Nashik: Air Commodore Ashutosh Vaidya has assumed command of Air Force Station (AFS), Ojhar in the district, replacing Air Commodore RK Khazanchi. A statement released by Air Force Station, Ojhar said, He has also successfully undergone the prestigious light/jet engine mishap course from USA. He has served in flying stations, operational squadrons, and Base Repair Depots (BRD).He was conferred with commendation by the air officer commanding-in-chief in 2004 and commendation by the Chief of the Air Staff in 2008 for his dedication, hard work and professional acumen.Air Commodore Vaidya is trained on multiple front-line fighter aircraft and was commissioned in the Indian Air Force on September 30, 1991.We also published the following articles recentlyDelhi Air Pollution: Tiny air pollutants put young at stroke riskAir pollution is increasing the risk of stroke in young and healthy individuals, according to doctors. The pollutants cause inflammation and damage to the arteries inner lining. Experts are calling for population-based approaches to prevent strokes and stress the need for collaborative action between the government, healthcare community, and NGOs. Studies have shown that even short-term exposure to air pollution can increase the risk of stroke. Industries, motor vehicles, agriculture, and biofuels are identified as the main contributors to air pollution. Doctors are seeing an increase in stroke patients in their 40s due to pollution.Delhi air quality: Winter and bad air combine to worsen health woesThe rising pollution levels in Delhi are causing respiratory disorders like asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) to worsen, despite medication. Many patients have been admitted to hospitals, with some requiring ICU admission. To address this issue, a pollution-related illness clinic has been set up at RML Hospital, offering treatment and advice on safeguarding health from pollution. The number of patients with respiratory ailments has increased by at least 30% in the past month. Doctors recommend taking simple measures, such as wearing masks outdoors and avoiding smoking indoors.Mumbai Air Pollution: BMC asks some builders to stop work over foul airThe Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has started issuing stop-work notices to builders who have not followed the anti-air pollution guidelines. Several construction sites have been issued notices for violating guidelines such as not having 25ft metal sheets around the perimeter, improper covering of construction sites, and lack of pollution monitors. The BMC has given a deadline of 15-30 days for builders to comply with the guidelines or face a complete halt in their work. The guidelines also apply to infrastructure projects by the government and corporations.

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