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While the intrusion of smoke from neighbouring states was reduced to 5 per cent, the local emissions peaked mainly caused by the burning of firecrackers. According to CPCB, the AQI is expected to deteriorate over the next few days

Delhis Environment Minister Gopal Rai on Monday said the anti-pollution measures outlined in GRAP 4 regulations will persist in the national capital until further notice from the CAQM (Commission for Air Quality Management).

According to the SAFAR data, areas like Delhi University, IIT Delhi, Airport (T3), Dhirpur, and Lodhi Road experienced an AQI under the ‘poor’ category air with the numbers standing at 269, 221, 239, 228, and 218, respectively

However, the air quality is likely to deteriorate after Diwali. The early warnings system said that air quality is likely to remain in the severe-very poor range from Nov 13 to 14

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A toxic haze began to circulate in New Delhi on Sunday as people in the city of 20 million, which has struggled with heavy pollution recently, defied a ban on firecrackers on the night of Diwali, the annual Hindu festival of light. Smoke plumes were visible across the sky as revellers let off firecrackers in the evening to mark the country's biggest festival. Every year government authorities or India's Supreme Court impose bans on firecrackers - but only rarely do those bans appear ...

On Sunday, the Air Quality Index (AQI) of Mumbai was reported to be in the 'moderate' category, as per the SAMEER app

According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) daily AQI bulletin (November 11 at 4 pm) of 243 cities in the country, Begusarai was on top of the list with AQI at 382, closely followed by Saran at 376 and Patna at 375 in Patna.