
Dense fog, biting chill and poor air trap the capital as IMD warns of intensifying cold wave after January 1.

Session cut short amid political tensions as Delhi’s severe air pollution crisis remains ignored and unresolved.

With AQI readings soaring past 450 in several areas, the capital faces its worst pollution of the year; construction banned, vehicular restrictions tightened under Stage III emergency curbs.

With winter smog deepening, the Commission for Air Quality Management bans non-Delhi BS-III commercial vehicles as police issue over 20,000 challans under GRAP-2 since October 19.

Akshardham, Anand Vihar see ‘severe’ pollution as city battles sixth day of hazardous air; authorities deploy sprinklers amid stagnant weather.

Capital’s air turns “poor” for fourth straight day; doctors warn of health crisis as pollution spikes across NCR.

Spanning 7,770 sq km in Lahaul and Spiti, the high-altitude Cold Desert Reserve joins the elite World Network of Biosphere Reserves under UNESCO’s man and the biosphere program, preserving a fragile alpine ecosystem.
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