Delhi Air Pollution Level

Delhi's air quality remained severe for a second consecutive day on Tuesday due to unfavourable meteorological conditions though pollution levels are likely to ameliorate in the coming days, forecasting agencies said.

Delhi was the most polluted city in India in 2022 with PM2.5 levels more than double the safe limit and the third highest average PM10 concentration, according to an analysis of Central Pollution Control Board data.

Delhi is back to breathing toxic air with the capital's air quality index or AQI in the severe category and concentration of the fine, cancer-causing pollutant spiking to emergency levels.

The overall quality of the air in the national capital significantly improved to a 'moderate level' today with the AQI recorded at 193 by the System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting And Research (SAFAR).

In a relative relief the air pollution levels in Delhi came down to the 'poor' category from 'very poor', as the national capital recorded an AQI of 221 on Tuesday morning, as per System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting And Research SAFAR.

Owners of BS-III petrol and BS-IV diesel four-wheelers will now be able to take out their vehicles on Delhi roads as the curbs imposed on them amid rising pollution levels ended on Sunday.

With air pollution levels in Delhi coming down to the 'poor' category from 'very poor', the Commission for Air Quality Management has said it will review the situation on Friday.

Air pollution: Detoxify your lungs amid high pollution levels with these simple yet effective measures.

The air pollution in Delhi ameliorated from severe to very poor on Saturday due to favourable wind speed and a dip in the contribution of stubble burning.

Pollution levels in Delhi continued to remain in the severe category as the 24-hour average air quality index stood at 447 on Saturday, the Central Pollution Control Board said.

The Congress demanded on Friday that Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal should resign and apologise over the hazardous pollution levels in Delhi as it sought a blueprint in the next 15 days on how to improve the air quality.

The government and private schools across Delhi, National Capital Region (NCR) have been closed due to the rising pollution levels.

A thick layer of smog covered Delhi and its adjoining areas this morning as pollution levels slipped into "severe" category again after a marginal improvement on Wednesday.

The Delhi BJP on Wednesday demanded closing of schools for physical classes and conducting online teaching to protect children in view of high level of air pollution in the national capital.

The Delhi BJP on Wednesday demanded closing of schools for physical classes and conducting online teaching to protect children in view of high level of air pollution in the national capital.

Delhi's air quality remained severe for a second consecutive day on Tuesday due to unfavourable meteorological conditions though pollution levels are likely to ameliorate in the coming days, forecasting agencies said.

Delhi was the most polluted city in India in 2022 with PM2.5 levels more than double the safe limit and the third highest average PM10 concentration, according to an analysis of Central Pollution Control Board data.

Delhi is back to breathing toxic air with the capital's air quality index or AQI in the severe category and concentration of the fine, cancer-causing pollutant spiking to emergency levels.

The overall quality of the air in the national capital significantly improved to a 'moderate level' today with the AQI recorded at 193 by the System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting And Research (SAFAR).

In a relative relief the air pollution levels in Delhi came down to the 'poor' category from 'very poor', as the national capital recorded an AQI of 221 on Tuesday morning, as per System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting And Research SAFAR.

Owners of BS-III petrol and BS-IV diesel four-wheelers will now be able to take out their vehicles on Delhi roads as the curbs imposed on them amid rising pollution levels ended on Sunday.

With air pollution levels in Delhi coming down to the 'poor' category from 'very poor', the Commission for Air Quality Management has said it will review the situation on Friday.

Air pollution: Detoxify your lungs amid high pollution levels with these simple yet effective measures.

The air pollution in Delhi ameliorated from severe to very poor on Saturday due to favourable wind speed and a dip in the contribution of stubble burning.

Pollution levels in Delhi continued to remain in the severe category as the 24-hour average air quality index stood at 447 on Saturday, the Central Pollution Control Board said.

The Congress demanded on Friday that Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal should resign and apologise over the hazardous pollution levels in Delhi as it sought a blueprint in the next 15 days on how to improve the air quality.

The government and private schools across Delhi, National Capital Region (NCR) have been closed due to the rising pollution levels.

A thick layer of smog covered Delhi and its adjoining areas this morning as pollution levels slipped into "severe" category again after a marginal improvement on Wednesday.

The Delhi BJP on Wednesday demanded closing of schools for physical classes and conducting online teaching to protect children in view of high level of air pollution in the national capital.

The Delhi BJP on Wednesday demanded closing of schools for physical classes and conducting online teaching to protect children in view of high level of air pollution in the national capital.