ANALYSIS OF AGRO RESIDUE BURNING AND PRESENT SCENARIO IN KEY AREAS OF NORTHERN PLAINS IN INDIA

According to MNRE report, India produces around 500 million tons (Mt) of harvest buildups every year. In India, crop blazing is a standard route for agriculturalists to ruin scraps after they reap deliver, for example, wheat, rice, sugarcane and so on. The smoldering of farming buildups, because of any reason causes a huge wellspring of artificially and radioactively critical follow gasses that are all that much hurtful for the climate. There are a few alternatives are accessible which can be polished, for example, treating the soil, era of vitality, generation of biofuel and reusing in soil to deal with the deposits in a gainful way. This study demonstrates the current state of this product smoldering buildups in northern piece of India, particularly in Indo-Gangetic zone& its belongings, air and water quality level. Aerosol optical and radiative propertieshave been analyzed over the ground-based Aerosol Robotic Network (AERONET).We determine an expansion in AOD happened over the region amid the perception period, principally because of long-range transference of mist concentrates transmitted because of harvest deposit burning.