Today air pollution in Delhi NCR has reached critical levels resulting in (i) numerous adverse health effects, (ii) significant economic burden on the Delhiites, and (iii) generated international notoriety for Delhi NCR’s poor air quality. Many prestigious organizations and scholarly individuals have conducted modeling and data evaluation studies on this topic. The government has also instituted several remedial strategies. Each remedial measures has helped, but the problem remains. Thus, there is a dire need to develop a cost-effective, pragmatic, implementable “Desi Plan” and implement it NOW. This paper will discuss the complexity of the problem and present a “Desi Solution” to solve this “Desi Problem”. It is anticipated that the air quality in Delhi will improve by orders of magnitude over the next five years with monthly measurable improvement. Key elements of the plan include the establishment of (i) a dedicated responsible organization, (ii) application of a combination of proven technologies, (iii) real time monitoring with appropriate response actions, (iii) public participation and (iv) public education. Upon achieving success in Delhi NCR, the program could easily be extended nationwide.