As winter settles over Delhi, the city’s air quality has reached alarming levels, pushing it into the ‘very poor’ category in several areas. The early morning of Friday saw the Air Quality Index (AQI) hit 262 at 6:45 am, marking the third consecutive day of poor air quality. While the overall AQI remained in the ‘poor’ category, some parts of the capital saw readings cross 300, indicating a serious air pollution crisis.

Worsening Conditions Across Delhi

Data from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) paints a concerning picture of Delhi’s air quality. Anand Vihar, a prominent locality, recorded the highest AQI at 262, far exceeding the ‘very poor’ threshold. Other areas like Wazirpur (237), Dwarka Sector 8 (247), and Delhi University’s North Campus and CRRI Mathura Road (both 237) f

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