What Happens to Your Body After Breathing Polluted Air for 24 Hours? Imagine you're walking out the door on a hectic morning. The streets are busy, factories are running nonstop, and a thin layer of haze hangs over the city's skyline. You might not realize it right away, but every time you breathe, small amounts of pollution get into your body. Indeed, these elements can start affecting your health just a few hours after exposure. Air pollution has become one of the biggest environmental problems around the world. Health experts say that being around polluted air for a long time can cause serious health problems. But even after just one day of breathing in polluted air, your body can start changing in big ways inside. So, let's look at what happens right from the time polluted air gets into your lungs and how it might affect your whole body. What Is Polluted Air? Contaminated air comprises detrimental substances including: Fine particulate matter (PM2.5 and PM10) Carbon mon...
Tamil Nadu Today | Cyclone Montha brings intense rains in northern parts of the State
North T.N. experiences heavy rains due to Cyclone Montha.
Since last night, as severe cyclonic storm Montha approached the coast, widespread, heavy rainfall has been pelting many areas of Chennai and the surrounding districts. With a maximum wind speed of 90–100 kmph with gusts up to 110 kmph, the weather system is expected to cross the Andhra Pradesh coast tonight between Machilipatnam and Kalingapatnam near Kakinada, according to the Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC), Chennai.Vijay claims that the DMK government was careless in the procurement of paddy.
In a statement released a day after meeting with the families of the victims at a TVK rally, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) president Vijay responded to political developments a month after the Karur stampede by questioning why the Tamil Nadu government had not taken immediate action when it became known that paddy that had been cultivated through the laborious efforts of farmers had been soaked and damaged.The Madras High Court judge declines to recuse himself from the hearing.
The Tamil Nadu government filed an appeal against the Madras Race Club (MRC), and Justice S.M. Subramaniam of the Madras High Court has refused to recuse himself from hearing it."A judge may independently recuse himself from a case that the Chief Justice has assigned to him. He would have to decide that for himself. But recusal at the asking of a litigating party, unless justified, must never be acceded to,” the senior judge wrote when the counsel representing MRC requested him to recuse, fearing bias as the judge had passed adverse orders against MRC in another case and had also appeared against it in two cases during his stint as a lawyer.