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Delhi-NCR air quality improves to AQI 349, though some areas remain in severe pollution; temperatures stay above average.

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

Delhi-NCR experiences dense fog and hazardous air quality, with AQI in the 'very poor' to 'severe' range; Stage IV GRAP measures are enforced to curb pollution.

Delhi’s air quality continues to deteriorate, with AQI nearing the ‘very poor’ category. Ten monitoring stations already record readings above 300 amid cold temperatures and fluctuating wind conditions.

Delhi-NCR residents woke to slightly clearer skies on Tuesday after days of dense smog and hazardous pollution levels.

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.

Delhi entered its seventh consecutive day of ‘very poor’ air quality as a thick blanket of smog covered the region.

A dense fog covered the city, reducing visibility. The minimum temperature dropped to 9.2 degrees Celsius at 5:30 AM, reported the India Meteorological Department (IMD).

On Wednesday, the national capital's air quality remained a cause for concern, with the CPCB reporting several areas in 'severe' category.

Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai on Friday praised Delhi residents for keeping post-Diwali pollution levels relatively lower than previous years and urged BJP-led states like Uttar Pradesh and Haryana to adopt similar anti-pollution strategies to reduce air quality issues in Delhi-NCR.