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Q122 (CAPF/2019) Environment & Ecology › Environment Laws, Policies & Institutions (India) › Environment Laws, Policies & Institutions (India)

The National Clean Air Programme (NCAP) aims to reduce particulate matter (PM) in at least 102 cities of India by 20% - 30% by 202 4. The base year for the comparison of concentration is

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