The earth in which we all live and meander about is possible to undergo destruction shortly. The plausible reasons shown in the daily copy of newspapers tends to make us feel one of those obvious cut clichés that we have almost started to hated in time span newspapers ever came to their existence. The media coverage of the grave and alarming degree of pollution in the cities of Allahabad, Delhi, Ghaziabad and Noida has now brought the nation into a hopeless state of pandemonium. It has been quite evident in the recent estimates that our country has a clear-cut majority in giving the list of the top ten most polluted cities of all time.
When the entire town of New Delhi covered in a blanket of smog had its visibility decreased and the poisonous gases lead to the prevalent hazardous diseases creeping out in the entire nation; it was foreseen that if the things were to get any worse from here than the whole country would have suffered innumerable loss of life and deaths. The main reason attributed behind the smog was of the noxious gases emitted into the air by the factories and the dust emitted by the construction industry when demolishing a building. Somehow the government seemed to hesitate in including the cause of the substantial amount of air pollution created by the burning of the fire crackers at the time of the Hindu festival Deepawali. Since the festival is more or less connected to the religious feelings of the people and any such statement or comment could have been seen as sacrilege by the people. However, in my opinion the harmful effects of this act needs to find its attention before the eyes of the government and appropriate measures need to be taken to reduce their use in the nation all over.
According to a report published by the United Nations, the degree of pollution as measured in parts per million has gone beyond the levels of the so-called extremely hazardous stage that it believes the entire country needs to have passed a situation of high alert. However, no such measures have been taken as the people, continue to suffer from the problems of nausea, suffocation difficulty in breathing, clogging of respiratory tracts, rashes and irritation of the skin. If the same conditions are to prevail in the country, it is clear that this earth as a living place would no longer be possible for the humanity.
When the entire town of New Delhi covered in a blanket of smog had its visibility decreased and the poisonous gases lead to the prevalent hazardous diseases creeping out in the entire nation; it was foreseen that if the things were to get any worse from here than the whole country would have suffered innumerable loss of life and deaths. The main reason attributed behind the smog was of the noxious gases emitted into the air by the factories and the dust emitted by the construction industry when demolishing a building. Somehow the government seemed to hesitate in including the cause of the substantial amount of air pollution created by the burning of the fire crackers at the time of the Hindu festival Deepawali. Since the festival is more or less connected to the religious feelings of the people and any such statement or comment could have been seen as sacrilege by the people. However, in my opinion the harmful effects of this act needs to find its attention before the eyes of the government and appropriate measures need to be taken to reduce their use in the nation all over.
According to a report published by the United Nations, the degree of pollution as measured in parts per million has gone beyond the levels of the so-called extremely hazardous stage that it believes the entire country needs to have passed a situation of high alert. However, no such measures have been taken as the people, continue to suffer from the problems of nausea, suffocation difficulty in breathing, clogging of respiratory tracts, rashes and irritation of the skin. If the same conditions are to prevail in the country, it is clear that this earth as a living place would no longer be possible for the humanity.
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