Delhi’s smog reaches new highs, but a viral parody song turns pollution into humor. From coughing behind masks to rushing to Shimla, the witty track captures the city’s struggle- will music make you laugh or gasp at Delhi’s air crisis?
Can mist sprayers and rapid pothole repairs help Delhi breathe cleaner air this winter? Chief Minister Rekha Gupta outlines a multi-pronged strategy targeting pollution hotspots with water mist technology and infrastructure improvements.
Delhi’s government has announced an ambitious plan to repair all potholes in the capital and surrounding NCR within 72 hours, while cracking down on industrial pollution, vehicle compliance, and dust-generating construction to improve air quality.
According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), Delhi’s average air quality index (AQI) at 7 am on Thursday was recorded at 300, which falls in the very poor category.
Pollution levels rose sharply across the city, and many areas entered the “severe” category. According to Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) data, the national capital’s AQI was recorded at 390 by 9 pm, significantly higher than Monday’s 304 and Sunday’s 279.
A new AQI.IN report reveals shocking data: breathing Delhi’s air is equivalent to smoking 14 cigarettes every day. With PM2.5 levels hovering around 300 µg/m³, the capital’s air quality is among the worst in India.
Delhi is engulfed in heavy smog, forcing residents to grapple with severely polluted air. Invisible particles are slipping deep into your lungs right now, triggering long-term damage. What really happens inside your body when the air turns hazardous?
Delhi wakes up to toxic smog as air quality deteriorates into the ‘very poor’ category, with two areas entering the ‘severe’ zone. The India Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for a cold wave from December 3-6, with temperatures dipping below 10°C in early mornings.
A new CSE report reveals that Delhi-NCR’s winter air has remained dangerously toxic for seven consecutive years, with PM2.5 levels far exceeding safe limits. Despite minor variations, pollution levels show no real improvement, while multiple hotspots continue to worsen.
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