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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.

Rain and gusty winds are set to continue across Delhi-NCR till June 4, keeping temperatures below 40°C and helping the capital record its cleanest air in over seven months.

Delhi air quality improves with AQI in moderate range, prompting authorities to withdraw GRAP restrictions and ease pollution control measures across NCR.

Air pollution levels in Delhi stayed in the poor to very poor range, with Anand Vihar recording the highest AQI at 331.

Air quality panel mandates 50 mg/Nm³ PM cap for NCR industries to curb pollution and protect public health.

Delhi’s air quality improves as AQI falls to ‘poor’, prompting partial lifting of pollution curbs, though several areas still report very poor levels.

Delhi’s air quality improves as several areas report moderate AQI following the lifting of Stage IV GRAP restrictions, though a fog advisory remains in effect.

Dense fog and severe pollution shroud Delhi-NCR, causing flight delays, traffic disruptions, and AQI levels in the ‘very poor’ category.