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80% WANT TO LEAVE 

SUSTEN INDIA 2026

Nearly 8 in 10 families in Delhi-NCR are considering moving out due to toxic air in 2026.

Delhi Exodus Audit

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4 IN 10 ARE SICK 

Audit: Safdarjung Hospital Surge 

40% of residents report severe respiratory issues. The city is becoming "unliveable."

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Jobs vs. Lungs 

The "Survival Tax" 

People stay for the work, but they are paying a heavy price. From air purifiers to medical bills, the cost of breathing in Delhi is no longer free.

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In 2025, Delhi recorded zero "Good" air quality days. The crisis is no longer a winter event—it is a permanent, 365-day threat to human life.  

365 Days of Hazard

Susten Audit: Year Round Toxicity

Q. If you had the option to move your job/business out of Delhi to a cleaner city tomorrow, would you take it?

I would like to answer in one word, definitely yes, that is not only voice of me, evry person of my age or young generation are concerned about their health and future. 

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Extreme heatwaves are merging with toxic smog. In a city of glass and concrete, the summer heat has become a trap that makes survival impossible for the human body. 

The Heat is Rising

 The Concrete Jungle Trap

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We are destroying our only defense against desertification. Mining and encroachment have stripped the hills bare, leaving Delhi defenseless against the incoming dust and rising heat. 

Defences are Falling

The Aravalli Shield

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Audit: Pediatric Health Crisis 

The Most Vulnerable 

Parents are leading the exodus to save their children’s lungs. Doctors warn of permanent respiratory damage in 5-year-olds.

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We aren’t just building roads; we are choking the trees. Cemented pavements kills trees that could save us from the heat.

Suffocating Roads

Infrastructure Failure

We encourage people to replace Cement / metal or barbed-wire fences with greenery. 

It creates a natural dust filter and a nesting site for birds, turning a "dead" boundary into a "living" habitat.