Priyangi Agarwal is a journalist for The Economic Times, focusing on local news in Delhi, India. She covers a range of topics including pollution levels, transportation, environmental issues, and city developments. Priyangi's articles provide insights into the challenges and progress of Delhi's economic and environmental landscape.
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Priyangi Agarwal's coverage primarily focuses on local issues within Delhi, India. Her articles frequently cite data and government announcements while covering topics such as pollution, air quality, transportation (particularly the Delhi Metro), and weather.
Given her focus on environmental issues in a specific geographic area, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to local initiatives addressing pollution or improving air quality in Delhi. This could include insights from experts involved in environmental policy or advocacy groups working specifically within the region.
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New Delhi: A ban on the use of fireworks in various forms has been implemented every year during Diwali since 2017 to check aggravation of air polluti.
By: Priyangi Agarwal
Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI) now connects to 150 destinations after Thai AirAsia X launched direct flights to Bangkok's Don Mueang Airport. This makes IGI the first Indian airport to reach this milestone, solidifying its position as a major transit hub.
New Delhi: The city's AQI stood at 401 in the severe range on Monday night, a massive deterioration from the average of 294 a day before.
New Delhi: The national capital and the NCR region on Monday night were brought under the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) stage IV restrictions with immediate effect as the air quality index breached the severe range.
By: Priyangi Agarwal
New Delhi: The air quality deteriorated further on Tuesday as the air quality index rose to 433 in the severe category, with a toxic haze enveloping t.
Experts emphasise the necessity of regular tree pruning in urban areas for safety and aesthetics, citing potential hazards from falling branches. Delhi high court's ban on pruning until a monitoring system is established highlights the importance of expert involvement. While urban trees require trimming, forest trees do not. The frequency of pruning varies depending on the tree species.
New Delhi: The air quality inched closer to the severe-plus category as the air quality index (AQI) rose to 445 on Wednesday, according to Central Pollution Control Board's bulletin released at 4pm.
New Delhi: The Irrigation and Flood Control (IF&C) department informed the National Green Tribunal that it has taken possession of all 22 major
New Delhi: Delhi recorded the fourth consecutive day of ‘severe' pollution with the Air Quality Index at 429 on Friday.
New Delhi: A marginal increase of 4.9 sq km has taken Delhi's green cover to 371.3 sq km, according to India State Forest Report 2023 , released on Saturday.
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