India, Oct. 31 -- Reacting to the Commission for Air Quality Management's (CAQM) order restricting dust-generating demolition and outdoor construction activities across the NCR from November 5 to 20, with exemptions for essential public infrastructure, real estate industry bodies Naredco and Credai have called for a calibrated approach.They said construction restrictions should be linked to actual pollution levels rather than imposed as a blanket ban, adding that unnecessary work stoppages could hurt the real estate sector, disrupt ongoing projects, delay construction schedules and affect the livelihoods of construction workers.In an order dated October 30, the CAQM directed government and private offices in Delhi and five NCR districts, ...