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Firecrackers still Delhi’s top pollutant after Deepavali, IITM finds

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The contribution of firecrackers to the city's pollution levels was significantly higher on November 9, a day after Deepavali, before declining on November 11, the IITM models showed

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Firecrackers still Delhi’s top pollutant after Deepavali, IITM finds
11/11/2026, 9:14:35 AM
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