This is the thing with my city : 1

The climate of the tropical region is quite easy to understand. Five seasons. Summer, rainy, autumn, winter and spring come successively. In the recent few years, my city has earned a special tag : "The most polluted city of India". Just like any other tropical region, my city was also used to the successive occurrence of the said seasons. But, in the recent past, things have changed. Why? How did it change? Well, as time goes on, one needs to make a few changes. One needs to remove a few misfits from the society and replace them with new ones. 

But due to some strange reason, my city finds it very difficult to adapt with the change. They keep on introducing new things as well as keeping the old ones. Let's take the example of public transport. Here, you can find buses from the mid 90s. You can find buses of the early 2000s, when the Indian transport market was undergoing a revolution, to the latest models. This is not only the case of buses, but also other commodities like cars, ac, fridges, etc. which are the main "creators" of pollution. As a result, the old ones which were already polluting the environment, are now joined by the new ones. This has resulted in a massive climate change. Nor westers in the month of March, which were literally unthinkable, are now a reality. This is not the only phenomena.                       

Sometimes hail, sometimes rain, temperature fluctuating by nearly 10°C per day are the acute results. Fun fact, everyone is aware of this issue. But they prefer to concentrate more on their
"Personal issues" , which hardly remain personal when the quarrel breaks out between them.
    So " saath me aao
            Haath milaao.
            Kadam badao".
Come together and aware the people again and again until they start giving this problem the top most preference. Let's take a step towards a pollution free India. And, as the speaker says " once the 1.3 billion people of the country decides not to pollute India, there exists no such power in the world which can stop them".