Delhi’s annual tryst with fatal levels of air pollution has begun, and so has the cacophony on how to reduce it. If you are a denizen of the city, your groaning respiratory system and watery eyes must be telling you that things are bad. But what makes things as bad as they are and is there a solution in sight?
It does not bode well for federalism and democracy in India that the Supreme Court has to intervene in the routine procedure of governors clearing the Bills passed by state assemblies, writes S.N. Sahu.