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Considering the growing amount of time people spend in enclosed places, indoor air pollution has become a serious health and environmental issue. This review article offers a thorough examination of pollution in the indoor environment, addressing a number of issues including its identification, origins, effects on health, adverse effects on vulnerable groups, methods of assessment, and mitigation tactics. Household goods, building materials, and external contaminants that seep into inside environments are only a few of the many sources of indoor pollutants. Long-term exposure to these contaminants has been associated with a number of health problems, such as allergies, cardiovascular disease, and respiratory diseases. Children, the elderly, pregnant women, and people with pre-existing medical issues are some of the population groups that are most susceptible to the negative effects of indoor pollution. The evaluation assesses several methodologies and technologies. In order to improve indoor air quality and protect public health, it also highlights the importance of putting into practice efficient mitigation techniques, such as adequate circulation, purifying the air, and environmentally friendly construction materials. This review study calls for more awareness and group action to create better indoor environments for overall well-being by illuminating the complex aspects of indoor air pollution.