Have you ever thought why you have a persistent problem of cold or why your kids are falling sick more frequently than ever? Seeking the help of a doctor is not enough in such a scenario. Indoor air quality causes serious harm to your health and well-being. The indoor air quality is more hazardous to
The auspicious occasion of Raksha Bandhan is around the corner. Celebrated with a lot of enthusiasm and zeal, Raksha Bandhan is the right opportunity to surprise your, at times annoying, but precious sister with some unique gift items. Selecting the right rakhi gift for your sister, however, can be a tough task. Gone are the days
Indoor air pollution is a serious concern as it affects more people than outdoor pollution. The reason is people spend more than 90% of their times indoors, whether in office or home, without knowing the type of pollutants present in the indoor air. Even the products that you use on a daily basis such as
Home is the safest place on earth where you are protected from all potential dangers. However, are you aware of the fact that your home may not be as safe as you think? Indoor air pollution is a serious threat that risks the lives of your loved ones. The indoor air quality is 5 times
A major problem that India is facing at present is the alarming level of air pollution. A recent report published by Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), an environmental think tank, revealed that the life expectancy in India decreased by 2.6 years. The deadly diseases caused by air pollution is one of the major reasons
Delhi, a city which is always in the grip of deadly pollution, has seen a deadly increase in ozone levels. Not just Delhi, but several other cities such as Faridabad, Gurugram, Ghaziabad, and Noida have also witnessed a spike in the ozone level. The serious situation has, in fact, become a topic of discussion in
Air pollution is a serious concern that has put all the nations of the world on the same page. The threatening condition is one of the reasons why almost all the important days had ‘combating air pollution’ as the theme. According to a report by BBC, approximately 5.5 million people died due to air pollution.
Air pollution is a serious concern that affects people of all age groups. According to a survey by the World Health Organization (WHO), India accounts for nearly 80 percent of deaths in South East Asia caused by indoor air pollution. While many of us hold outdoor pollution responsible for various health hazards, the ill effects
Most of us are unaware that indoor air is more polluted than outdoor air. Unfortunately, the issue of indoor air pollution often goes unnoticed due to a lack of health awareness in India. Very few people realize that indoor air can be approximately 2-5 times more polluted than outdoor air. Tobacco smoke, mildew, mold, bacteria,
Indoor air pollution is a widespread environmental hazard faced by schools in India. As children spend most of their time in schools, they are more vulnerable to respiratory problems. Indoor air pollutants such as VOCs present in cleaning supplies, dust, and PM2.5 trigger asthma and allergy symptoms among children. According to a report, the pollution
