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Delhi records an AQI of 365 as GRAP Stage III restrictions continue across NCR to control pollution ahead of Diwali.

Delhi-NCR faces GRAP Stage III restrictions as AQI reaches 382, bringing construction curbs, vehicle restrictions and hybrid classes.

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

Delhi's AQI reaches 330 ahead of Diwali, with Jahangirpuri recording 451 as eight monitoring stations report severe pollution.

CAQM invokes Stage-II GRAP across Delhi-NCR as Delhi's AQI reaches 324, triggering stricter pollution control measures.

Delhi will enforce revised GRAP vehicle entry restrictions from November 1, allowing eligible BS-VI, CNG and electric vehicles.

Delhi’s AQI reaches 180 as poor air quality persists, with GRAP Stage I measures continuing across Delhi-NCR.

NHAI has deployed 60 sprinklers, 14 anti-smog guns and over 900 workers to reduce dust pollution across Delhi-NCR highways before winter.

Delhi’s AQI remains poor, with Chandni Chowk at 306 as GRAP Stage 1 continues and the Metro adds 20 weekday trips.

Delhi’s AQI hit 238, triggering GRAP Stage 1 as authorities step up dust, vehicle-emission and industrial-pollution controls.