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Delhi's air quality reached 'severe' levels, prompting the implementation of GRAP Stage 3. The stricter restrictions aim to combat rising pollution levels caused by calm winds and cooler temperatures.

In a recent video going viral on Instagram, an Irish and Persian vlogger, who is currently exploring India, shares his wonderful experience in Delhi. In the video, the vlogger reveals that everyone told him Delhi is "so dirty and dangerous", but he ended up loving the city.

Delhi's air quality reached 'severe' levels on Thursday, causing widespread haze and health concerns. Neighboring cities also experienced 'very poor' air quality, while the government considers stricter pollution control measures. Flight delays were reported due to heavy fog.

Delhi's declining air quality necessitates air purifiers in many homes. Choosing the right one requires considering factors like allergen reduction, cost of filters, energy efficiency, budget, and user reviews.

Delhi's air quality remains 'Very Poor' with a thick haze and fog affecting visibility and transportation. The AQI reached 393, impacting flights and trains due to low visibility.

Delhi's air quality deteriorated to 'Severe' levels due to stubble burning in neighboring states. The Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) has increased penalties for stubble burning to Rs 30,000 following Supreme Court criticism.

Banks in several states, including Bihar, Jharkhand, Delhi, and West Bengal, will observe a four-day holiday for Chhath Puja 2024. This closure will impact banking operations, making advance planning crucial for customers.

Delhi's air quality deteriorated significantly on Monday, with the Air Quality Index (AQI) exceeding 400 in several areas, pushing it into the 'severe' category. Unfavorable weather conditions, including low wind speeds and low temperatures, are hindering pollutant dispersion, exacerbating the situation.

More than twelve years after the Supreme Court's mandate to provide separate toilets for girl students in schools across India, only Goa, Delhi, Chandigarh, and Puducherry have fully complied with the order.

Favourable weather conditions shielded Delhiites from “severe” pollution levels a day after Diwali, despite widespread firecracker use and an uptick in stubble burning.