Delhi on track for record clean air days in 2025, with 163 days so far, thanks to government efforts.
Delhi has recorded 163 clean air days this year, equalling the 10-year high registered in 2022, with four months still remaining, Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa said on Saturday.
Clean air days include those with ‘good’, ‘satisfactory’, or ‘moderate’ air quality index (AQI).
Delhi achieves its cleanest air quality in eight years, with significant declines in PM2.5 and PM10 levels.
Delhi achieves its cleanest air quality in eight years, with significant declines in PM2.5 and PM10 levels.
Delhi experiences cleanest air in 261 days with AQI of 81, 'satisfactory' range, IMD issues 'yellow' alert for thunderstorm.
Delhi enjoys improved air quality with an AQI of 150, marking a moderate day after recent rainfall.
Delhi's January 2026 air quality is slightly worse than 2025, with an average AQI of 307 and predicted deterioration.
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