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Geographically New Delhi lies at the centre of India, has become the extreme city smog in the world. Rather than perceiving dirty air as a temporary health crisis, this report addresses it as a persistent threat to a city economy, relationships with people and balance of nature that hits hard. The information on the sources of pollution - cars that puff smoke, factories that spew fumes, farm waste fires and building sites that kick up grit - is drawn together to indicate how they become one big load. That black brown smog at the horizon is not a weather condition, but rather a sign of a bigger fight between the expansion fantasies and the real-world destruction. With nothing powerful, interconnected acts, going on speedily, the mess of today will paste harm on children and even the unborn, burden business life, grind ecosystems faster, and it will be difficult to survive in the version of this megacity that will exist tomorrow.