Topic: CAQM

Different Delhi AQI figures on government dashboards have raised questions over claims of pollution relief, with readings of 176 and 317 reported on November 12.

The Supreme Court has sought details from Delhi, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan on action taken against polluting vehicles in Delhi-NCR.

NASA satellite data show stubble burning incidents in Pakistan’s Punjab rose sharply, raising concern over possible impact on Delhi-NCR air pollution.

Delhi-NCR air pollution is worsening, with several areas crossing AQI 450. CAQM has kept GRAP Stage 2 measures in force and issued notices to five Punjab districts.

Delhi-NCR pollution worsens as AQI crosses 450 in several areas; CAQM continues GRAP Stage II measures and issues notices to five Punjab districts.

Dust-generating construction and demolition work in Delhi-NCR has been banned from November 5 to 20 to control rising air pollution, affecting several projects.

Delhi-NCR air is feared to enter the severe category from Dhanteras on November 6, with CAQM likely to consider GRAP-3 curbs as pollution worsens.

A demand has been raised to allow BS-4 vehicles with valid registration and PUC certificates to use designated transit corridors through Delhi.

Air pollution in Delhi is again moving towards a severe situation, with AQI crossing 400 in several areas ahead of Diwali.

Air pollution levels in Delhi continue to raise concern, with AQI in the ITO area reaching 349 on November 2 as vehicle checks were tightened.

Air pollution levels rose sharply in Delhi-NCR, prompting CAQM to enforce GRAP-2 across the region with immediate effect on Monday, 2 November.

Delhi’s air remains poor despite GRAP-2 restrictions, with AQI crossing 400 in seven areas and severe pollution recorded in parts of the capital.

Delhi-NCR air quality has turned very poor, with AQI recorded at 334 on Tuesday morning as CAQM implemented GRAP-2 across the region.

The Centre has prepared a multi-level action plan to control winter air pollution in Delhi-NCR, with monitoring, alerts and coordinated agency action.

Delhi’s air quality improved slightly with AQI at 187 on Monday, October 26, as Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa credited residents and civic agencies.

The Commission for Air Quality Management has asked Punjab and Haryana to close gaps in their pollution-control plans and act promptly against paddy-stu...

The “No PUC, No Fuel” rule has come into force across Delhi-NCR from October 1, 2026, under CAQM directions to curb vehicular pollution.