Delhi's air quality has worsened, with the AQI reaching "very poor" levels at 356, and some areas reporting "severe" pollution above 400.

Delhi's air quality worsens to 'very poor' due to calm winds, vehicular emissions, and high PM levels, impacting health.

As the festival of lights nears, the Delhi government has also banned firecrackers till January 1 amid efforts to curb pollution levels.

The air pollution levels in Delhi and adjoining areas are expected to rise in the coming days ahead of Diwali, with stubble burning and firecrackers being major contributors, along with the absence of favourable wind conditions. 

Delhi News Live Updates: Bawana and Sonia Vihar were identified as the most polluted areas in Delhi, with AQIs of 368 and 366, respectively

New Delhi: The air quality deteriorated in the national capital on Sunday, with the Air Quality Index (AQI) being recorded at 352, in the 'very poor'

Delhi News Live Updates: Two water treatment plants are functioning at 30 per cent capacity as the Yamuna river saw the ammonia levels rise to more than 1.5 parts per million (ppm).

Delhi Air Pollution: Certain areas of the national capital witnessed a layer of smog engulfing the area as the air quality remained in the ‘Very Poor’ category on Monday.