Delhi Air Quality Remains Severe Amid Stubble Burning Concerns

Imagine Delhi is covered in a thick, unhealthy haze, making it hard to breathe.

This is happening because of pollution, and one big reason is farmers burning leftover crop stalks after harvest.

One idea is that regular people could pay farmers to stop burning the stalks, like a business deal.

Another idea is that the government needs to make bigger changes, like making cars and factories cleaner and managing trash better.

Meanwhile, elsewhere, police caught people trying to make a very dangerous poison from castor beans called Ricin.

Also, India's carbon dioxide emissions, a gas that warms the planet, are growing slower than before.

Finally, some rules that made companies use specific materials for textiles have been taken away to help that industry when US tariffs made exports difficult.