Delhi-NCR's battle with the deteriorating Air Quality Index (AQI) continues as Delhi wakes up to an AQI clocked at 322 as per the Central Government's Sameer App.

A cold wave swept across Delhi on Tuesday morning, bringing freezing temperatures and icy winds, which led to dense fog covering the city. The weather department predicted that the maximum temperature for the day would reach 19 degree Celsius.

The national capital faces deteriorating air quality, leading to GRAP Stage 3 restrictions being reintroduced. These measures include halting non-essential construction, shifting classes online, and limiting certain vehicles.

The national capital ushered in 2025 with cold weather and polluted air. On Wednesday, the Air Quality Index (AQI) was recorded at 239 at 8 am, placing it in the "poor" category, while the minimum temperature dipped to 7.

T he national capital experienced inclement weather and cold wave conditions on Monday morning, with a noticeable dip in temperature and chilly winds. According to the India Meteo

On Sunday morning, dense fog blanketed Delhi, disrupting flight and train schedules. The city saw a dip in temperature, leading to cold wave condition

Live News Updates: 59 arriving flights have been delayed and 4 have been cancelled at Delhi Airport. 138 departing flights have been delayed and 6 cancelled.

Delhi covered in fog causing travel disruptions, cold waves, and poor air quality; homeless seek refuge in shelters.

The air quality in the national capital remained in the 'very poor' category, as per data from the Central Pollution Control Board. The Air Quality Index (AQI) was recorded at 377 at 6 am, a slight improvement from 385 at the same time the previous day.