This app by an ex-IIT Delhi graduate is what every asthma patient needs this Diwali
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It was as difficult for her daughter too who is an asthma patient.
The concerned mother started thinking of returning to the US till another idea struck her. She developed an application ‘Airveda’ to help monitor air pollution levels. It can be downloaded from
All you need to know is to select the applicable region, and the app will read from the nearest pollution monitoring station and display it. It will let you track the pollution in a given area at a particular time so you can plan your activities better.
Gupta, who has worked for 12 years at
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She is now working on installing air monitors across different cities and has one installed outside her residence on Golf Course Road in Gurgaon.
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