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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 faces extreme air pollution and dense fog, with AQI exceeding 450 in several areas, causing severe health risks and disrupting transport.

Delhi and the National Capital Region wake up to hazardous air as AQI crosses 450, prompting Stage-IV restrictions under GRAP to curb pollution.

Delhi’s air quality deteriorates sharply with a dense smog blanket and very poor Air Quality index readings, including severe pollution in Jahangirpuri, prompting health concerns and government response.

Priyanka Gandhi said the government used the Vande Mataram debate to divert attention from joblessness, pollution, and youth challenges.

Parliament braces for a stormy winter session as the government pushes reforms and the Opposition sharpens its attack on electoral and civic issues.

Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Sunday cited an improved Air Quality Index (AQI) of 74 to highlight her government's efforts in reducing Delhi’s pollution. She said this is the first time in a decade the index has reached such a satisfactory level.

SC confirmed GRAP-4 restrictions in Delhi NCR will stay in effect until Dec 2. Court will review the air pollution case again on that date.

On Monday, Delhi CM Atishi blamed the Central government’s failure to address stubble burning for Delhi’s hazardous air quality.

The top court asked the state governments to act swiftly in line with the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP-IV) to tackle the worsening air quality