Air Quality Index  

Delhi's air pollution can pose serious health risks, but taking proactive measures can help protect you and your family.

The Indian Meteorological Department said the city is likely to witness dense fog in the next 48 hours despite pollution levels dipping further
 

National capital Delhi reeled under biting cold as neighbouring states received heavy snowfall. The Air Quality Index in Delhi docked at 215.

PM 2.5 was recorded at 206 in the "Poor" category and PM 10 at 192 in the "Moderate" category at Lodhi Road area earlier today, according to the Air Quality Index (AQI) data.

Days after the residents of Delhi got out of the intake of toxic air, the air quality of Delhi has again plunged into "poor" category on December 1 

In what comes as a much needed relief, Delhi witnessed mild showers, thereby improving the air quality in the region. The national capital region has been reeling under harmful levels of air pollution ever since Diwali, majorly owing to stubble burning in the neighbouring states of Haryana, Punjab and Uttar Pradesh.

Delhi woke up to a hazy morning on Friday as the air quality index (AQI) of the national capital dipped again to the ‘poor’ category 
 

Air quality in the national capital deteriorated after a brief respite. According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), the city's overall air quality index (AQI) read 242 at 4 pm on Tuesday, up from 214 at the corresponding time the previous day.

Strong, gusty winds and a clear sky with ample sunlight paved the way for an improved air quality in and around Delhi-NCR. All private and government schools in the region reopened after being shut due to severe air pollution. 

According to reports, the Air Quality Index (AQI) recorded in Lodhi Road in Delhi was 218 (PM 2.5) and 217 (PM 10) today (November 17) morning. Mathura Road registered a figure of 304, IIT Delhi docked at 324 and Airport Terminal 3 at 315

Air quality in Delhi has turned 'severe' and Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal is contemplating extending the odd-even scheme. Will this help in reducing the pollution level?
 

Schools in Delhi reopened after an extended Diwali break after the city was covered in a blanket of smog. While the pollution levels have gradually come down since Sunday, the AQI still remains in the 'poor' category.
 

Delhi is covered under a thick blanket of smog and the air quality index  was measured at 703 in certain parts of the city, while some others stood at 676.  In Gurugram, the AQI had crossed the 800 mark.
 

As the Environment Pollution (Prevention and Control) Authority has declared a public health emergency in the national capital in view of the abysmal air quality index, the experts feel that people should take certain precautions to protect their health.

For the first time in this season, the Air Quality Index (AQI) docked as high as 625 at 10 in the morning despite light drizzles in the early hours