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In an interview with Maria Shakeel, Union Environment Minister Bhupender Yadav outlined the central government's plan to curb pollution in Delhi and the National Capital Region. He stated that over 25 meetings were conducted with municipal corporations to formulate actionable plans focusing on local hotspots. The minister highlighted that targets, timelines, and monitoring have been centralized via an Integrated Command Center to ensure transparency. Stressing collective responsibility, Yadav noted, "humne kaha hai swachh hawa mein hisse ki hissedari, hum sabhi ki bhagidari."

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00:00Now, in efforts to curb pollution in the national capital, the central government has also stepped in with the Union
00:06Environment Minister Bhupendra Yadav,
00:08saying that there will be a complete halt of construction and demolition activities across the national capital region from November
00:155th right up till November 20th.
00:18So for 15 days in a bid to control pollution, no construction activity, no demolition activity will be allowed.
00:25And this is to curb dust pollution.
00:28My colleague Mariya Shaqeel exclusively spoke to the Union Environment Minister on exactly what the centre's game plan is to
00:34tackle pollution in the national capital.
00:36Yes and accept.
00:39Unsatisfactory Rajasthan, here is the number of Haryana, Delhi.
00:42This is the number of everyone. Overall, unsatisfactory 96.
00:46Tell me, if you see all these numbers, does this state inform the performance better?
00:52It is the two things. The state inform the state, because it is a hotspot-based approach.
00:56Let the devotion emphasize how this situation is needed.
00:59What the profession is needed?
01:00What is it that means
01:01About a supply chain or project everything around the country?
01:02What is this situation about the managers and what distance areas clearly?
01:12Does this mean yes you have to try to be?
01:18What.ショoke
01:26the impersonal
01:26We said we have to make an action plan, then we have to make an action plan, then we have
01:31to confirm another and then we have to confirm another.
01:34Then when it happens that our action plan is made, then we have to put it into the integrated command
01:38center.
01:39So, what are you doing in the timeline of the business?
01:42Timeline, target, historical background, that you have a hot spot and a hot spot based approach.
01:51The target is not the central, but the municipalities have their own hot spots.
01:59But Bhuben Ji, intent is visible, but the question is that we will implement. Winter is coming.
02:06In 15 days, perhaps we will all start wearing winter clothes.
02:10So, October is fine, we will be working on a integrated approach.
02:15If you want to make an action plan, then you will also be able to make an action plan.
02:19Now, after the approach, we were to disenfranchised the people who didn't have to be transparent.
02:27If I'm not using integrated command center, then I will take an approach to this approach.
02:32So, the government needs to be transparent.
02:37The first step is the first step.
02:49The first thing I said is that Delhi's pollution is the same as Punjab.
02:55This time you say that there is no blame game.
02:58We said that the situation in the water has been the same as the same as the same as the
03:02same as the same as the same as the same.

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