Cong, BJP Should Fight Toxic Air Together — Our Lungs Are the Same

by Shashi Tharoor, The Quint

In July 2017, I had brought together a group of civil society stakeholders, healthcare experts and practitioners, technical experts and fellow Parliamentarians, to a closed-door discussion on the magnitude of the current crisis of toxic air quality across India.

The discussions dealt not only with the current state of air quality, but also extended to deliberations on what we could possibly do — as concerned citizens and elected representatives — to create a National Action Plan to address this issue. Read more.

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