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Hello my dear friends,  your most welcome at the  positivity spreading platform Samprabha. Today we will discuss the core reasons for air pollution in India  and discuss the scientific reason for increased pollution during the winter season, especially in NCR. Let's start  1.The main reasons/causes of air pollution in India- The most discussed and responsible factors for air pollution can be listed as- Automobiles (Emission of fume and various gases)  Construction and destruction (small particles) Burning of fossil fuels (coal, oil, gasoline) Fire in forests  Indoor activities (smoking and others) Chemical synthesis (Emission of various pollutants during the chemical reactions) Industrial pollution   Agricultural activities (especially by pesticides and fertilizers, as well as burning remaining parts of crops after harvesting) 2. Why the air quality goes downside during the winter season (Especially in NCR) -  Change in direction of the wind- T he starting of the winter season is

Welcome to Samprabha , an initiative for spreading positivity.  As the winter season approaches, the problem of pollution also tends to reach its peak. The main reason for this is the simple law of dynamics which is that particles flow at a higher rate in the high temperature whereas at a lower temperature, particles freeze near the source. When we talk about the urban and industrial areas, then it becomes the issue of major concern. Carbon footprints created from vehicular and industrial emissions pollute the nearby air to a large extent. This makes it difficult to breathe.  So, today we are going to discuss how the recently emerged innovative ideas can help in the prevention and control of pollution. But, before that, we need to identify some major sources of air pollution. We will suggest innovations based on the proper management and resolution of these sources. Sources of Air Pollution According to Volkova and Varahbhatla [1], the major sources of pollution are: Vehicular Emission