* 14 cities of India are on the list of 20 most polluted cities in the world in terms of PM 2.5 levels in 2016 * 13 cities in terms of PM 10 levels. [ Report by WHO ] * Public Health Emergency Situation * Immediate issue compared to long term issue of global warming * Effects pregnant women, elderly and children very easily * No sustainable goal is possible to achieve without taking care of this * coordinated and holistic efforts are needed * part-time and peace-meal approach is not enough.Though gives complacency that something is being done but does not produce result. * poor data sets regarding pollutants, their quantity, sources etc. not enough monitoring stations. * motor vehicle population- BS6 needs to be implemented. No game plan for older vehicles yet.Old ones needs to be either retrofitted or phased out in a timely manner through tax incentives etc.Replacement of vehicles ( e.g taxi, three wheelers, buses) should be electric.public charging infrastructure is needed for that purpose. * if not thought in a long term. knee jerk reactions will prevail e.g banning firecrackers, odd-even rules etc. * no use of biomass for cooking in rural areas. clean cooking fuel ( gas or electricity) is needed. * household air pollution contributes more than half of the deaths related to air pollution.use of solid fuels like firewood, cowdung cakes etc. modern way of living includes polymers and plastics which emit huge amount of BOCs.aerosols generated while cooking * thin diffeence between indoor and outdoor pollution.dynamic situation. * reports are not focusing on finer issues- e.g efficiency of nozzles at filling stations * solid waste dumping * urban waste management - major source of PM2.5 * technology - to go beyond incineration * huge north-south divide * particulate matters are the focus * national clean air programme- differnt cities has been asked to prepare their own plan to tackle the local issues * chronic obstructive diseases- asthma, heart attack, stroke, brain development * dirty cities harbour more thefts and crime i.e it affects social tranquility as well * srtict and honest implementation of the statutes that we have - zero cost * national clean air mission to be ramped up. * pollution needs to be a political agenda
1. Non recyclable plastic must be banned immediately. 2. there should be Green Bharat Abhiyaan like Swaksh Bharat Abhiyaan. 3. At school level there should be Mark allocation to student as Green Marks for doing environmental practical work. 4. non commercial diesel vehicle should be minimise.
I live in Patna and with all the knowledge available with me I can confidently say that my state govt. has no roadmap to deal with the problem ,they lack expertise , technologies and finally the willpower . Nowadays pollutants out of construction work is choking the city.
First time I have seen a debate like this shocked with the level of views, structure all is good didn't get bore for even sec ...thanks RS TV restored my faith in media
'Serious Health Emergency' When these topics will come in debate of Political Parties. A Brilliant episode by RSTV. All the panelists where outstanding But Professor from JNU again proved old is gold. Again 'Learn From China'
People Awareness is most important to deal with pollution. We are people who are responsible for pollution not Government. Yes of-course Government can Reduce it by taking but some preventive measure. But total eradication of problem is only possible with our contribution.And thanks to professor from JNU , I really enjoyed his points. That's it for me for this Edition.
The most important steps that need to be taken by public officials is that they implement the policy (in their daily life) they brings out ....specially the number of vehicles used by ministers and others, in the sake of their protection issue, must be reduce and if the vehicle, daily used by such government officials, are reduced it will definitely helps to curb pollution, even though its a little contribution ..Its mainly believe that little little efforts made to curb the problem will definitely add to bring large and better consequence .....So, not only common citizen but also government official should also contribute not only in the form of policy formation instead they should behave like common citizen to curb this problems .....
One thing that strike me is,if we use electric vehicles,then from where the electricity is going to come??? Is it from coal plants??If it is,then how to make way through it??
The answer to your question lies in the fact that coal powered thermal power plants are not situated in cities. The discussion here is primarily concentrated to the urban areas and not the industrial clusters.
Point worth consideing here is that use of electric vehicle using electricity from grid connected to coal fired power plant is still efficient and more environment friendly then using internal combustion engines.
where is the representation from the GOI (Ministry of environment), They also should be included in the public debates, which brings more awareness to public and brings the ground reality to the public servants and gives them the new & practically possible solutions..!
public transport is increasing but many of people live in delhi they no conveyance to go anywhere but they have to go by the metro. In metro ticket price is increasing then they go by a bus or taxi, if govt. take setup and decrease the metro ticket price then its benefits people of delhi and they will safely travel in metro and health also good.
Shailendra Pandey Kejriwal urged the centre govt to decrease the pricing but BJP is planning to Elevate public hatred towards AAP and as a result Delhi is sufferings... Political consensus is required to addres these issues and people should be empowered by having award through all forms of media
Prevention is better than cure;but forget about former,we are even failing in latter. Why our politicians doesn't include these kind of problems in their political agenda? Does chinese success in controlling air pollution not shows chinese form of governance is better than a rhetoric democracy like India whose politician are caste-centred and illiterate?
They did talk about stubble burning in the context that the same has now been controlled by the Delhi Govt. by implementing more strict rules and regulations.
Yes, a coordinated effort should be made in order to reduce ambient air pollution. Our day to day lives is based on indoor and indoor pollution..we use plastics and throw it any where..we have to work on every single aspects that contribute in increasing the pollution...for example plastics uses should be reduced..the vehicles emmitting fume contribute a lot..So instead of using own personal vehicle we should use public transport..
United territorian if you don't understand hindi how did you understood what she said. And by the way don't be so ignorant , there is a show on RS TV named Desh desantar in hindi. So request accepted. You will gain nothing by hating hindi language.
ragini mam getting on my nerves..... " right!????????!!!".....
Where all media usa..
Eruo.. asia...
Better Pakistan man. More air too india
Frank seems to be biased towards South India...have observed in some episodes..
* 14 cities of India are on the list of 20 most polluted cities in the world in terms of PM 2.5 levels in 2016
* 13 cities in terms of PM 10 levels. [ Report by WHO ]
* Public Health Emergency Situation
* Immediate issue compared to long term issue of global warming
* Effects pregnant women, elderly and children very easily
* No sustainable goal is possible to achieve without taking care of this
* coordinated and holistic efforts are needed
* part-time and peace-meal approach is not enough.Though gives complacency that something is being done but does not produce result.
* poor data sets regarding pollutants, their quantity, sources etc. not enough monitoring stations.
* motor vehicle population- BS6 needs to be implemented. No game plan for older vehicles yet.Old ones needs to be either retrofitted or phased out in a timely manner through tax incentives etc.Replacement of vehicles ( e.g taxi, three wheelers, buses) should be electric.public charging infrastructure is needed for that purpose.
* if not thought in a long term. knee jerk reactions will prevail e.g banning firecrackers, odd-even rules etc.
* no use of biomass for cooking in rural areas. clean cooking fuel ( gas or electricity) is needed.
* household air pollution contributes more than half of the deaths related to air pollution.use of solid fuels like firewood, cowdung cakes etc. modern way of living includes polymers and plastics which emit huge amount of BOCs.aerosols generated while cooking
* thin diffeence between indoor and outdoor pollution.dynamic situation.
* reports are not focusing on finer issues- e.g efficiency of nozzles at filling stations
* solid waste dumping
* urban waste management - major source of PM2.5
* technology - to go beyond incineration
* huge north-south divide
* particulate matters are the focus
* national clean air programme- differnt cities has been asked to prepare their own plan to tackle the local issues
* chronic obstructive diseases- asthma, heart attack, stroke, brain development
* dirty cities harbour more thefts and crime i.e it affects social tranquility as well
* srtict and honest implementation of the statutes that we have - zero cost
* national clean air mission to be ramped up.
* pollution needs to be a political agenda
Please invite Prof. C.K. Varshney more often. His viewpoints are good and are very clear
Hello moloic
1. Non recyclable plastic must be banned immediately.
2. there should be Green Bharat Abhiyaan like Swaksh Bharat Abhiyaan.
3. At school level there should be Mark allocation to student as Green Marks for doing environmental practical work.
4. non commercial diesel vehicle should be minimise.
I live in Patna and with all the knowledge available with me I can confidently say that my state govt. has no roadmap to deal with the problem ,they lack expertise , technologies and finally the willpower . Nowadays pollutants out of construction work is choking the city.
ban firecrackers on diwali,that will stop pollution.
First time I have seen a debate like this shocked with the level of views, structure all is good didn't get bore for even sec ...thanks RS TV restored my faith in media
Nice one Mr Frank
Dr Nitesh
'Serious Health Emergency'
When these topics will come in debate of Political Parties.
A Brilliant episode by RSTV.
All the panelists where outstanding But Professor from JNU again proved old is gold.
Again 'Learn From China'
People Awareness is most important to deal with pollution. We are people who are responsible for pollution not Government.
Yes of-course Government can Reduce it by taking but some preventive measure. But total eradication of problem is only possible with our contribution.And thanks to professor from JNU , I really enjoyed his points.
That's it for me for this Edition.
I think government should take the action imediatly and also be aware every person, how to protect from this problem ⚲⚲⚲
Yogesh Kumar firstly ppl should be awared about this
Government??? Hahaha until a MP or any politician dies due to air pollution no steps would be taken...
Ya people should be aware but without implemening strict laws nothing would be done...
The most important steps that need to be taken by public officials is that they implement the policy (in their daily life) they brings out ....specially the number of vehicles used by ministers and others, in the sake of their protection issue, must be reduce and if the vehicle, daily used by such government officials, are reduced it will definitely helps to curb pollution, even though its a little contribution ..Its mainly believe that little little efforts made to curb the problem will definitely add to bring large and better consequence .....So, not only common citizen but also government official should also contribute not only in the form of policy formation instead they should behave like common citizen to curb this problems .....
Awesome episode but frightening also seeing top Indian cities on the list..😖
exactly this needs to be made political agenda..we the public must question the political representatives regarding the control of pollution
One thing that strike me is,if we use electric vehicles,then from where the electricity is going to come???
Is it from coal plants??If it is,then how to make way through it??
dhiraj bankar it's going to come from solar panel
The answer to your question lies in the fact that coal powered thermal power plants are not situated in cities. The discussion here is primarily concentrated to the urban areas and not the industrial clusters.
dhiraj bankar electricity might come from nuclear source, garbage,hydroplants,cow dung,solar panels..
Point worth consideing here is that use of electric vehicle using electricity from grid connected to coal fired power plant is still efficient and more environment friendly then using internal combustion engines.
Thnx for this one of the imp episode sir....
Pollution is not a big deal guys.. painting everything saffron is important...
All the panal are concluded i.e " come out every problem in together on that solution "
Special thnx to CK Varshney sir
where is the representation from the GOI (Ministry of environment), They also should be included in the public debates, which brings more awareness to public and brings the ground reality to the public servants and gives them the new & practically possible solutions..!
Before electrification of vehicles,i think firstly we should ensure the means of electricity.
that opening monologue by the prof!
public transport is increasing but many of people live in delhi they no conveyance to go anywhere but they have to go by the metro. In metro ticket price is increasing then they go by a bus or taxi, if govt. take setup and decrease the metro ticket price then its benefits people of delhi and they will safely travel in metro and health also good.
Shailendra Pandey Kejriwal urged the centre govt to decrease the pricing but BJP is planning to Elevate public hatred towards AAP and as a result Delhi is sufferings... Political consensus is required to addres these issues and people should be empowered by having award through all forms of media
did someone say ujjwala yojana which provided 37 million gas connection to rural women ....
sawaiHindusTANI yes i said
Prevention is better than cure;but forget about former,we are even failing in latter.
Why our politicians doesn't include these kind of problems in their political agenda?
Does chinese success in controlling air pollution not shows chinese form of governance is better than a rhetoric democracy like India whose politician are caste-centred and illiterate?
achha he 👌
WhatsApp status video channel nice episode. Gist of ken
Good episode.... Frank best as always
Why no one seriously talking about agricultural burning ????
Parminder Singh I too was thinking of it .
They did talk about stubble burning in the context that the same has now been controlled by the Delhi Govt. by implementing more strict rules and regulations.
Parminder Singh they say agricultural burning as stubble burning, so actually they are talking about the burning.
Yes sir i got it
But they have not discuss the issue as it serious.
Parminder Singh Correct they didn't care much about this issue
its ok
Big picture हिंदी में नही आती है क्या?
Shivam Kumar #watch desh deshantar
Moni Shukla टॉपिक तो अलग अलग होता है
Moni Shukla thanks so much
Yes, a coordinated effort should be made in order to reduce ambient air pollution. Our day to day lives is based on indoor and indoor pollution..we use plastics and throw it any where..we have to work on every single aspects that contribute in increasing the pollution...for example plastics uses should be reduced..the vehicles emmitting fume contribute a lot..So instead of using own personal vehicle we should use public transport..
Air pollution is a myth, air in India can never be polluted. India is the birth place of Rama
sir ek request hai...big picture ko Hindi me bhi plz laiye
find anything sorry. .most of ppl in india don't understand hindi n more over hindi is not a national language. .so u r request is rejected
United territorian if you don't understand hindi how did you understood what she said. And by the way don't be so ignorant , there is a show on RS TV named Desh desantar in hindi. So request accepted. You will gain nothing by hating hindi language.
Rahul Anand thanks
find anything hindi channel ki kamii nehii haii india me
i am a lover also fighter also