Despite cracker ban, Delhi sees massive increase in pollution levels after Diwali
India Today Television | October 20, 2017
Despite the Supreme Court's ban on the sale of firecrackers, pollution levels in several regions of Delhi were higher than normal on Friday. In some places, pollution levels this morning were 24 times as high as the average.
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