1. “November Begins on a Cleaner Note, But Delhi’s air Is Still Polluted”
Data from the Delhi pollution Control Committee (DPCC) shows that while air quality in early november 2025 has slightly improved compared to 2024, the city is far from breathing clean air.
2. “Current air Quality Levels”
AQI (Air Quality Index) readings are mostly in the “poor to very poor” category.
Occasional dips in pollution levels have been observed, but sustained improvement is still lacking.
Key pollutants include PM2.5, PM10, NO2, and CO, which remain at concerning levels.
3. “Reasons Behind Persistent Pollution”
Vehicular emissions continue to be a major contributor.
Industrial activity around delhi adds harmful pollutants.
Crop stubble burning in neighboring states remains a seasonal concern.
Weather conditions, such as low wind speed and temperature inversion, trap pollutants in the city.
4. “Health Risks of Poor air Quality”
Short-term exposure can lead to respiratory issues, eye irritation, and fatigue.
Long-term exposure increases the risk of lung disease, heart problems, and chronic conditions.
Vulnerable groups include children, elderly, and people with pre-existing health conditions.
5. “Tips to Stay Safe During Poor air Quality”
Limit outdoor activities during peak pollution hours.
Use air purifiers at home and wear N95 masks outdoors.
Keep windows closed, especially in high-traffic areas.
Stay updated with daily AQI readings through apps or DPCC notifications.
6. “Quick Recap: Delhi’s air Quality Situation”
Early november shows slight improvement compared to 2024.
Air remains in the poor to very poor range most days.
Pollution sources include vehicles, industries, stubble burning, and weather factors.
Protective measures are essential for health safety.
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