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Ghaziabad: A man was arrested for allegedly killing his girlfriend after she threatened to expose their relationship to his wife, the police said on Thursday. Deputy superintendent of police ( city) Dharmendra Chauhan said the mother of the woman had on October 19 filed a complaint regarding the disappearance her daughter at Kotwali GT Road police station here. After a detailed investigation, a man, identified as Deepak, of Garhi Katiyya village of the Loni area here was arrested from his house on Wednesday, he said. Deepak, while confessing to the crime, said he had met the woman at a discotheque and became friends with her, the DSP said. After a few days the girl began demanding money from him and threatened she will expose their relationship to his wife if he failed to do so, Mr Chauhan said. Deepak planned to eliminate her and took her to Mangalore town near Haridwar in Uttarakhand on September 29. He strangled her and threw the body in a canal, he said. The body was recovered next day by the Uttarakhand police from the canal after some passersby informed it, the DSP said. Following his arrest, Deepak has been been sent to jail, Mr Chauhan said. New Delhi: Delhi was rated to be the most polluted city in the world for ambient air pollution by World Health Organisation in 2014. To tackle health problems associated with air pollution in Delhi, which affect some 46 million people in & around the capital city, indoor plants could be one solution to reduce carbon dioxide level. However, one air purifier can replace 100 of plants which are pertinent to save space in the residential and office complexes. High levels of carbon dioxide inside homes, though not fatal, are a major cause for headaches and lethargy. With the Supreme Court restricting the use of firecrackers, some new age entrepreneurs have begun pioneering work. BreathEasy, a startup founded by Barun Aggarwal, is India’s first indoor air quality total solution provider, recently launched the world’s most impressive air purification systems – IQAir, in India. The 100% Swiss made machines are capable of combating airborne germs, chemicals, smoke & even ultra- fine particles, down to 0.001 micrometers in diameter.