Archive · 30 Dec 2025
Delhi to Install Anti-Smog Guns at Kashmere Gate ISBT
The Delhi government is planning to install eight anti-smog guns on the roof of the Kashmere Gate bus terminal to help reduce dust pollution.
These guns will spray water up to 30 meters and will be connected to a large water tank.
The project costs Rs 38.44 lakh.
Delhi has three big bus terminals, and Kashmere Gate is the busiest, serving over 2,600 buses daily.
The government has already installed many anti-smog guns and mist sprayers in the city to fight pollution.
Now, they are adding more at bus terminals to control dust from moving buses.
Delhi government plans to install eight anti-smog guns at Kashmere Gate ISBT to reduce dust pollution.
The guns will have a water spray range of 30 meters and will be connected to a 1,000-litre water tank.
The installation cost is estimated at Rs 38.44 lakh.
Kashmere Gate ISBT is the busiest in Delhi, serving over 2,600 buses daily.
The government has already installed over 150 anti-smog guns and 500 mist sprayers in the city.
- Who
- Delhi government and Delhi Transport Infrastructure Development Corporation (DTIDC)
- What
- Installation of anti-smog guns at Kashmere Gate ISBT
- When
- Planned, exact date not specified
- Where
- Kashmere Gate ISBT, Delhi
- Why
- To reduce dust pollution and improve air quality
- Location
- Kashmere Gate ISBT, Delhi
- Number of Guns
- 8
- Water Spray Range
- 30 meters
- Water Tank Capacity
- 1,000 litres
- Installation Cost
- Rs 38.44 lakh
- Total ISBTs in Delhi
- 3 (Kashmere Gate, Sarai Kale Khan, Anand Vihar)
- Buses Served Daily
- 2,600
- Existing Anti-Smog Guns
- 150+ in high-rise buildings
- Existing Mist Sprayers
- 500+
