The Delhi Pollution Control Committee has introduced the 'Road RADAR' initiative to enhance air pollution monitoring across the capital's road network. This program involves 13 dedicated surveyors who will systematically survey approximately 18,000 km of roads each month, ensuring that pollution hotspots are identified in real time. Each surveyor is tasked with covering a minimum of 20 km daily, generating around 1,000 geo-located pollution reports each day using the MCD-311 mobile application. The initiative targets 11 categories of pollution sources, including road dust, unregulated parking, and open burning. Delhi Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa emphasized the importance of persistent monitoring and accountability, stating that every identified pollution source must lead to actionable responses from relevant authorities. The automated complaint-routing process aims to streamline communication and improve response times among agencies responsible for pollution control.