Delhi's Electrifying Initiative: A Green Push Against Winter Pollution

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announces the distribution of 10,000 electric heaters to reduce pollution from coal and wood burning during winter. The initiative aims to engage Resident Welfare Associations and residents in adopting cleaner heating practices, with a focus on reducing local emissions.

In a strategic move to tackle winter pollution, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has unveiled a new initiative to distribute 10,000 electric heaters across the city. This announcement was made at a public event at the Open Amphitheatre, Delhi Haat, Pitampura.

Gupta, alongside Industries Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa, emphasized the importance of this initiative in reducing the city's pollution levels due to coal and wood burning. The distribution targets Resident Welfare Associations (RWAs) and security personnel, encouraging them to adopt eco-friendly heating solutions.

Highlighting the necessity of public involvement, Gupta urged Delhi residents to participate actively and discourage wood burning. She assured that the government would facilitate and reward RWAs that effectively contribute to this environmental effort.

(With inputs from agencies.)