Between October and November every year, New Delhi transforms for the more serious. Its skies are shrouded by a dense, grey-yellow haze with an acrid odor that sticks to the roof of the mouth. Visibility plummets so intensely that public transport and air journey are sometimes placed on maintain, and grand monuments vanish into blankets of thick air. 12 months after 12 months, hospitals are overburdened by the quantity individuals – younger, outdated and in between – who want look after extreme respiratory sickness.
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