Delhi is set to conduct its first-ever artificial rain through cloud seeding between October 28 and 30 in an effort to curb rising air pollution levels in the national capital.

Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced that all preparations have been completed for the cloud seeding operation, describing it as a major technological milestone in Delhi’s ongoing fight against deteriorating air quality.

Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa said that all systems, including aircraft, meteorological setups, and environmental monitoring equipment, are ready for the operation.

The artificial rain initiative aims to improve air quality by settling airborne pollutants and providing temporary relief from smog that typically engulfs Delhi during this time of the year.

Meanwhile, Delhi is expected

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