India to debate air pollution crisis in parliament after opposition push.

The Indian government has agreed to hold a parliamentary debate on worsening air pollution, following a call by Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi. Speaking during a Lok Sabha session, Gandhi urged cross-party cooperation to address the crisis, highlighting health risks, especially for children. Union Minister Kiren Rijiju confirmed the government’s willingness to engage in dialogue, emphasizing openness to discussions with all parties. The proposed debate aims to develop actionable solutions amid rising public concern over deteriorating air quality in Delhi and other northern cities during winter.