New Delhi, Oct 27 (ANI): With pollution levels increasing in leaps and bounds in the national capital region, reports have surfaced that the air quality will never be the same after this Diwali. A week ahead of the festival, air quality has already gone in the red zone in the Delhi-NCR. And, its not only the national capital region, Mumbai and Chandigarh along with some other metro city residents will also be exposed to various respiratory diseases. Although, Chandigarh, the city beautiful, is among the cleanest cities in the country, scientists of the Chandigarh Met department echoed similar sentiments. Well! Precaution is always better than cure and if going cracker-free can save us from future disasters, there exists no harm in going green this Diwali and contribute our bit towards sustainable development.
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