Delhi once again finds itself engulfed in a toxic haze as air pollution levels surge to hazardous levels, forcing schools to shut classrooms, construction activity to halt, and emergency measures to be implemented across the capital and surrounding regions. The latest Delhi AQI crisis highlights not just a seasonal problem, but a deepening public health and environmental emergency driven by structural, climatic, and policy failures. Delhi’s Air Quality Reaches “Severe” Levels

The Yamuna, one of India’s most sacred and economically significant rivers, has long been at the center of environmental concern. As urbanization and industrialization accelerated across Delhi, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh, the river slowly turned into a receptacle for untreated effluents, chemical waste, sewage, and industrial by-products. The Yamuna Hazardous Waste Dumping Case  stands as a powerful reminder of how unsustainable industrial practices can devastate ecosystems -

Industrial growth is a symbol of economic progress, technological advancement, and national development. However, with industrial expansion comes an equally important responsibility—safe and compliant waste management. In India, this responsibility is guided and governed by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), the apex regulatory authority ensuring that industries follow proper environmental safety protocols. Pure Leela Limited, an environmentally responsible and Rule-

In an era where sustainability defines the future of industries, Pure Leela Limited has emerged as a pioneering force, turning what was once considered “waste” into a valuable resource.

In modern industries, Sulphuric Acid (H₂SO₄)  plays a critical role in countless processes — from chemical manufacturing and fertilizer...

In a world where industrial growth is often seen at odds with environmental health, Pure Leela  is proving that progress and...