Thick fog and toxic smog reduce visibility on Delhi roads every winter, leading to sudden crashes and pile ups. Practical driving habits, vehicle checks and smart decisions can help motorists avoid serious accidents.
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?
The Supreme Court took suo motu cognisance of the rising pollution crisis in Delhi-NCR and issued sharp remarks against authorities for failing to implement effective measures. The bench, led by the CJI, stressed the need for both short-term and long-term action plans and demanded detailed reports on steps taken to curb vehicular, industrial and dust pollution.
Delhi’s air quality has plunged into the ‘very poor’ category, with 37 out of 39 monitoring stations recording AQI above 300 and several crossing the 400 mark. Rohini reported the worst AQI at 416. Surrounding NCR cities including Noida, Ghaziabad and Gurugram are also in the red zone.
Delhi’s air quality has deteriorated to alarming levels, with AQI crossing 400 in several areas, including Ghazipur. The toxic air has created a thick smog, affecting visibility and health across the capital and NCR. PM2.5 and PM10 remain the major pollutants.
Delhi government has suspended all outdoor sports activities in schools and educational institutions due to worsening air quality. AQI levels have crossed 400 in multiple areas, posing severe health risks for children. Authorities have directed all schools, colleges, and sports associations to strictly follow the order until further notice.
Delhi woke up to very poor air quality on November 18, 2025, with the AQI reaching 344. Four monitoring stations reported ‘severe’ pollution. NCR cities including Gurgaon, Faridabad, Meerut, Noida, and Ghaziabad also recorded dangerously high AQI levels.
Delhi’s air has turned toxic again, with several areas crossing 400 AQI- the worst of the season. But even as the smog thickens and protests grow, why hasn’t the government enforced GRAP Stage 3 restrictions yet? Is Delhi running out of clean air time?
Delhi’s air turns dangerously toxic as AQI soars to 727, shrouding the capital in thick smog. Is it Diwali smoke, stubble burning, or a deadly mix of both? Here’s why Delhi is breathing its worst air in months and what’s coming next.
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