Govt office timings may be changed to control pollution, says Gopal Rai
The Morning Standard|October 25, 2024
BESIDES imposing GRAP II, the AAP-led government is looking at other avenues as well to control the deteriorating air quality. One of them is changing the timings of central and state government offices to reduce vehicular traffic on road.
Govt office timings may be changed to control pollution, says Gopal Rai

Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai on Thursday stated that all pollution-related issues have been discussed with the LG, expressing confidence that a united effort from all, including BJP governments and the people, will lead to greater success in combating pollution.

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