Industries are mixing toxins into the atmosphere ... India's departure in the direction of zero carbon ...

- Zero carbon is possible only if the carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere needs to be absorbed.

- Microsoft's Satya Nadel has announced that it will allocate ૪૩ 15 billion for the fight against carbon by 2020. The announcement was hailed by Anand Mahindra Group of India and called Bravo Nadella Bravo

- India's top companies like Tata, Reliance, Aditya Birla Group, ITC & Mahindra etc are taking several steps to reduce carbon emissions

The release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere by industries pollutes the atmosphere. Which harms people’s health and poses a risk to clean air in the atmosphere. India is the third largest emitter of carbon in the air. First is China, second is America and third is India. Emission means to excrete, emit, vomit etc. Carbon emissions are a very serious health problem. Globally, India's every move is now being monitored. Ever since India dreamed of a five trillion economy, India has been trying to boost industrial production.

Covid-12 has plunged India's industries into recession and production is at an all-time low, even though it is economically detrimental, but it has brought good days for the environment. Industries are closed, lockdowns have reduced vehicle traffic and pollution has stopped spreading. People are experiencing clean weather. But the Corona season will be over and soon the smoky atmosphere will be seen spreading again.

Carbon dioxide emitted into the atmosphere can be dangerous to the human community. Two years ago, when the atmosphere in Delhi was smoky, people were ordered to drive cars with odd even numbers. Water was sprayed against carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. The fumes from the industries are responsible for polluting the atmosphere i.e. carbon dioxide.

Information technology giant Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has allocated a huge amount of money to keep carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere neutral. His company has announced 12 billion for the fight against carbon by 2020. The announcement was hailed by Anand Mahindra Group of India and Bravo Nadella Bravo while corporate companies all over the world also praised Satya Nadella. Mahendra Groups have announced that all their plants will not emit carbon by 2020.

India's position towards zero carbon is a matter of concern regarding carbon emissions. India does not pay much attention to carbon emissions when it wants to set up more industries. But India is trying to keep pace with the world. Top Indian companies like Tata, Reliance, Aditya Birla Group, ITC & Mahindra are taking a number of steps to reduce carbon emissions.

The most polluted octa industry in India is coal based thermal power plant. Smoke emitting industries are becoming dangerous. In Ahmedabad, when the textile mills were throbbing, smoke billowed down in the evening, causing intense steam. Even when fireplaces were used to make evening meals in labor areas, many people were constantly sick and suffering from asthma due to the smoky atmosphere. The only solution is for industries to reduce their carbon dioxide emissions and consider other alternatives.

100% electrification of Indian Railways by 202

The Indian Railways has been a major contributor to the release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Covering a distance of 12,000 trains and a distance of 4.5 km, the system also makes a significant contribution to the country's economy. Diesel-powered trains further pollute the atmosphere. In 2016-17, 116.5 lakh kiloliters of high speed diesel was used. Diesel consumption was slightly reduced after the advent of locomotive engines etc. But now, according to the planning of the environment ministry, all trains will be covered under electrification by 202. If this happens, the smoke from the atmosphere will be reduced. The government is experimenting with running trains using solar panels. The use of coal in railways has come to a complete halt.