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What is the size of Respirable Suspended Particulate Matter RSPM?
the size is less than 2.5 microns.....they can enter our respiratory system easily nd can prove harmful to our lungs....Answer: Particulate matter is generally sized as PM10 and PM2.5 the number indicating its size in microns.PM10 is inhaleable but is generally trapped in the upper lung/nose and can be expelled. PM2.5 is much finer and can travel deeply into the respiratory tract and is not expelled
Which city has a high Level of air pollution among Indian metro cities?
POLLUTED CITIES IN INDIA.Order City RSPM Annual average concentration during 2005 (Res. Areas)1 Gobindgarh 2502 Ludhiana 2323 Raipur 1924 Lucknow 1865 Kanpur 1786 Jalandhar 1757 Alwar 1608 Jharia 1569 Dehradun 15010 Faridabad 14811 Agra 14712 Ahmedabad 13413 Vapi 13414 Solapur 12915 Jamnagar 12916 Indore 12617 Ankaleshwar 12618 Satna 12419 Surat 12420 Dhanbad 12121 Bhilai 11822 Delhi 11523 Howrah 11324 Guwahati 11225 Kolkata 11026 Patna 10927 Nagda 10828 Jodhpur 10729 Nasik 10530 Chandrapur 10531 Kota 10432 Varanasi 10333 Pune 10134 Visakhapatnam 9635 Rourkela 9336 Vadodara 9037 Chandigarh 8938 Jabalpur 8239 Jaipur 8040 Mumbai 7941 Udaipur 7842 Trivendrum 7743 Korba 7544 Hyderabad 7545 Rayagada 7546 Bangalore 6847 Nagpur 6748 Kozhikode 6749 Titicorin 6550 Angul 6551 Gajraula 60
The commercialization of festival Diwali has eroded their real significance -views?
Commercialization has far reaching effects on festivals across the globe. The impact of commercialization has marred the real meaning of religious and traditional customs. I express my views hereafter in favour of the topic. The growing trend of globalization has cast negative impression on age old beliefs. People tend to celebrate festivals not only as a customary practice but also as a means to exercise their spending power. In this way, festivals loose their real significance since their aim was first, to spread love and peace and second, to celebrate the festival keeping in mind the reason why the festival was being celebrated. How many people today celebrate festivals, keeping in mind the religious/ spiritual connection? There are also some religious stories and incidents because of which a festival came into being, about which a majority of us are still unaware and we do not even make an effort to find out about them. The main reason for which people look forward to festivals is a holiday from work to enjoy and relax. Many of them do not even bother about doing a religious ceremony, or thinking about any deity related with the festival even once. What excites them the most is showing off their wealth by exchanging gifts. Even middle-class people are caught up in this trap. Earlier, people would take out time to wish friends and relatives, but now people tend to feel that they have done their duty by just sending an SMS. In fact their day should begin with pure joy and end with pure satisfaction, of doing a good deed, that is spreading love. Earlier, festivals like diwali and holi were family occasions. Diwali was celebrated by lighting small diyas and candles, having a small puja and burning a few crackers to rejoice the homecoming of Rama along with Sita and Laxman from his exile in Ayodhya on this day. Houses were white-washed and new clothes were bought. But now with commercialization it's a pure show of money, people buy designer lights,...
