> We're talking about Delhi here, not all of India. Parent was comparing country population densities. GP was asserting whole of India is overpopulated, while

> We're talking about Delhi here, not all of India. Parent was comparing country population densities. GP was asserting whole of India is overpopulated, while also trying to assert that 'this issue only affects Delhi'. Clearly the 'only affects Delhi' isn't pollution related -- as most large cities in India are literally breathtakingly polluted. So I assume GP was asserting that the burnoff issue was a purely Delhi (or surrounds) related issue ... though even that seems unlikely given the water management & agricultural practices throughout the country.