To create a national air safety shield for every Indian against:
Air pollution
Toxic gas exposure
Industrial emissions
Fire smoke hazards
Respiratory health risks
To reduce airborne health problems by 70% in 10 years
To promote awareness of air purification, green energy, and eco-living
Install 1,00,000+ air quality sensors in cities, towns, and villages
Live AQI dashboard accessible via mobile app
Alerts for toxic air levels, smog, gas leaks, and wildfire smoke
Pan-India campaigns in schools, markets, and workplaces
"Breathe India" roadshows, digital campaigns, and community events
School curriculum and workshops on air health and pollution
Free distribution of air purifying masks, portable purifiers, and N95 filters to 10 crore people
Special care kits for the elderly, children & asthma patients
Promote rooftop solar, smokeless cooking, and electric mobility
Provide subsidies for eco-fuel and waste-to-energy adoption
Village-level clean air solutions: air towers, bio-filters, tree plantation
Set up 1,000+ mobile respiratory clinics in high-risk areas
Free treatment for airborne illness in slums & rural areas
Distribution of Ayurvedic & homoeopathic immunity boosters
Install advanced detectors near:
Chemical plants
Airports & border zones
Defense establishments
Partnership with DRDO, Pollution Boards, and NDMA
Research into future air risks: radiation, nuclear exposure, space debris
Monitoring, reporting, and third-party CSR impact audits
Development of indigenous air-filtering innovations
Metro Cities with poor AQI (e.g., Delhi, Kanpur, Mumbai)
Industrial towns (Ludhiana, Bhiwadi, Dhanbad)
Forest fire-prone districts
Border states are exposed to aerial risks
Schools, hospitals, railway stations, and traffic zones
Every Indian citizen, especially:
Children under 12
Elderly citizens
Patients with asthma, COPD, and heart disease
Industrial workers & farmers
Students, drivers, and labourers in polluted zones
Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB)
Ministry of Environment & Forests
Public and private hospitals
CSR wings of industries
NGOs, RWA bodies, and environmental groups
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) contributions under Schedule VII of the Companies Act, 2013 for:
Health
Environment sustainability
Disaster management
Public awareness and safety
Over 50 crore people protected from airborne health risks
National air defence zones were created
30 crore trees planted to purify the environment
Live public alert systems in 10,000+ cities and towns
Drastic reduction in smog-related deaths & respiratory ailments
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