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Delhi pollution

Delhi witnessed a sharp rise in pollution after Diwali, with the average AQI reaching 376 and Sonia Vihar recording 449.

Delhi records an AQI of 365 as GRAP Stage III restrictions continue across NCR to control pollution ahead of Diwali.

Delhi-NCR faces GRAP Stage III restrictions as AQI reaches 382, bringing construction curbs, vehicle restrictions and hybrid classes.

Delhi records an AQI of 377 for the third consecutive day, with 20 monitoring stations reporting severe pollution levels.

Delhi's AQI reaches 330 ahead of Diwali, with Jahangirpuri recording 451 as eight monitoring stations report severe pollution.

Delhi's AQI reaches 310 as winter conditions set in, prompting pollution curbs and Rs 68.4 lakh in penalties under the Winter Action Plan.

Delhi’s new pollution rules restrict older vehicles, limit office attendance and curb construction. Find out how the measures affect daily life.

Delhi will restrict entry of outside-registered non-BS-VI vehicles from November 1 to January 31 to combat winter air pollution.

Overnight rainfall brought cooler weather to Delhi-NCR on Sunday, offering relief from recent warm conditions.

Delhi-NCR may see isolated rain and thunderstorms on Thursday, while the IMD has issued no heavy rain warning for the capital.