pollution masks. With an estimated 54,000 deaths and $8.1 billion loss in Delhi in 2020, Delhi’s pollution woes are not unknown to anyone.  
 
Cognizant of an impending spike in AQI, the Kejriwal-led Delhi government on Friday released its Winter action plan to curb hazardous air, to the greatest degree possible.  
 
Here is what the Delhi government plan includes: 
1) Spraying the PUSA bio-decomposer on 5,000 acres of farmland in Delhi to prevent stubble burning 
2) An anti-dust campaign to be launched from October 6th to monitor dust from construction sites  
3) Checking of pollution under control certificates will be intensified to deal with vehicular emissions 
4) A total of 611 teams have been formed to prevent the open burning of waste. 
5) Teams have been formed to ensure that industrial units are running on PNG. 
6) A total of 210 teams have been formed to enforce the ban on the manufacture, sale and use of firecrackers. 
7) A real-time source apportionment study is being done with IIT Kanpur, which will help identify and locate the exact contribution of various polluting sources within the city on a real-time basis 
8) A volunteer programme will continue wherein people can become ‘paryavaran mitras’ to spread awareness.  
9) An e-waste park to process e-waste is being developed on 20 acres at Holambi Kalan. 
10) Trees are being planted to increase green cover 
11) A 24×7 ‘green war room’ with nine scientific experts will start functioning from October 3. 
12) The Green Delhi App for people to report instances of pollution, launched 2 years ago 
13) The revised Graded Response Action Plan will be enforced strictly. 
14) Strict monitoring of 13 pollution hot spots in Delhi  
CM Kejriwal also appealed to neighboring states in the NCR to take measures to curb air pollution, remarking that the air is the same everywhere.  
 
While plans are being made in full force to curb pollution in Delhi, stubble burning in Punjab may continue to be a problem for residents of the National Capital. According to a report in PTI, with a prolonged spell of rain delaying paddy harvesting in some regions of Punjab, farmers are more likely to burn stubble to make up for the lost time and quickly prepare their fields for the next crop, experts say.  

The Kejriwal-led AAP government on Friday announced a slew of measures to curb air pollution in Delhi.&nbsp;

It&rsquo;s getting to that time of the year again for residents of Delhi-NCR, where one pulls out Diwali clothes along with air pollution masks. With an estimated 54,000 deaths and $8.1 billion loss in Delhi in 2020, Delhi&rsquo;s pollution woes are not unknown to anyone. &nbsp; &nbsp; Cognizant of an impending spike in AQI, the Kejriwal-led Delhi government on Friday released its Winter action plan to curb hazardous air, to the greatest degree possible. &nbsp; &nbsp; Here is what the Delhi government plan includes:&nbsp; 1) Spraying the PUSA bio-decomposer on 5,000 acres of farmland in Delhi to prevent stubble burning&nbsp; 2) An anti-dust campaign to be launched from October 6th to monitor dust from construction sites &nbsp; 3) Checking of pollution under control certificates will be intensified to deal with vehicular emissions&nbsp; 4) A total of 611 teams have been formed to prevent the open burning of waste.&nbsp; 5) Teams have been formed to ensure that industrial units are running on PNG.&nbsp; 6) A total of 210 teams have been formed to enforce the ban on the manufacture, sale and use of firecrackers.&nbsp; 7) A real-time source apportionment study is being done with IIT Kanpur, which will help identify and locate the exact contribution of various polluting sources within the city on a real-time basis&nbsp; 8) A volunteer programme will continue wherein people can become &lsquo;paryavaran mitras&rsquo; to spread awareness. &nbsp; 9) An e-waste park to process e-waste is being developed on 20 acres at Holambi Kalan.&nbsp; 10) Trees are being planted to increase green cover&nbsp; 11) A 24&times;7 &lsquo;green war room&rsquo; with nine scientific experts will start functioning from October 3.&nbsp; 12) The Green Delhi App for people to report instances of pollution, launched 2 years ago&nbsp; 13) The revised Graded Response Action Plan will be enforced strictly.&nbsp; 14) Strict monitoring of 13 pollution hot spots in Delhi &nbsp; CM Kejriwal also appealed to neighboring states in the NCR to take measures to curb air pollution, remarking that the air is the same everywhere. &nbsp; &nbsp; While plans are being made in full force to curb pollution in Delhi, stubble burning in Punjab may continue to be a problem for residents of the National Capital. According to a report in PTI, with a prolonged spell of rain delaying paddy harvesting in some regions of Punjab, farmers are more likely to burn stubble to make up for the lost time and quickly prepare their fields for the next crop, experts say. &nbsp;

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