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Imagine living for 16 years in Delhi, where the Air Quality Index (AQI) often soars to an alarming 700 , and then suddenly moving to Canada, where the AQI is a refreshing 7 . The contrast is not just striking—it’s life-changing. For someone who has never truly experienced clean air in India, stepping into Canada’s crisp atmosphere feels like entering another world. The Shameful Reality of India’s Air Pollution Air is a basic human right, yet millions in India are deprived of it. The fact that citizens must endure hazardous levels of pollution daily is a national shame. While other countries are making strides in urban cleanliness and environmental protection, India continues to struggle. Recently, I compared the cleanliness of Chinese cities with Indian ones . The difference is stark. In India, lack of civic sense among people contributes heavily to pollution. Instead of preventing it, many citizens unknowingly add to the problem. Weak Enforcement and Limited Government Control The go...

Developed nations like Canada and the USA always have double standards when dealing with developing nations. Whatever they do, they term it right but when a other nation does the same then they start creating noise. India and Canada dispute is also of this kind in which Canada is blaming India for the murder of its citizen but not mentioning that it has not responded to India's concerns. I am also a well-wisher of freedom of speech but we can't allow it to create troubles for the other sovereign nations. In the name of freedom of speech, people should not cross their limits and do things which hurt the sentiments of others.  In this world, every person should feel free to do and say whatever he wants but this should not mean that he starts creating trouble for other nations.  I am not here to support or defame the Khalistan movement because I am only here to say a few things which I find inappropriate. If someone is asking for its demands then he should not lower his speech an...