Delhi’s air pollution is widely known for causing respiratory and heart problems, but recent scientific evidence shows it is also harming vision. The eyes are directly exposed to pollutants, making them especially vulnerable to damage from fine particles and toxic gases. Over the past few years, doctors have reported a growing number of eye disorders linked to poor air quality. A national study published in Scientific Reports found a clear connection between fine particulate matter (PM2.5) and eye disease across India, with Delhi among the worst-affected regions. The findings reveal that toxic air is not just a breathing hazard but it is also silently affecting eye health, an aspect that has long been overlooked. The surface of the eye, which includes the cornea, conjunctiva, and te

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