Govt agencies review pollution control measures at Anand Vihar
Officials said road reconstruction work near the Anand Vihar AQI station was in its final stage, while the same is still being carried out near the Patparganj industrial area by the DSIIDC.
An interdepartmental meeting was held between various government agencies on Thursday, reviewing pollution control measures at Anand Vihar, a major pollution hot spot.

Officials from the Delhi State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation (DSIIDC), Delhi Transport Infrastructure Development Corporation (DTIDC), Indian Railways, Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS), Delhi Police, transport department, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) and Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) were present at the meeting. Officials said road reconstruction work near the Anand Vihar AQI station was in its final stage, while the same is still being carried out near the Patparganj industrial area by the DSIIDC.
Officials said 4,380 fines have been issued against illegally parked buses and cars by the transport department, and 1,952 by the traffic police between October 1 and November 11.
Delhi Police and the MCD are both also conducting regular drives to remove temporary encroachments.
Additionally, railway officials said the department is carrying out Champa tree plantation and grass-laying work on vacant land near the railway’s Sewage Treatment Plant (STP), which is expected to be completed within a week.
Officials from the Mother Dairy Plant in Shakarpur said that water sprinkling is being carried out between 6 - 11 am and 4 - 7 pm in Patparganj, and that all the trees in their premises have been cleaned.
The Mayur Vihar traffic police said regular fine drives are conducted against illegally parked vehicles.
ABOUT THE AUTHORAaditya KhatwaniAaditya Khatwani is a city reporter at Hindustan Times, where he covers the environment, weather, forests, and art and culture for Delhi. He joined the Hindustan Times newsroom in 2025, after graduating from the Asian College of Journalism, in Chennai, and has also covered Delhi’s civic bodies. His reporting blends ground reportage and data-based narratives with human interest stories from the city.Since joining HT, he has published many stories on the Municipal Corporation of Delhi, the New Delhi Municipal Council, and the civic issues in the city. This includes stories on the city’s green divide and the lack of proper footpaths, on which he also filmed and produced a 15-part video series, visiting different parts of the city to assess their footpaths.His coverage on art has included stories on the prominent art events in the city, such as the India Art Fair and DAG India’s “The City as a Museum” event. He also writes about the city’s evolving culture, such as the recent trend of lectures being hosted in bars.Read More
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