Delhi air pollution

-February 28, 2026

Sunny morning in Delhi, AQI remains ‘poor’

Sunny morning in Delhi, AQI remains ‘poor’

The air quality was recorded in the "poor" category at 9 am on Saturday, with an AQI reading of 238

-February 8, 2026

Delhi records warm day with max of 25.1 degrees C, AQI poor

Delhi records warm day with max of 25.1 degrees C, AQI poor

The minimum temperature was recorded at 11.7 degrees Celsius, around two notches above normal, while the AQI remained poor

-January 3, 2026

Delhi records low of 8.1 degrees Celsius, AQI remains ‘poor’

Delhi records low of 8.1 degrees Celsius, AQI remains ‘poor’

A cold wave is expected to affect isolated places in Delhi between January 3 and January 6, while AQI remains poor

-December 15, 2025

Air quality worsens in city, Jahangirpuri logs 498 AQI

Air quality worsens in city, Jahangirpuri logs 498 AQI

The air quality was 'severe' at 38 stations while it was 'very poor' at two stations. Jahangirpuri, at 498, recorded the worst air quality

-November 19, 2025

Delhi govt waging war on pollution, citizens must join effort: Sirsa

Delhi govt waging war on pollution, citizens must join effort: Sirsa

He said 62 new pollution hotspots have been identified, and work is underway to address them.

-June 18, 2025

Delhi spent just 1/3rd of funds received to fight air pollution: data

Delhi spent just 1/3rd of funds received to fight air pollution: data

Environment ministry data showed that Delhi spent just Rs 13.94 crore, 32.65 per cent of the Rs 42.69 crore released to it under the NCAP.

-June 17, 2025

In Delhi, clean air and thermally comfortable conditions experienced only 3% of year

In Delhi, clean air and thermally comfortable conditions experienced only 3% of year

The study, conducted by CEPT University and climate-tech firm, found that Delhi records around 2,210 thermally comfortable hours with outdoor temperature in the range of 18 degrees Celsius to 31 degrees Celsius

-March 13, 2025

Delhi Air Pollution: Humidity may cause 20% underestimation, study reveals

Delhi Air Pollution: Humidity may cause 20% underestimation, study reveals

Fine particulate matter in Delhi's winter air could be absorbing moisture, leading to an underestimation of PM1 pollution by up to 20%, according to a new study