A recent study conducted by the Pollution Action Committee (PAC) in Ahmedabad, India, has shed light on the impact of industrial pollution on the health of citizens. The study revealed alarming findings regarding the adverse effects of industrial activities on the well-being of the local population. Industrial pollution has been a growing concern in the region, with factories and manufacturing units releasing harmful pollutants into the air and water. The PAC study highlighted the link between exposure to these pollutants and various health issues faced by residents, including respiratory problems, skin disorders, and other serious illnesses. The findings have raised concerns among environmentalists and health experts, urging authorities to take immediate action to address the issue. Measures such as stricter regulations on industrial emissions, better monitoring of pollution levels, and promoting sustainable practices have been recommended to mitigate the impact of industrial pollution on public health. The study serves as a wake-up call for policymakers and industries to prioritize environmental protection and public health. It is crucial to implement effective measures to curb industrial pollution and safeguard the well-being of the citizens in Ahmedabad and across India.