A thin layer of smog engulfed the Delhi-NCR on Wednesday as the air quality continued to be in the ‘poor’ category amid the Diwali festivities

Delhi pollution: Air quality continues to be in 'poor' category

Supreme Court has slammed the Centre for stubble burning crisis in Punjab & Haryana, court said the Commission for Air Quality Management Act provision on the penalty for stubble burning was not implemented.

Supreme Court slams Centre for stubble burning crisis in Punjab & Haryana

Amid Delhi's worsening AQI, it has been revealed that air pollution can not only adversely impact people who are breathing the air but also those who are not in direct contact.

How Air Pollution can affect an unborn child? Lung specialist explains amid worsening Delhi AQI

According to America’s research report , Air pollution in Delhi has reached a very dangerous level. The air is declared very poisonous and can reduce 10 years from the lifespan of people living in Delhi. And to save their lives people must adopt a healthy lifestyle and some healthy methods.

Health Alert! America’s research report declared Delhi’s air poisonous. Save yourself by these methods and Don’t lose your 10 years of Life

The national capital’s Air Quality Index (AQI) has reached 471 on the scale of 500, higher than the day after Diwali.

‘Air emergency’ in Delhi! City turns gas chamber on season’s worst air day

One of the four men convicted in the 2012 Nirbhaya rape and murder case has asked the Supreme Court to spare him the death penalty since life in Delhi is anyway getting "short" due to air and water pollution

Nirbhaya convict to SC: Delhi air killing us anyway, why give death penalty

More than five lakh litres of water was sprinkled at 13 pollution hotspots in Delhi over the past two days to hold down dust, a Delhi Fire Services (DFS) official said on Sunday

DFS Report: More than 5 lakh litres of water sprinkled over two days to reduce dust pollution in Delhi

Children in Delhi are smoking 10 cigarettes every day, just by breathing the city's toxic air. As per data found, on an average, every Delhi resident smoked about 340 cigarettes between 20 October to 21 November because of the high pollution in the city's air

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