In a dramatic display of nature's raw power, residents of Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) awoke on Friday to an extraordinary sight: a colossal dust storm that dramatically plunged the normally bustling metropolis into a thick, ochre haze.
Historically, Delhi experiences a few dust storms each year, often originating from the arid regions of Rajasthan or even further west.
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The scene prompts critical questions about urban development, green cover, and the efficacy of environmental policies in a rapidly expanding metropolis.
The judge is also reportedly facing scrutiny over compliance with state ethics laws, including overdue campaign finance and personal financial disclosure reports, incurring civil penalties.
A severe dust storm in Delhi-NCR drastically reduced visibility, rendering the iconic India Gate 'nearly invisible' in a viral video, sparking concerns about air quality and urban resilience.