Southwest Monsoon Likely To Reach Delhi-NCR Between June 25 And 30: IMD
The IMD has forecast the arrival of the southwest monsoon in Delhi-NCR between June 25 and June 30 after its onset over Kerala.
Dust Storms And Rain Cool Delhi-NCR After Heatwave Spike
Dust storms and rain bring respite from heat in Delhi NCR, with temperatures falling and thunderstorms triggered by a western disturbance.
Showers Offer Temporary Relief In Delhi NCR As AQI Remains Elevated
Rain in Delhi NCR eased the heat, but air quality remains ‘Poor’ across most areas, according to official data.
Delhi Air Quality Worsens Again As AQI Crosses 300 Mark
Delhi’s AQI rose above 300 again as Rahul Gandhi demanded a debate, calling the pollution a ‘health emergency’.
Delhi-NCR Chokes Under Dense Smog As Air Quality Plummets To Hazardous Levels
Delhi-NCR is engulfed in thick smog, with air quality ranging from ‘very poor’ to ‘severe’ and experts warning of health risks as the IMD predicts no immediate relief.
Delhi-NCR Chokes After Diwali; Air Quality Plunges To ‘Very Poor’ As AQI Touches 400
Delhi-NCR’s air quality remained ‘very poor’ on Tuesday morning, with the AQI hitting 400 a day after Diwali, according to CPCB data.
Delhi-NCR Chokes As Air Quality Plummets To ‘Very Poor’ Ahead Of Diwali
Air pollution in Delhi and the NCR has worsened, slipping into the ‘very poor’ category and raising health concerns ahead of Diwali.
Smog Tightens Its Grip On Delhi As Air Quality Slips With Falling Temperatures
With the onset of cooler weather, Delhi’s air quality has taken a marked downturn, sparking unease among both residents and environmental specialists.
Delhi Breathes Cleanest In A Decade As Rains Cleanse Air, Disrupt Roads
Steady rain across Delhi-NCR on Thursday brought relief from the heat and led to the cleanest July air in over a decade.
Delhi Records Lowest AQI In Three Years; Karnataka Braces For Heatwave
Delhi’s air quality improved on Saturday, recording an average AQI of 85 - the lowest for the period between 1 Jan & 15 March in three years.
