Delhi is grappling with ‘very poor’ air quality amid Diwali festivities and changing weather conditions. As the city continues to battle toxic pollution levels, Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa on Tuesday reaffirmed the BJP government’s plan to induce artificial rain through cloud seeding as a measure to improve air quality. However, Sirsa did not immediately announce a plan for cloud seeding, stating that it is only possible “when there are clouds.”

Manjinder Singh Sirsa Responds to Cloud Seeding Queries

Sirsa’s remark came while addressing a press conference in the national capital, where he spoke in length about the AQI level post-Diwali and measures that the Delhi government is planning to implement in view of the current situation. “For those who are asking us, why a

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