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Delhi recorded an AQI of 187 on Monday, while white foam returned to Yamuna, highlighting persistent pollution concerns.

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

Delhi-NCR air pollution remains in the ‘poor’ category, with Pusa recording an AQI of 289 as authorities implement GRAP Stage I measures.

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.

Delhi’s AQI may enter the ‘poor’ category by October 23, while winter pollution-control measures are planned from November 1.

Delhi is set for dry weather until October 22, with temperatures reaching 34°C. The Capital’s AQI stands at 348 in the ‘very poor’ category.

Delhi’s overall AQI remained moderate, but 14 monitoring stations recorded poor air quality, with Mundka reporting the highest AQI at 273.

The IMD has forecast thunderstorms, lightning and strong winds across Delhi-NCR till June 25, with heavy rainfall also expected in several states.

Delhi’s air quality slipped into the ‘severe’ category as toxic smog, dense fog and a cold wave gripped the capital.