Delhi saw 11 'severe' air quality days in November this year, the highest in the month since the CPCB started maintaining air quality data in 2015
Delhi govt deposited Rs 5,000 each in bank accounts of 295,000 construction workers who have been affected by ban on construction activities in national capital in view of high pollution levels
DDMA said 30 standing passengers will be allowed in each Metro train coach
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Delhi-NCR recorded its air quality in the very poor category on Wednesday morning
The national capital's AQI stood at 8 am at 331, in the 'very poor' category on Tuesday.
The Delhi government has told the Supreme Court that it is ready to take steps like complete lockdown to control the local emission, which would help in bringing down the air pollution
Haryana government announced various measures including closure of all schools, ban on all types of construction in four districts of Gurugram, Faridabad, Sonipat and Jhajjar till November 17.
The Delhi Traffic Police has intensified its crackdown against pollution violators and those still plying old vehicles with deployment of teams at 170 locations across the city, officials said.
CM Arvind Kejriwal said that pollution level is rising in Delhi due to stubble burning in neighbouring states and called upon all stakeholders to work together to combat it
Air pollution became worse after people violated a ban and burnt firecrackers on Diwali on November 4, but the problem was compounded by other sources.
A layer of smog covered Delhi-NCR and partially blotted out sun on Chhath Puja as the air quality slipped back to severe with unfavourable meteorological conditions aiding accumulation of pollutants
Te maximum temperature recorded in Delhi on Monday was normal for this time of the year
As per SAFAR's analysis at 6:15 am today, Delhi's overall air quality was found to be in 'severe' category with the AQI standing at 436.
Fireworks led to major changes in PM10 and PM2.5 concentrations in Delhi, DPCC said
Delhi's air quality was in the 'very poor' category on Friday morning with AQI at 386
At 8 am, the capital's air quality index (AQI) stood at 341, up from 314 at 4 pm on Wednesday. The 24-hour average AQI was 303 on Tuesday and 281 on Monday.
The share of stubble burning in Delhi's PM2.5 pollution is predicted to increase to 38 per cent by November 6 two days after Diwali
The state government has been adopting a mix of coercion and coaxing to bring down the number of polluting vehicles in the National Capital Territory