The Delhi government has unveiled a comprehensive 'Clean Air, Healthy Delhi' project worth ₹8,300 crore, with significant funding from the World Bank.
Spanning seven years from 2026, the project aims to bolster the city's fight against air pollution.
It targets key areas such as transport, road dust, and industrial emissions.
A comprehensive monitoring framework will be developed, aligning with the National Clean Air Programme.
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