The Air Quality Index (AQI) in Delhi's Anand Vihar has been recorded at 334, which is classified as 'very poor'.

In areas around AIIMS, a thin layer of smog was visible as the AQI dropped to 253, with residents are already feeling the effects of the deteriorating air.

Chief Minister Atishi has called on Delhi residents to adopt several measures to combat pollution, including carpooling, avoiding the burning of crackers and waste, and using the Green Delhi app to report pollution incidents.

Delhi remained the fourth most polluted city in India with an Air Quality Index (AQI) of 292 as of 10 am on Friday. The air pollution is likely to worsen and reach ‘very poor’ levels by Sunday, according to an Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology (IITM) forecast.

Delhi is shrouded in smog as pollution levels rise, with AQI ranging between 250 and 339 in various areas. An orange alert has been issued amid deteriorating air quality, severely impacting public health.

The air pollution situation in Delhi-NCR continued to deteriorate on Friday with the Air Quality Index (AQI) reaching 293, putting it in the 'poor' category. On Thursday, the poll

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts unfavourable weather will continue, keeping pollution levels high until at least Sunday

Here's all you need to know about Delhi's air quality. A layer of smog was seen in Delhi as the AQI dropped to the Air Quality Index to the 'Poor' category. 2. According to the Ce

Delhi environment minister Gopal Rai said that the government is committed to addressing pollution sources through its winter action plan.

A layer of fog engulfed the Anand Vihar area of Delhi as the AQI drops to 334, categorised as 'Very Poor'. Meanwhile, PWD vehicles sprinkle water in the parts of the national capital to reduce dust pollution in compliance with GRAP-1.

In response to the deteriorating air conditions, the Public Welfare Department (PWD) deployed water-sprinkling vehicles across various parts of the city