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Uttar Pradesh Pollution Control Board will be setting up 18 new Continuous Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Stations (CAAQMS) in eight cities of the state.
 

Air quality in the national capital deteriorated after a brief respite. According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), the city's overall air quality index (AQI) read 242 at 4 pm on Tuesday, up from 214 at the corresponding time the previous day.

After the ban on polythene, the Uttar Pradesh government is now aiming to ban packing materials. For not properly managing plastic waste around 83 multi-national companies have been fined more than Rs 40 crore by Pollution control boards. Watch the video to know more.

With single-use plastic banned in India, the Himachal Pradesh government has come up with a buy-back policy to help traders dispose of their old stock of the banned product
 

A recent report released by the Karnataka State Pollution Control Board (KSPCB) has revealed that as many as 15 rivers in the state are contaminated to the point of being unfit for human consumption

The Crime Branch investigation report on the controversial postal ballot scam in Kerala stated that major irregularities were found in the distribution of postal ballots by policemen, watch MyNation in 100 seconds for the top headlines of the day
 

Chairman of Andhra Pradesh Pollution Control Board ISS Prasad led the rally on World Environment Day on June 5 with NRIs and locals participating
 

The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) said that AQI of Delhi was at 171, a significant drop from the AQI of 349 recorded on Wednesday

Delhi recorded its lowest pollution level of this year on Sunday after a spell of rain, but the air quality remained in the 'very poor' category, authorities said

A bench headed by NGT chairperson AK Goel asked the Tamil Nadu Pollution Control Board (TNPCB) to pass a fresh order for renewal of consent and authorisation to handle hazardous substances, subject to appropriate conditions for protection of the environment in accordance with law within three weeks from Saturday.
 

The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has slapped a fine of Rs 50 crore on Karnataka government and has also directed BBMP to pay Rs 25 crore to Central Pollution Control Board CPCB for failure in protecting city lakes and keeping rajakaluves (stormwater drains) clear from encroachments. Namma Bengaluru Foundation has been pursuing the case.