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Air Quality Index

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-NCR wakes up to thick smog as AQI rises to 356, prompting stricter pollution control measures and warnings for residents.

Delhi’s AQI rose slightly to 328, but pollution remains ‘very poor’ with hazardous readings in several areas.

Delhi and the National Capital Region wake up to hazardous air as AQI crosses 450, prompting Stage-IV restrictions under GRAP to curb pollution.

Delhi’s air quality deteriorates sharply with a dense smog blanket and very poor Air Quality index readings, including severe pollution in Jahangirpuri, prompting health concerns and government response.

CJI Surya Kant highlights Delhi’s severe pollution, prompting lawyers to request virtual hearings for safety.

As November nears, Delhi and NCR residents can expect colder, foggier mornings and worsening air pollution.

Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Sunday cited an improved Air Quality Index (AQI) of 74 to highlight her government's efforts in reducing Delhi’s pollution. She said this is the first time in a decade the index has reached such a satisfactory level.

Delhi has experienced its wettest May in recorded history, with rainfall levels surpassing all previous benchmarks.

Delhi NCR woke up to thick blankets of fog on Saturday, causing near-zero visibility on the roads and severely disrupting normal life.