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Air pollution

Delhi records an AQI of 377 for the third consecutive day, with 20 monitoring stations reporting severe pollution levels.

Supreme Court permits certified green crackers in Delhi-NCR on November 7 and 8, with a complete ban returning on November 9.

Delhi's AQI reaches 310 as winter conditions set in, prompting pollution curbs and Rs 68.4 lakh in penalties under the Winter Action Plan.

Delhi recorded an October low of 17.1°C as the IMD forecast clear Dussehra weather, with air quality expected to worsen later.

Delhi-NCR may see poor air quality as dry weather continues, with temperatures forecast between 18°C and 35°C this week.

Delhi-NCR may see isolated rain and thunderstorms on Thursday, while the IMD has issued no heavy rain warning for the capital.

Long-term air pollution exposure can affect the lungs and heart, while researchers are studying its potential impact on brain health.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate a global environment conference in Delhi, bringing judicial experts together to address climate challenges.

Delhi NCR faces rising temperatures with IMD issuing a heatwave warning. AQI remains poor across Delhi, Noida and Ghaziabad, raising health concerns.

Climate-driven thunderstorms are worsening pollen allergies and asthma risk worldwide, with rising temperatures and pollution amplifying respiratory health threats.