Delhi, Air quality index
GRAP-4 enforced in Delhi-NCR as air quality reaches ‘severe plus’. What’s allowed, what’s not?
On Monday morning, the Air Quality Index (AQI) in Delhi and surrounding areas surged to the season’s highest level, reaching a staggering 484 in the ‘severe plus’ category. In response, the Commission for Air Quality Management has implemented Stage IV of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP).
Delhi NCR is once again grappling with hazardous air quality as pollution levels soar to alarming levels. On Tuesday, the ...
Delhi's air quality reached a hazardous 'severe plus' level, prompting school closures and emergency measures. The Supreme ...
In its latest release, IMD said shallow to moderate fog/smog will continue to shroud throughout the morning and into the night ...
In response to Delhi's escalating air pollution, major universities and schools transitioned to online classes. Authorities ...
In light of the deteriorating Air Quality Index AQI in Delhi and the National Capital Region NCR which has reached alarmingly ...
This decision followed a sharp rise in Delhi's daily average AQI to 441 by 4 pm on Sunday, escalating further to 457 by 7 pm, prompting an emergency meeting of the GRAP Sub-Committee.
Physical classes were suspended till November 23 in Noida. On Tuesday, the daily average air quality index, or AQI, in ...
While India’s AQI (Air Quality Index) levels reach the ‘unhealthy’ category, home remedies like air purifiers and beeswax ...
Delhi's AQI surged to a dangerous 500 on Tuesday, causing severe air pollution, flight cancellations, and health concerns.
The deteriorating air quality in Delhi has prompted the enforcement of GRAP Stage 4 restrictions starting Monday, as the city ...
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