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SC says it doesn't have 'magic wand' to fix Delhi's pollution
India
The Supreme Court has openly said there's no "magic wand" for Delhi's air pollution.
Chief Justice Surya Kant pointed out that only experts can truly get to the root of the problem and suggest real solutions.
Instead of blanket restrictions all year, the court is pushing for a science-backed, step-by-step approach.
Why does it matter?
Delhi's air quality just hit a worrying AQI of 377—yep, that's in the "severe" zone.
The court now wants regular expert checks and better coordination between states, aiming for long-term fixes rather than quick winter band-aids.
The message: everyone needs to step up, because enforcing rules—not just making them—is what will actually protect people's health.