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India's first residential air purification tower to come up in Bengaluru

Puravankara launches Purva Atmosphere which will have a 40 feet high tower to purify 32 million cubic metres of air per day

Silhouette of children seen through a layer of dense fog on a cold, winter morning, in New Delhi, Sunday
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Samreen Ahmad Bengaluru
As air pollution continues to grip the cities of India and air quality deteriorates, real estate company Puravankara is setting up what it claims is the country’s first residential air purification tower for its flagship project called Purva Atmosphere in North Bengaluru.

The real estate player has tied up with a Gurgaon based start-up called Kurin to come up with the 40 feet tall air purification tower at the premises of its 12-acre luxury project. It would be investing anywhere between Rs 6-8 crore to set up the tower.

“Once ready, the tower will be able to purify over 32

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