India's capital, Delhi, is set to experience a sharp dip in temperatures, with the mercury expected to plummet to around 3°C from December 10th. This comes just a day after Delhi's Air Quality Index (AQI) remained in the "poor" category at 276. Season’s first cold wave is about to start from next week in India, as a western disturbance is likely to enter the western Himalayas. It will set off icy cold winds from snow-clad Himalayas to bring a significant drop in temperature next week... Watch to know more!

India: Cold Wave To Sweep Through Delhi From December 9

<p>Farmers from the northern Indian state of Punjab have suspended the 'Delhi Chalo' march for today (Dec 6) as police started using tear gas shells to prevent&nbsp;them from crossing the border.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Farmers in the day, vowed to march from the Shambhu border to the Parliament in Delhi on Friday (Dec 6).&nbsp;</p>

<p>As police fired tear gas shells, at least six farmers got injured, including BKU Krantikari chairman Surjit Singh Phool. Following this, farmer leader Sarwan Pandher has called for talks with Haryana police at the Shambhu border.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The farmers are pressing the Indian government to address their demands, including higher compensation and residential plots for their acquired land.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/delhi-ncr-bracing-for-traffic-chaos-as-punjab-farmers-vow-to-continue-march-781879"><strong>Also read:&nbsp;Delhi-NCR bracing for traffic chaos as Punjab farmers vow to continue march today</strong></a></p>

<p>The group of farmers are from Punjab under the banner of the Samyukta Kisan Morcha (non-political) and the Kisan Mazdoor Morcha.&nbsp;</p>

<p>As they continue to demonstrate at the Shambhu border, security has beefed up and Section 163 of the BNS has been imposed in Haryana's Ambala district, which prohibits the unlawful assembly of groups of four or more people.</p>

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<p>The group managed to cross the initial barricades easily but was unable to move further.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Further, farmers were also seen removing barbed wires and barricades put up by the police at the border, news agency PTI reported.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Watch |&nbsp;Delhi Farmers Protest Explained: Why Are Farmers Protesting and What Are Their Demands?</strong></p>

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<p>Meanwhile, some of the farmers said that the police used pepper spray on them to stop them from heading towards Delhi.</p>

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<h2><strong>'Farmers' demand is justified'</strong></h2>

<p>Samajwadi Party MP Awadhesh Prasad reacted to the current situation in the country, stressing, "Farmers' demand is justified because farmers are the soul of the country."</p>

<p>"Our country is farmers' country and till they become prosperous, our country won't become prosperous," he added.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>'Govt turned back on its word'</strong></h2>

<p>Congress MP Rajeev Shukla said the government had promised a legal guarantee of MSP to the farmers but in Punjab, the situation like paddy procurement is not even being done.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"The government has turned back on its word. Even the vice president has expressed his concern about this issue. This government doesn't do what it says, so the farmers are agitated," he said.&nbsp;</p>

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Farmers from the northern Indian state of Punjab have suspended the 'Delhi Chalo' march for today (Dec 6) as police started using tear gas shells to prevent them from crossing the border.

Farmers from the northern Indian state of Punjab have suspended the 'Delhi Chalo' march for today (Dec 6) as police started using tear gas shells to prevent them from crossing the border. Farmers in the day, vowed to march from the Shambhu border to the Parliament in Delhi on Friday (Dec 6). As police fired tear gas shells, at least six farmers got injured, including BKU Krantikari chairman Surjit Singh Phool. Following this, farmer leader Sarwan Pandher has called for talks with Haryana police at the Shambhu border. The farmers are pressing the Indian government to address their demands, including higher compensation and residential plots for their acquired land. Also read: Delhi-NCR bracing for traffic chaos as Punjab farmers vow to continue march today The group of farmers are from Punjab under the banner of the Samyukta Kisan Morcha (non-political) and the Kisan Mazdoor Morcha. As they continue to demonstrate at the Shambhu border, security has beefed up and Section 163 of the BNS has been imposed in Haryana's Ambala district, which prohibits the unlawful assembly of groups of four or more people. #WATCH | Police use tear gas to disperse protesting farmers at the Haryana-Punjab Shambhu Border. The farmers have announced to march towards the National Capital-Delhi over their various demands. pic.twitter.com/TQyigtUF6K — ANI (@ANI) December 6, 2024 × The group managed to cross the initial barricades easily but was unable to move further. Further, farmers were also seen removing barbed wires and barricades put up by the police at the border, news agency PTI reported. Watch | Delhi Farmers Protest Explained: Why Are Farmers Protesting and What Are Their Demands? × Meanwhile, some of the farmers said that the police used pepper spray on them to stop them from heading towards Delhi. VIDEO | Farmers remove barbed wires and barricades put up by the police at #Shambhu border. The protesting farmers are marching to force the Centre for a legal guarantee for minimum support price for crops.#FarmersProtest (Full video available on PTI Videos -… pic.twitter.com/Vi8h2rK94U — Press Trust of India (@PTI_News) December 6, 2024 × 'Farmers' demand is justified' Samajwadi Party MP Awadhesh Prasad reacted to the current situation in the country, stressing, "Farmers' demand is justified because farmers are the soul of the country." "Our country is farmers' country and till they become prosperous, our country won't become prosperous," he added. 'Govt turned back on its word' Congress MP Rajeev Shukla said the government had promised a legal guarantee of MSP to the farmers but in Punjab, the situation like paddy procurement is not even being done. "The government has turned back on its word. Even the vice president has expressed his concern about this issue. This government doesn't do what it says, so the farmers are agitated," he said. (With inputs from agencies)

'Delhi Chalo' protest: Farmers halt march after police use tear gas shells, injuring many protesters

Delhi's air pollution crisis has reached alarming levels, with air quality consistently falling into the "very poor" and "severe" categories. The ongoing environmental disaster has triggered the implementation of the graded response action plan or grap-4, which enforces stringent restrictions to mitigate the pollution. These measures include curbs on commercial vehicle movement, halting construction activities, and reducing outdoor events. Watch in for more details!

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<p><meta charset="utf-8" />In a major relief for New Delhi, the Supreme Court has eased GRAP-IV (Stage IV) restrictions due to improved air quality. The Court directed the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) to reduce these measures to GRAP-II (Stage II) but restrained any further relaxation. This development is part of ongoing efforts to control severe pollution levels in Delhi, aggravated by stubble burning, vehicular emissions, and construction activities.</p>

<p dir="ltr">The Court directed the CAQM to consider the adoption of certain precautionary measures as in GRAP-III to be initiated when the Air Quality Index reached 350. When it was 400, the Court made it clear that all severe measures as in GRAP-IV would need to be reimposed.</p>

<p dir="ltr">Delhi has improved significantly from 'very poor' to 'moderate' on its AQI. The AQI was recorded Thursday morning at 161. According to the AQI scale, air quality is qualified as: 'moderate' (101-200), 'poor' (201-300), and 'very poor' (301-400).<br />
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"Considering the data before us, we do not think it will be appropriate at this stage to allow the Commission to go below Stage 2. So we permit the Commission to go to Stage 2 for the present," said Justice Abhay S. Oka, who was part of the bench that heard the case.</p>

<p dir="ltr">Although certain areas recorded poor AQI like RK Puram, Mundka, and Shadipur&nbsp;while central areas like ITO and Anand Vihar had better readings.</p>

<p dir="ltr">The Supreme Court had previously highlighted that the right to live in a pollution-free environment is a fundamental right under Article 21 of the Constitution.&nbsp;</p>

<p dir="ltr">The Court has assigned the CAQM with the task of monitoring the vanishing air and taking necessary action. The CAQM commission continues to closely watch the situation.</p>

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In a major relief for New Delhi, the Supreme Court has eased GRAP-IV (Stage IV) restrictions due to improved air quality. The Court directed the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) to reduce these measures to GRAP-II (Stage II) but restrained any further relaxation.

In a major relief for New Delhi, the Supreme Court has eased GRAP-IV (Stage IV) restrictions due to improved air quality. The Court directed the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) to reduce these measures to GRAP-II (Stage II) but restrained any further relaxation. This development is part of ongoing efforts to control severe pollution levels in Delhi, aggravated by stubble burning, vehicular emissions, and construction activities. The Court directed the CAQM to consider the adoption of certain precautionary measures as in GRAP-III to be initiated when the Air Quality Index reached 350. When it was 400, the Court made it clear that all severe measures as in GRAP-IV would need to be reimposed. Delhi has improved significantly from 'very poor' to 'moderate' on its AQI. The AQI was recorded Thursday morning at 161. According to the AQI scale, air quality is qualified as: 'moderate' (101-200), 'poor' (201-300), and 'very poor' (301-400). "Considering the data before us, we do not think it will be appropriate at this stage to allow the Commission to go below Stage 2. So we permit the Commission to go to Stage 2 for the present," said Justice Abhay S. Oka, who was part of the bench that heard the case. Although certain areas recorded poor AQI like RK Puram, Mundka, and Shadipur while central areas like ITO and Anand Vihar had better readings. The Supreme Court had previously highlighted that the right to live in a pollution-free environment is a fundamental right under Article 21 of the Constitution. The Court has assigned the CAQM with the task of monitoring the vanishing air and taking necessary action. The CAQM commission continues to closely watch the situation.

Supreme Court lifts GRAP-IV restrictions as Delhi’s AQI drops to 'Moderate'

Delhiites are breathing easy after nearly two months. Delhi's air quality index has come down to 161, according to the data from the central pollution control board. With this, the Indian capital's AQI is down to the 'moderate' category, and this period of relief is expected to continue for the next two to three days. Watch in for more details!

Delhi's AQI Drops To 'Moderate' Category After Nearly Two Months

<p>In a shocking incident, a man, his wife, and their daughter were found brutally stabbed to death in their home in the Neb Sarai area of South Delhi on the morning of Wednesday (Dec 4).&nbsp;According to the Indian news agency ANI, the son who initially reported the crime later confessed to committing it.</p>

<p>The victims were identified as 53-year-old Rajesh, his wife Komal, 47, and their 23-year-old daughter Kavita.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The police came after receiving the call and started their investigation. In initial reports, nothing was said to have been stolen from the house, and there was no sign of a break-in.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Joint CP, Southern range, SK Jain said, "At the scene of the crime, there was no sign of theft or forced entry, and the bodies were found on the bed. It was clear that it was not a case of robbery or burglary. Footage from all CCTV cameras was examined. Arjun, the main complainant and son, started to reveal facts when he was questioned by the police. Slowly, we could see contradictions in his statements. In the end, he confessed to the murder of his father, mother and sister. Arjun's relations with his father and family were not good. His father was an ex-serviceman. He used his Army knife to commit the crime. The motive behind the murders was that the man used to feel humiliated by his father's scoldings. The second reason was sibling rivalry. In anger, he planned to kill them and selected December 4 as the date to commit the crime as it was the wedding anniversary of his parents."</p>

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<p>A neighbour told Indian news agency ANI that they rushed to the house after hearing noise. The son told neighbours that he went for a morning walk after wishing his parents on their wedding anniversary, only to return and find the tragic scene. "He said he saw blood all around and his parents and sister had been stabbed to death," the neighbour added.</p>

<p><strong>Watch |&nbsp;Gravitas: Delhi Police use AI to solve a murder mystery</strong></p>

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<p>Delhi Chief Minister Atishi, and former CM Arvind Kejriwal have condemned the incident and criticised the central government for failing to make the city safe. Atishi accused the Centre of failing in its duty to protect people, while Kejriwal called it "extremely painful and frightening," stating that law and order in Delhi had collapsed.</p>

<p>The Delhi Police, under the Union Ministry of Home Affairs, said it was carrying on with the investigation into the&nbsp;triple&nbsp;murder.</p>

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In a shocking incident, a man, his wife, and their daughter were found brutally stabbed to death in their home in the Neb Sarai area of South Delhi on the morning of Wednesday (Dec 4).

In a shocking incident, a man, his wife, and their daughter were found brutally stabbed to death in their home in the Neb Sarai area of South Delhi on the morning of Wednesday (Dec 4). According to the Indian news agency ANI, the son who initially reported the crime later confessed to committing it. The victims were identified as 53-year-old Rajesh, his wife Komal, 47, and their 23-year-old daughter Kavita. Also read: Delhi hospital horror: Doctor shot dead by 2 teenagers who entered hospital under pretext of injury The police came after receiving the call and started their investigation. In initial reports, nothing was said to have been stolen from the house, and there was no sign of a break-in. Joint CP, Southern range, SK Jain said, "At the scene of the crime, there was no sign of theft or forced entry, and the bodies were found on the bed. It was clear that it was not a case of robbery or burglary. Footage from all CCTV cameras was examined. Arjun, the main complainant and son, started to reveal facts when he was questioned by the police. Slowly, we could see contradictions in his statements. In the end, he confessed to the murder of his father, mother and sister. Arjun's relations with his father and family were not good. His father was an ex-serviceman. He used his Army knife to commit the crime. The motive behind the murders was that the man used to feel humiliated by his father's scoldings. The second reason was sibling rivalry. In anger, he planned to kill them and selected December 4 as the date to commit the crime as it was the wedding anniversary of his parents." #WATCH | Delhi | On Neb Sarai triple murder, Joint CP, Southern range, SK Jain says, "At the scene of the crime, there was no sign of theft and forced entry, and the bodies were found on the bed. It was clear that it was not a case of robbery or burglary. Footage from all CCTV… pic.twitter.com/ubDqHjXW43 — ANI (@ANI) December 4, 2024 × A neighbour told Indian news agency ANI that they rushed to the house after hearing noise. The son told neighbours that he went for a morning walk after wishing his parents on their wedding anniversary, only to return and find the tragic scene. "He said he saw blood all around and his parents and sister had been stabbed to death," the neighbour added. Watch | Gravitas: Delhi Police use AI to solve a murder mystery × Delhi Chief Minister Atishi, and former CM Arvind Kejriwal have condemned the incident and criticised the central government for failing to make the city safe. Atishi accused the Centre of failing in its duty to protect people, while Kejriwal called it "extremely painful and frightening," stating that law and order in Delhi had collapsed. The Delhi Police, under the Union Ministry of Home Affairs, said it was carrying on with the investigation into the triple murder. (With inputs from agencies)

Delhi triple murder: Police say son killed family over father's scolding and sibling rivalry

Punjabi farmers broke down police barriers at the Dalit Prerna Sthal in Noida and started marching towards Delhi, announcing their intention to seek a discussion on the Minimum Support Price (MSP).

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Delhi's air pollution crisis has reached alarming levels, with air quality consistently falling into the "very poor" and "severe" categories. The ongoing environmental disaster has triggered the implementation of the graded response action plan or grap-4, which enforces stringent restrictions to mitigate the pollution. These measures include curbs on commercial vehicle movement, halting construction activities, and reducing outdoor events.

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Air Quality in the Indian capital continues to worsen.. This morning, Delhi reclaimed the position of the most polluted city in the country,. After moving down the list for the past few days. Delhi woke up to ‘very poor’ air quality today with an air quality index of 331. At least 22 of the 38 monitoring stations show ‘very poor’ AQI levels. Watch in for more details!

Delhi's Air Quality Worsens After Brief Respite

<p>An explosion was heard in Delhi's Prashant Vihar near the PVR multiplex on Thursday (Nov 28).&nbsp;</p>

<p>Police said the blast occurred around 11:48 am and a white powdery substance was found at the site, according to India Today.</p>

<p>The explosion occurred near the boundary of a park adjacent to a sweet shop named Bansi Wala.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Police and fire fighting vehicles immediately reached the spot after the explosion was reported.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The cause of the blast is under investigation, police said.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Verification is also underway regarding the call reporting the explosion.&nbsp;</p>

<p>One person sustained minor injuries in the blast and an investigation is underway to find the cause of the explosion.</p>

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<p>Speaking to ANI, Delhi Police Public Relations Officer (PRO) and Additional Commissioner of Police, Sanjay Kumar Tyagi said that as of now there is no suspect.</p>

<p>"One person sustained minor injuries. Police teams and other specialised staff - special cell, forensics and other units are at the spot. The cause of the explosion is being ascertained... As of now, there is no suspect...The person with minor injuries was discharged after treatment," he said.</p>

<p>The National Security Guards (NSG) has set up a counter of Bomb Disposal Unit on the spot.</p>

<p>According to the sources, Delhi Police has seized more than 10 DVRs near the spot and is scanning the CCTV of the nearby area.</p>

<p>The sources also mentioned that the suspect used a garbage area to place explosives. The police have not found any kind of particles yet, though white powder residue was there near the spot.</p>

<p>"Chemical quantity which was used this time was less compared to last month's incident," they said.</p>

<p>Notably, this comes a month after a blast was reported in Prashant Vihar outside a CRPF school.</p>

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<p>Police sources revealed that the explosive device was wrapped in a polythene bag and buried in a half to one-foot-deep pit, which was then covered with garbage. While there were no reported injuries, nearby vehicles and properties were damaged due to the blast.</p>

<p>Following a preliminary investigation, Delhi Police filed a First Information Report (FIR) under Section 4 of the Prevention of Damage to Public Property Act, Section 3 of the Indian Explosives Act, and other relevant sections to continue the probe.&nbsp;</p>

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An explosion was heard in Delhi's Prashant Vihar near the PVR multiplex on Thursday (Nov 28). Police said the blast occurred around 11:48 am and a white powdery substance was found at the site, according to India Today.

An explosion was heard in Delhi's Prashant Vihar near the PVR multiplex on Thursday (Nov 28). Police said the blast occurred around 11:48 am and a white powdery substance was found at the site, according to India Today. The explosion occurred near the boundary of a park adjacent to a sweet shop named Bansi Wala. Police and fire fighting vehicles immediately reached the spot after the explosion was reported. The cause of the blast is under investigation, police said. Verification is also underway regarding the call reporting the explosion. One person sustained minor injuries in the blast and an investigation is underway to find the cause of the explosion. Also read | ED team gets attacked, officer suffers injury amid raid in cyber fraud case in Delhi Speaking to ANI, Delhi Police Public Relations Officer (PRO) and Additional Commissioner of Police, Sanjay Kumar Tyagi said that as of now there is no suspect. "One person sustained minor injuries. Police teams and other specialised staff - special cell, forensics and other units are at the spot. The cause of the explosion is being ascertained... As of now, there is no suspect...The person with minor injuries was discharged after treatment," he said. The National Security Guards (NSG) has set up a counter of Bomb Disposal Unit on the spot. According to the sources, Delhi Police has seized more than 10 DVRs near the spot and is scanning the CCTV of the nearby area. The sources also mentioned that the suspect used a garbage area to place explosives. The police have not found any kind of particles yet, though white powder residue was there near the spot. "Chemical quantity which was used this time was less compared to last month's incident," they said. Notably, this comes a month after a blast was reported in Prashant Vihar outside a CRPF school. Also read | TRIGGER WARNING: Jharkhand shocker | Live-in partner rapes and kills woman, chops her body into 40 pieces Police sources revealed that the explosive device was wrapped in a polythene bag and buried in a half to one-foot-deep pit, which was then covered with garbage. While there were no reported injuries, nearby vehicles and properties were damaged due to the blast. Following a preliminary investigation, Delhi Police filed a First Information Report (FIR) under Section 4 of the Prevention of Damage to Public Property Act, Section 3 of the Indian Explosives Act, and other relevant sections to continue the probe. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

One person injured in explosion near Delhi's Prashant Vihar, investigation underway

After a brief respite pollution levels in the Indian capital have worsened once again this morning with the air quality index rising further up in the very poor category. Watch in for more details!

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Delhi Air Quality Worsens After Brief Despite

Delhi's pollution levels have somewhat dropped, providing a little reprieve for the Indian metropolis. The air quality is now approaching the 'bad' category, which is close to the 300 threshold. Delhi's air quality index was reported at 301 this morning, down from 343 yesterday morning, according to statistics from the Central Pollution Control Board. To learn more, watch!

Delhi AQI Recorded At 301 on Wednesday Morning

Even as the air quality in the national capital Delhi has improved slightly, schools across the city are closed. Gurgaon and other NCR districts are considering reopening the schools following a Supreme Court directive. Watch this report for more details!

Schools in Delhi Prepare to Reopen Despite Pollution Concerns

India's transport sector is driving a surge in fuel consumption and carbon emissions, with potential global implications. According to a recent study by think tank t-e-r-I, emissions from India's transportation could significantly impact climate goals, as vehicle numbers and fuel demand are projected to soar through 2070.

India’s Transport Boom Fuels Emission Surge

Air pollution in the capital Delhi has returned to severe level from very poor category in most places. To curb pollution levels, ---The New Delhi municipal corporation carried out night cleaning and sweeping of roads at several locations in the national capital early Friday morning. Top Court has instructed pollution measures should not be removed until instructed. Watch top know more!

India: Delhi'sAQI Recorded Below 300 Today For The First Time This Month

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A slight respite for the Indian Capital New Delhi as the air quality improved to the poor category on Monday morning. Watch in for more details!

Delhi's Air Quality Improves To 'Poor' With AQI Below 300

Air pollution in Delhi has dropped from the "severe" level to the "very poor" category in many areas. To combat the pollution, the New Delhi Municipal Corporation has initiated nighttime road cleaning and sweeping across multiple locations in the capital.

Delhi Pollution: Toxic Air and Vanishing Green Cover Create A Perfect Storm

Delhi is struggling with severe smog, turning the city into a "gas chamber" as air pollution levels soar to hazardous levels.

Delhi: Toxic Air and Vanishing Green Cover Create A Perfect Storm

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Air pollution in the capital has gone from severe level to very poor category in most places. In an effort to curb pollution levels the New Delhi Municipal Corporation carried out Night Cleaning and sweeping of roads at several locations in the national capital early on Friday morning. Watch in for more details!

Delhi Pollution Crisis: Delhi's Air Moves From Severe To very poor Category

Air pollution in the capital Delhi has gone from severe level to very poor category in most places...In an effort to curb pollution levels, ---The New Delhi municipal corporation carried out night cleaning and sweeping of roads at several locations in the national capital early Friday morning...

Delhi Air Pollution: Vehicles Remain Largest Contributors To Pollution

On Thursday, the overall air quality in New Delhi saw a slight improvement, moving from "severe" to "very poor." While this is still considered bad, it marks a small step up from the toxic haze that had plagued the city for the past few days. This change happened after the Delhi government implemented a work-from-home policy for 50% of its employees the day before.

Delhi: Pollution Plagues Numerous North Indian Cities, Delhi's AQI Improves Slightly

Residents Of The Indian Capital Continue To Reel Under The Pollution Crisis, as Central And State Authorities Scramble To Implement Course Correction Measures..Delhi Government Has Announced A 'work From Home' For 50 Per Cent Of Government Employees Amid Worsening Air Pollution In National Capital...

Delhi Air Pollution Crisis: Delhi Govt Orders Hospitals To Set Up Teams For Respiratory Cases

Residents of the Indian capital continue to reel under the pollution crisis as Central and state authorities scramble to implement course correction measures. Watch in for more details!

Delhi Air Pollution: Air Quality Recorded in Severe Category at Several Places

The overall air quality of Delhi improved slightly to ‘very poor’ level on Thursday. This after, the Delhi government has announced work from home for 50 per cent of its staff, and also asked the private sector to take similar measures..

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