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Delhi air quality

Air pollution levels in Delhi show a marginal improvement with the overall AQI dropping to 226 but several areas remain in the poor category while shallow fog affects visibility and morning commutes.

Delhi-NCR air quality improved after rain and gusty winds, with AQI in the ‘moderate’ range on Sunday morning.

CAQM lifts GRAP-IV restrictions after Delhi’s AQI improves, but retains lower-stage curbs to prevent pollution levels from rising again.

Delhi’s air quality improved slightly to the ‘poor’ category on Thursday, but a cold wave and dense fog continue to grip the national capital.

An intense cold wave continued across Delhi-NCR on Monday as air quality remained in the ‘poor’ category and temperatures fell below normal levels.

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

Delhi’s air quality improved slightly on Wednesday, with AQI dropping to 269 from 310, but pollution levels remained in the poor category.

Delhi recorded severe smog on Saturday, with the AQI rising to 333 in the ‘very poor’ category, slightly higher than Friday.

Delhi saw a modest improvement in air quality on Thursday morning, even though temperatures continued their downward slide.

Delhi saw another dip in air quality on Wednesday morning, with pollution rising sharply across several parts of the city.