Air pollution is a leading problem to mankind. As far as we are being in month of November so the grand festival diwali being celebrated with grand happiness. As far as now brusting of fire crackers is being at peak so emission of gaseous gases to atmosphere has been greatly increased at its peak.

So being this festival of lights I being to share some November air pollution high lights.

Delhi’s air quality plunges into ‘severe’ category day after Diwali; slight relief expected by today afternoon

The delhi capital city of India has now become gas chamber because of somoke emiited by fire crackers and buring of deekay of wheat.

It’s AQI has been increased to drastically level .

Emission of gases increase the case of corona(world virus of 2020) has increased to its peak. As per the news and article there will be possibility of lockdown.

HighlightsAIQ turned into severe category in Delhi on Saturday night and the Sunday morning was no differentThe situation was no better in the National Capital Region (NCR) as air quality turned severe on SundayNorth Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) moved water sprinklers in Sadar Bazaar area to contain air pollution.
New Delhi: A day after Diwali, the air pollution has once again shot up in the national capital. The air quality in Delhi-NCR plunged into the ‘severe’ category with Air Quality Index (AQI) reaching 421 on Sunday morning, according to the latest estimates updated by System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting And Research (SAFAR). PM2.5 has now become the lead pollutant instead of PM10 as a characteristic of wintertime.

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Delhi’s air quality plunges into ‘severe’ category day after Diwali; slight relief expected by today afternoonPREVNEXT
Delhi’s air quality plunges into ‘severe’ category day after Diwali; slight relief expected by today afternoon
Delhi NCR pollution level today
Mirror Now DigitalUpdated Nov 15, 2020 | 06:47 ISTThe air monitoring agency SAFAR said the AQI in Delhi is likely to improve by November 15 afternoon onwards due to isolated to scattered rainfall under the influence of fresh Western Disturbance.
Delhi NCR pollution level today
Photo Credit: iStock ImagesAIQ turned into severe category in Delhi on Saturday night and the Sunday morning was no different.Key HighlightsAIQ turned into severe category in Delhi on Saturday night and the Sunday morning was no differentThe situation was no better in the National Capital Region (NCR) as air quality turned severe on SundayNorth Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) moved water sprinklers in Sadar Bazaar area to contain air pollution.
New Delhi: A day after Diwali, the air pollution has once again shot up in the national capital. The air quality in Delhi-NCR plunged into the ‘severe’ category with Air Quality Index (AQI) reaching 421 on Sunday morning, according to the latest estimates updated by System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting And Research (SAFAR). PM2.5 has now become the lead pollutant instead of PM10 as a characteristic of wintertime.

‘Severe’ air in Delhi


According to SAFAR estimates updated at 6 am, most of the areas in the national capital including Delhi University, Pusa Road, Lodhi Road, Mathura Road, IIT-Delhi, Indira Gandhi International Airport (Terminal-3) and Ayanagar recorded air quality in the ‘severe’ category with an AQI of 479, 433, 392, 427, 398, 468 and 424 respectively.

According to SAFAR, AQI between the range of 51 and 100 is considered as ‘satisfactory’ or ‘very good’, 101-200 is ‘moderate’, 201-300 falls under the category of ‘poor’. While 300-400 is considered as ‘very poor’, levels between 401-500 fall under the ‘hazardous’ category.