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

NHAI has deployed 60 sprinklers, 14 anti-smog guns and over 900 workers to reduce dust pollution across Delhi-NCR highways before winter.

Rain in Delhi NCR eased the heat, but air quality remains ‘Poor’ across most areas, according to official data.

Delhi’s air quality improves as several areas report moderate AQI following the lifting of Stage IV GRAP restrictions, though a fog advisory remains in effect.

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-NCR wakes up to thick smog as AQI rises to 356, prompting stricter pollution control measures and warnings for residents.

The national capital had the highest air quality index of 110 cities monitored by IQ Air early on Monday, reaching as high as 346.