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The entire road network of Delhi will be comprehensively covered every month, with each surveyor assigned a minimum of 20 kilometres of roads to be covered daily.

The initiative, to be led by Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, will enable continuous monitoring and analysis of air pollutants, particularly PM10, to support evidence-based interventions for impr ...

The challenge, launched by the Delhi government, seeks to identify practical and scalable solutions to tackle the city’s air pollution.

It identifies 11 priority sectors, with clearly defined responsibilities, timelines and real-time monitoring mechanisms to ensure compliance.

The final schedule will be determined by the institute, and detailed findings will be shared with the government later.

The allocation for the sector is aimed at re-carpeting PWD roads to reduce congestion and pollution, developing new integrated corridors, and completing pending projects.