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Delhi Air Quality Witnessing "Unusual" Condition, No Quick Recovery Likely
Delhi is witnessing an "unusual" condition and no quick recovery is predicted from the "severe" air pollution, a central government forecasting agency said on Tuesday.
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Stubble Burning Accounted For 6% Of Delhi's PM2.5 Pollution Today: Government Agency
The share of stubble burning in Delhi's PM2.5 concentration was 6 per cent on Thursday, according to a central government agency.
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"Misleading": Arvind Kejriwal Over Centre's Report On Stubble Burning
Delhi Air Quality: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Wednesday that a central government agency which claimed that stubble burning in the neighbouring states is responsible for only 10 per cent of the city's pollution is "misleading".
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New Delhi's Air Quality Enters Red Zone, Forecast Grim
The air quality of the national capital today turned "poor" and the situation would further deteriorate in the next few days, according to central government agency SAFAR, which monitors air pollution.
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Air Pollutant Levels In Delhi Violate Prescribed Limits By 4 Times
The levels of PM 2.5 and PM 10, most dominant pollutants in Delhi's air, have consistently violated the prescribed standards by about four times each over the last ten days, official data shows.
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Delhi Air Quality Witnessing "Unusual" Condition, No Quick Recovery Likely
Delhi is witnessing an "unusual" condition and no quick recovery is predicted from the "severe" air pollution, a central government forecasting agency said on Tuesday.
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Stubble Burning Accounted For 6% Of Delhi's PM2.5 Pollution Today: Government Agency
The share of stubble burning in Delhi's PM2.5 concentration was 6 per cent on Thursday, according to a central government agency.
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"Misleading": Arvind Kejriwal Over Centre's Report On Stubble Burning
Delhi Air Quality: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Wednesday that a central government agency which claimed that stubble burning in the neighbouring states is responsible for only 10 per cent of the city's pollution is "misleading".
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New Delhi's Air Quality Enters Red Zone, Forecast Grim
The air quality of the national capital today turned "poor" and the situation would further deteriorate in the next few days, according to central government agency SAFAR, which monitors air pollution.
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Air Pollutant Levels In Delhi Violate Prescribed Limits By 4 Times
The levels of PM 2.5 and PM 10, most dominant pollutants in Delhi's air, have consistently violated the prescribed standards by about four times each over the last ten days, official data shows.
