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Air pollution

Delhi remains shrouded in smog as air quality stays in the very poor category, with several areas recording severe pollution and low visibility affecting daily life.

Delhi enforces ‘No PUC, No Fuel’ rule and bars BS-VI vehicles from outside, alongside new traffic, cleaning, and pollution-control measures to tackle severe air pollution.

Delhi saw a modest improvement in air quality on Thursday morning, even though temperatures continued their downward slide.

The Supreme Court on Monday refused to debate farm fires and warned it would not stay passive as Delhi’s air quality turns dangerous.

A lung-strengthening diet rich in antioxidants, spices and fibre helps Indians fight winter pollution and reduce respiratory stress amid rising smog levels.

Delhi continued to battle heavy pollution on Saturday, with the CPCB reporting an AQI of 338 at 7 AM, keeping the city in the ‘very poor’ category for the fifteenth straight day.

Delhi’s air quality plunged to 385 on Friday, placing the city firmly in the 'very poor' category as stagnant winds and a deepening cold wave contributed to rising pollution levels.

A dense layer of toxic smog has once again enveloped Delhi and its adjoining NCR cities, pushing air quality into the ‘severe’ category.

Delhi and its adjoining regions experienced hazardous air quality on Sunday, with the AQI breaching the 400 mark at multiple locations.

Residents of Delhi-NCR are beginning to feel the onset of winter as temperatures dip sharply & strong winds help clear pollution from the air.