The pollution control board has recommended state governments to consider closing colleges, restricting non-essential commercial activities, and introducing odd-even vehicle rules

Delhi woke up to a thick blanket of smog on Sunday, with air quality plunging to hazardous levels. Visibility was severely impacted, and residents ar

On Sunday, Delhi’s daily average AQI clocked 441 at 4 pm, as per the Daily AQI Bulletin by CPCB, and further rose to 457 at 7 pm

The AQI in Delhi was recorded at 481 this morning, the worst so far this season, which officials said was due to "unfavourable" meteorological conditions.

Delhi's air quality reached a hazardous AQI level of 1001, as per IQAir, with projections of improvement later in the day. The dense pollution triggered emergency measures, including restrictions on vehicles and construction activities under the GRAP framework.

Delhi chief minister Atishi announced on Sunday that the schools for all students except for those in classes 10 and 12 will remain closed from November 18 onwards, and the classes will run in online

Delhi-NCR activates Stage 4 of GRAP due to severe air pollution, implementing stricter measures and restrictions. Check what’s allowed and what’s not.

This dramatic deterioration in air quality has prompted urgent action from authorities, with Delhi experiencing a host of severe environmental concerns.

The air quality in Delhi deteriorated, prompting GRAP IV restrictions. Schools for students up to Class 11 will switch to online learning, construction work will be banned, and only specific vehicles