Overall AQI at 492, Delhi’s air quality still ‘severe-plus’, several stations hit 500-mark
Northern India is grappling with a severe air quality crisis as pollution levels skyrocket across major cities. The situation is particularly dire in Delhi, Mumbai, and parts of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, where the Air Quality Index (AQI) has reached alarming levels, posing significant health risks.
From October 1 to November 15, while Coimbatore received the highest rainfall with 418 mm marking a 67% increase above normal ...
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The western part of India will experience a significant increase in precipitation, said a new report by researchers at Azim ...
The average air quality index (AQI) in Delhi early Tuesday was recorded to be 492 (as of 7 am). The AQI in Alipur, Anand ...
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued an orange alert for November 18, forecasting dense fog and smog conditions ...
The air quality in the national capital also remained in the 'severe plus' category for the second consecutive day ...
Thick grey haze choked Delhi for the third straight day on Tuesday, with the pollution levels remaining alarmingly high at 488 in the ‘severe plus’ category. Calm winds and dropping temperatures made ...
Around 38% of the pollution in New Delhi this year has been caused by stubble burning - a practice where stubble left after ...
This temperature dip will particularly affect regions including Punjab, Haryana, North Rajasthan, North Uttar Pradesh, and ...
New Delhi: India has adopted the global standard for CubeSat—a class of small satellites—as part of the Union government’s ...
A blanket of smog covered several parts of Mumbai city. (Visuals from around Bandra Kurla Complex area) ...
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has reported severe air pollution exacerbating the situation in the capital, where ...
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