Delhi’s air quality has deteriorated, as pollution levels reached alarming rates in neighbouring cities as well. Major factors contributing to this situation include vehicle emissions and agricultural fires from nearby states. Forecasts indicate t...
Delhi’s air has turned toxic again and neighbouring cities such as Gurugram and Noida are close behind. Vehicles in the capital and fires in nearby states are the biggest factors, and the forecast shows pollution drifting in from western UP by November 8.
Data shows that 58 cities across India recorded air quality in poor, very poor or severe category on Friday. India’s average PM2.5 concentration in 2025 was nearly 10 times the World Health Organization (WHO) guideline.
Delhi-NCR parents plan to buy classroom air purifiers for kids as smog season approaches
