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As Delhi continues to battle hazardous air quality levels, a Bengaluru-based individual sparked a lively debate by suggesting Delhiites “learn Kannada and settle in Bengaluru.” The comment was in response to the worsening air pollution in the capital and highlighted Bengaluru’s relatively better air quality as a potential solution for those seeking respite.
While the suggestion triggered mixed reactions, with some seeing it as practical advice and others interpreting it as dismissive, it underscores the growing frustration with Delhi’s persistent environmental issues. This comes at a time when governments are struggling to implement sustainable solutions to combat air pollution, leaving residents yearning for cleaner and healthier living conditions
