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Despite Rs 427 Crore Investment, Why Is Bengaluru Still a 'Non-Attainment City' for Air Quality?
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Bengaluru: Rs 427 Cr Spent, Still 'Non-Attainment City' for Air Quality?
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News18
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10-03-2026, 21:41
Bengaluru: Rs 427 Cr Spent, Still 'Non-Attainment City' for Air Quality?
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Bengaluru remains a "non-attainment city" under NCAP despite spending Rs 427.43 crore on air quality improvement.
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A "non-attainment city" consistently exceeds National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) for pollutants like PM10 and PM2.5.
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Source apportionment study identified major pollution sources: road dust, vehicle emissions, construction, and traffic congestion.
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Measures include mechanical road sweeping, increasing green cover, promoting cleaner transport, and monitoring by committees.
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PM10 levels have fallen by 21.7%, and no "bad AQI" days reported recently, but national standards are yet to be met.
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