A thick layer of fog was seen in Anand Vihar, Kalkaji, Nehru Place, and Akshardham Temple localities among other places in the national capital, as the city's air quality dropped to 385 at 8 am today.

Delhi's air quality worsens as AQI reaches 317, prompting Grap-II measures to combat pollution and protect public health

GRAP Stage II bans coal and firewood use, affecting eateries and diesel generators. AQI reached 310 on October 21, marking ‘very poor’ air quality, primarily due to transportation and stubble burning.

Delhi’s citizens woke up to smog blanketing the Indian capital and toxic foam floating on the Yamuna river on Saturday. Delhi’s Air Quality Index (AQI) of 273 hit the “poor” category on Saturday, according to data from the Central Pollution Control Board.

Delhi's air quality has deteriorated to the 'poor' category due to changing weather conditions and the pollution level is expected to worsen after Diwali, Environment Minister Gopal Rai said on Saturd

Adding to the city’s environmental woes, the Yamuna River was seen covered in a thick layer of white froth ahead of the festive season.

Delhi's air quality continues to deteriorate for the fourth consecutive day as winter approaches. In Anand Vihar and Akshardham, the AQI rose to 334.

The AQI in the national capital has reached alarming levels, with Anand Vihar at 334 and AIIMS at 253. Areas like Rohini have fallen into the 'severe' category; read to know more

The Delhi government's Public Works Department (PWD) has initiated measures to mitigate dust pollution, including sprinkling water across various areas.

The Central Pollution Control Board warns that an AQI in the 'very poor' category can significantly elevate the risk of respiratory illnesses with prolonged exposure