Air Quality Index Delhi  

Take these precautions before heading out of home in extreme Delhi pollution.

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

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. 

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.
 

Air pollution in Delhi has worsened and the Supreme Court panel has declared a public emergency in the region. The harmful effects of air pollution has been simplified by Supriya Krishnamurthy on MyNation. 
 

As the latest Air Quality Index (AQI) betrays, Delhi is breathing a “very unhealthy” air at an alarming level of 279 points on the air quality parameters. The PM 10 level (presence in the air of particles with a diameter of less than 10 micrometres ) in Delhi stood at 999 and the PM2.5 level was recorded at 638, according to aqicn.org.