Delhi experiences a slight improvement in air quality as the AQI remains in the poor category for three consecutive days, recorded at 268.

Delhi's air quality has improved this week, with 15 of the city's 39 monitoring stations reported 'moderate' air quality on December 4, while the rest indicated 'poor' conditions.

Delhi's air quality remains in the 'poor' category for the third consecutive day with an AQI of 211. Aerial footage shows haze over regions including Bikaji Cama, Moti Bagh, and AIIMS. Despite some improvement,

At 8 am, data from multiple monitoring stations showed a significant improvement in AQI compared to the “very poor” category reported last week. According to the CPCB, Major Dhyan Chand Stadium recorded an AQI of 209,

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) said no fog was reported in the national Capital on Wednesday, with the lowest visibility being around 1200 metres

Delhi's air quality continues to be a significant concern, with the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) recording a 'poor' air quality index (AQI) at ITO. Other areas in Delhi also reported alarming AQI levels including Akshardham and Anand Vihar.

A thin layer of smog has once again engulfed parts of Delhi on Tuesday, with the air quality index (AQI) continuing to fall within the `poor` category. As of 8 am, data from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) reported the overall AQI of Delhi at 274,

The India Meteorological Department has forecast a mild December, with both average maximum and minimum expected to be above normal.

Delhi has received a respite from toxic air in the first two days of December as the city's AQI remained in the "poor" category on Monday, recording a reading of 280

The restrictions under Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP)-IV measures to curb air pollution will continue in Delhi, the Supreme Court ruled on Monday even as the air quality showed a slight improvement.