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There is a new worrying development: another “smog” is hovering over the veracity of New Delhi’s pollution readings.

Higher pollution readings from private sources have led to concerns that the government is fudging air quality data. But the answer is more complex.

The CAQM is thinking of placing dust sensors on important roads across Delhi and NCR to measure how much dust is in the air.

A thick blanket of smog covered Delhi on Monday, but the official air pollution data went missing for hours. The government's websites failed to update the air quality index, leaving citizens in the dark about the dangerous pollution levels even as the air visibly worsened and the smell of smoke filled the city.

A thick blanket of smog covered Delhi on Monday, but the official air pollution data went missing for hours. The government's websites failed to update the air quality index, leaving citizens in the dark about the dangerous pollution levels even as the air visibly worsened and the smell of smoke filled the city.

Delhi's air quality hit a season high of 391 AQI, with 24 stations reporting 'severe' levels; inconsistencies raise concerns over data accuracy.

Concerns are mounting over the accuracy of Delhi's air quality monitoring as ground checks reveal questionable practices.

As smog thickens in Delhi and people complain of burning eyes, scratchy throats and breathing problems, are the official air quality monitors accurately reflecting the capital’s air quality?

ThePrint analysed PM2.5 data from all 39 AQI stations across the capital for the month of October and found some glaring gaps.

The Decision Support System (DSS), which estimates how much different sources contribute to Delhi’s PM 2.5 levels, last provided data on Friday

The Decision Support System (DSS), which estimates how much different sources contribute to Delhi’s PM 2.5 levels, last provided data on Friday

AQI-PUNCTURE: 3 Of 4 Ggn Stations Not Working, AQI ‘Moderate

The Quint visited seven AQI monitoring stations across Delhi, and this is what we found.

Ground report: BJP, MCD officials deny charge, say part of routine dust-control measures

BJP, MCD officials deny charge, say part of routine dust-control measures

Experts flag missing data from monitoring stations during peak pollution hours, call for transparency and better technology upgrades.

According to locals from the area, the activity has been ongoing post Diwali

Delhi’s air turned toxic after Diwali — while Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) recorded an AQI of 351, IQAir logged a much higher figure of 1,121, highlighting a major difference in monitoring results.

Both CPCB and IQAir follow different methods of calculating air quality index, resulting in different numbers.