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Air quality apps show different AQI numbers, leaving people confused. This video explains how AQI is measured, why readings vary, and which figures are more reliable
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A 21-year-old engineering student from Delhi, suffering from severe allergic asthma and rashes, successfully underwent personalised treatment in Hyderabad. Combining immunotherapy, probiotics and Vitamin D supplementation, the therapy strengthened immunity and improved respiratory health despite high AQI exposure
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Experts caution Hyderabad residents against panicking over high AQI readings shown by car dashboards and private apps, saying official CPCB data remains reliable. They cite inaccurate low-cost sensors, confined cabin measurements and lack of regulation as reasons for misleading air quality readings.
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Prolonged exposure to severe air pollution in Delhi is shortening life expectancy, increasing chronic illness and reducing productivity, experts warned. With AQI in the ‘very poor’ category, the crisis is straining healthcare systems and threatening long-term economic growth
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Air quality plummets to hazardous levels with the average AQI recorded at 448 at 7 am on Thursday
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An action plan for improving the air quality in Hyderabad is under implementation because of which PM10 and PM2.5 concentrations have decreased from 97 to 81 micro grams per meter cube and 40 to 36 micro grams per meter cube respectively from 2019 to 2023.
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The humidity level was 97 per cent at 8.30 am. The maximum and minimum temperatures are expected to settle at 25 and 12 degrees Celsius respectively
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Supreme Court asks the government not to allow scaling down of the preventive measures without its prior permission
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Despite stringent measures to curb pollution, Delhi remains engulfed in smog, with locals describing the city as a gas chamber
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As of 7:30 am, the city's average AQI reached 430, marking a second day of hazardous pollution levels
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A layer of smog covered national capital and air quality was recorded in "very poor" category with an average AQI of 358 at 9 am
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Data from the CPCB's Sameer App shows that air quality at Bawana and New Moti Bagh stations in severe category with readings of 409
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CPCB's Sameer app data, which provides hourly AQI updates, showed that out of 38 monitoring stations, 18 were in the 'severe' category with readings above 400
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The minimum temperature in Delhi was recorded at 18.0 degrees Celsius, 3.7 notches warmer than usual
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Areas including Anand Vihar (433), Ashok Vihar (410), Rohini (411), and Vivek Vihar (426) registered AQI levels above 400
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The national capital's Air Quality Index was recorded at 369 at 9 am, a significant rise from 290 on Saturday
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According to the Central Pollution and Control Board CPCB, the average air quality index (AQI) in the capital Delhi till 7:30 am remains at 361
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In several parts of the national capital, the AQI has fallen into the 'severe' category, posing significant health risks
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Reacting to the ban, the Delhi BJP questioned the rationale behind the annual restriction on firecrackers during Diwali and accused the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government of implementing it without presenting any scientific evidence
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Surat ranked as the top major city in India for air quality improvements followed by Jabalpur and Agra