Abstract

This research paper addresses the pressing issue of environmental pollution in Delhi, recognized as one of the most polluted cities globally. The study explores various pollution sources, including vehicle emissions, industrial waste, and construction activities, and their roles in compromising air and water quality. Delhi, the capital of India and the heart of India, is considered to be the most populous city in the northern part of India. The city of Delhi, has been a long sufferer to the problem of environmental pollution. The increased rural to urban migration, and, rapid industrialization in the city of Delhi has put an increased pressure on the resources of Delhi. The overutilisation of resources by the increased population, has caused various kinds of population, like, Air Pollution, Water Pollution, accumulation of wastes, soil pollution etc. Utilizing a mixed-methods approach, the research incorporates quantitative data from structured surveys administered to a diverse population sample. Results reveal significant disparities in awareness across various demographic groups, with many individuals lacking knowledge about the health impacts of pollutants and the strategies available for mitigation. The findings underscore how factors such as education, socioeconomic background, and media exposure influence public awareness. Furthermore, the paper evaluates the effectiveness of current awareness initiatives and identifies challenges in information dissemination. In conclusion, the study offers various suggestions that are given by the Delhi’s population in effectively addressing environmental maladies through Judicial frameworks.

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