Delhi inches towards ‘severe’ AQI two days ahead of Diwali

The Hindu Business Line - Nov 6, 2026

Of the 59 monitoring stations across the city, 30 recorded severe air quality at 9 am, while the remaining stations were in the very poor category.

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