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A man walks along a road filled with smoke in an industrial region in Mumbai
21 Dec 2006
Source: Reuters

 
A man walks along a road filled with smoke in an industrial region in Mumbai December 21, 2006. Millions in India breathe air loaded with cancer-causing chemicals and toxic gases present at levels that are thousands of times higher than permissible limits, an report by the Community Environmental Monitors (CEM), an independent environmental and health agency, said in June.
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An Asiatic lion rests in Gir forest, about 355 km (221 miles) from the western Indian city of Ahmedabad December 23, 2006. Picture taken December 23, 2006. Over 40 million of India's most impoverished and marginalised people live in the country's forests -- including tiger reserves, wildlife sanctuaries and national parks -- but for years have been neglected by the government and left to fend for themselves. But a new law will for the first time enshrine their right to live in the forests and national parks. Picture taken December 23, 2006. To match feature INDIA-FORESTS/