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“Dracaena reflexa, commonly known as Song of India, is a tropical tree native to Madagascar, Mauritius and other nearby islands of the Indian Ocean.
It usually grows up to a height of 3ft indoors and has a bushy tree look. It is widely grown as an ornamental plant, valued for its richly coloured, evergreen leaves and thick, irregular stems.
The Song of India plant was used in the NASA’s clean air study which proved to remove a considerable amount of toxins from the environment.”
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When Mumbai’s Morning Haze No Longer Feels Like Home
Mumbai Weather Update: AQI Turns Severe as Thick Haze Persists, Free Press Journal (FPJ).
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Delhi is choking again. AQI levels have slipped into the ‘severe’ zone, cloud seeding failed, and emergency measures barely make a dent. Because the city doesn’t need one-off fixes, it needs long-term healing. Trees remain the simplest, most effective answer. They absorb carbon, trap dust, cool the air, and act as natural lungs. If Delhi wants cleaner winters, it needs more green cover, not just temporary interventions. Clouds may not cooperate, but trees always will.
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