Stop burning wheat stubble

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 April 24, 2017
Supreme Court-mandated environment pollution control authority of India, No wheat stubble burning at all now in India in this season. "let all the wheat stubble be ploughed back into the soil, No farmer should burn it at any cost" A good step taken to stopping pollution. Poor air quality caused by so many diseases.

Burning wheat stubble like Somebody mixing poison in the air, The poisonous air for all of us. Recent information by Nasa, Satelite maps shows that" It seems like the entire country s burning" Due to this we are living in the poor air quality nowadays.

We all require good air quality to survive, That's the most important requirement for all human beings. To live in a healthier environment and everything comes later. Health is wealth.

I request all the people, Those who are reading this blog please help us to make better air quality world so that everybody can breathe well. A small effort can reshape the future in a better way. Sorry to share because of this Delhi & NCR area has become a GAS CHAMBER. Unhealthy Life for all.

Photographer & Blogger Prasenjeet Gautam (www.prasenjeetgautam.com) has captured the above image of the "Wheat stubble", Noida INDIA

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