In a recent meeting under the National Clean Air Programme (NCAP), the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) outlined various measures to address air pollution in the city. Key initiatives include expanding the TGSRTC electric bus fleet on high-pollution routes and promoting the use of electric three-wheelers. The GHMC also plans to tighten pollution compliance for older vehicles and improve pedestrian infrastructure with additional foot-over-bridges and pelican signals. The meeting, chaired by Additional Commissioner C.N. Raghu Prasad, involved senior officials from multiple departments and focused on actionable input for a city action plan. Discussions included road dust suppression, vehicular emission control, and enhanced waste management systems. Environmental scientists presented a hotspot analysis identifying critical pollution areas and recommended both immediate and long-term interventions. Citizens are encouraged to utilize authorized agencies for Construction & Demolition waste disposal, with GHMC's waste lifting services available via toll-free numbers.