Delhi-NCR's air pollution may soon meet its match with a groundbreaking solution – artificial rain through cloud seeding!
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As Delhi's air quality hits 'severe plus' levels, stringent curbs under stage IV of the response plan are implemented.
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The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur has developed a game-changing approach to tackle Delhi's pollution problem – 'artificial rains' through cloud seeding.
IIT-Kanpur's dedicated team has been tirelessly working on creating the ideal conditions for artificial rains for over five years.
Securing government approvals, including the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), is a significant milestone.
Artificial rain depends on specific meteorological conditions, such as suitable clouds, moisture and winds.
Delhi's government gears up for cloud seeding as part of its winter action plan to combat air pollution. IIT-Kanpur plays a pivotal role.
An IIT-Kanpur professor, explained that artificial rains could provide temporary relief for up to a week to suffering Delhi-NCR residents.
With artificial rain on the horizon, there's hope for cleaner air in Delhi-NCR. Stay tuned for the latest developments in this game-changing battle.