Delhi Air Pollution | Delhi AQI Rises To 350 As Stubble Burning, Vehicles Fuel Pollution Continues
Delhi's air quality has deteriorated again, with the 24-hour average AQI climbing to 350 after briefly improving to 299. Biomass burning, secondary organic aerosols and vehicular emissions remain major contributors. Meanwhile, Punjab's Moga has recorded 264 farm-fire cases, with reports suggesting stubble burning is increasingly shifting to night hours to evade satellite monitoring. As pollution grips Delhi-NCR, residents of Gurugram's high-rise societies are spending lakhs on sprinklers and anti-smog guns in a bid to clean their surroundings.
