Delhi air quality: According to IMD, the key reasons behind improvement of Delhi's air pollution were--wind speed, arrival of western disturbance and dip in stubble burning

The court also questioned the Delhi government's Odd-Even rule logic. It stated that banning one vehicle and allowing another is no solution to the situation.

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Delhi air pollution: A total of 42 per cent of respondents said that one or more of their family members have already either visited the hospital or consulted a doctor.

Delhi air quality: As per SAFAR, Ayanagar, Noida , Gurugram, Lodhi road, North campus and Airport (T3 terminal), have recorded the air quality index at 530, 774, 551, 493 , 773 and 545 level on Monday morning

Under the odd-even scheme, vehicles having odd and even last digits of registration number will ply on odd and even dates, respectively; the scheme will conclude on November 15

Delhi Chief Minister (CM) Arvind Kejriwal said that the national capital has turned into a \"gas chamber\" because of crop burning in the neighbouring states.

Delhi air quality: In Delhi's Chandni Chowk, the AQI touched 'severe category' with AQI at 674 level

Delhi air pollution: The air quality in Delhi as well as Gurugram, Noida, Faridabad and Ghaziabad had dipped to 'very poor' in the last couple of days.

The Centre-run System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting and Research (SAFAR) advised people to avoid their morning walks or any other outdoor activities.

Seventeen of the 37 air quality monitoring stations in the national capital recorded the overall AQI in the \"very poor\" category, according to data of the Central Pollution Control Board.

The over 59-km long highway project will start at Ring Road-DND junction and will finish at the interchange of Delhi-Mumbai Expressway at KMP

While the pollution in winters is mainly attributed to stubble burning and lack of wind, the dust storm due to high wind speeds seems to have caused severe air pollution in the national capital region (NCR) around this time of the year.

India has drawn up ambitious electric mobility plans to reduce pollution and dependence on fossil fuels but the country's electric grid will need a massive overhaul? for the plan to succeed.

Trek Country Manager, Navneet Banka, sat down with Business Today's Karan Dhar to share Trek's vision for India and how the company plans to increase its footprint in the country.