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Delhi-NCR pollution

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

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

Toxic smog pushed Delhi-NCR into a severe air pollution emergency as AQI levels crossed 450 across several areas.

Delhi-NCR’s air quality plunged into the ‘severe plus’ category, with AQI levels exceeding 500 in several areas.

The Commission for Air Quality Management has deferred the fuel ban on end-of-life vehicles in Delhi-NCR to 1 November.

The Supreme Court has refused to lift the ban on the manufacture, storage, and sale of firecrackers in Delhi-NCR.

Delhi-NCR’s air quality continued to remain dangerously poor for the third straight day, with the AQI in the national capital reaching 409.

The Supreme Court affirmed the right to a pollution-free environment, stating no religion endorses harmful practices like firecracker use.