Delhi's air pollution is a complex cocktail of sources—from vehicle exhaust and industrial emissions to construction dust, agricultural stubble burning, and even household fuels.

Decision Support System restarts but old data limits usefulness

ग्रेप की पाबंदियों व उन्हें लगाने हटाने की प्रक्रिया पर उठ रहे सवाल

The court observed that there was a complete lack of coordination between the Delhi government, the police and the MCD over enforcing heavy truck entry ban.

The court observed that there was a complete lack of coordination between the Delhi government, the police and the MCD over enforcing heavy truck entry ban.

A new traffic plan has contributed to improved air quality in Chandni Chowk, a popular tourist destination in Delhi.

The skies are a permanent orange-gray, buildings a mile away disappear behind the toxic smog, and residents’ eyes water and throats burn from simply being outside. The air is killing us all. What will it take to get India to tackle its perpetual pollution problem?

Amid Delhi’s ongoing pollution struggle, garbage fires and open burning incidents spiked by a significant 38% in Oct and Nov, compared to the same period last year.

Jedes Jahr leidet die indische Hauptstadt zu Beginn des Winters unter Smog und Rauch. Zwar gibt es praktikable Lösungen für das Problem. Aber es braucht auch politischen Willen.

Every year when winter arrives, India's capital region is choked by smog and smoke. Experts say there are already solutions waiting to be implemented, but more political will is needed to clear the air

Delhi’s chronic air pollution is the result of a mix of geography, industry, vehicles, power plants and seasonal stubble-burning — but experts say the city could still become breathable if long-term policies are backed by political will.

This “hazardous” situation has emerged due to our inability to curb pollution from perennial sources, an air quality scientist told The Wire.

Every year when winter arrives, India's capital region is choked by smog and smoke. Experts say there are already solutions waiting to be implemented, but more political will is needed to clear the air.

The toxic smog cloaking New Delhi in recent weeks has been smothering its 20 million or so residents with dangerous pollution but breathing life into debate about whether the city can remain India's capital.