Delhi Good Air Day

The number of 'good days' referring to air quality, increased from 159 in 2018 to 206 in' 2023, it said.

Delhi experienced only seven days with AQI of more than 200, as per the CPCB data.

Delhi has recorded 200 days of "good to moderate" air quality this year so far, a first since 2015 excluding 2020 which saw a strict lockdown due to COVID-19, the Centre's Commission for Air Quality Management said on Monday.

During the first six months of the current year, Delhi experienced a remarkable increase in the number of days categorized as 'Good to Moderate' on the Air Quality Index (AQI).

The national capital witnessed the maximum number of days with 'Good to Moderate' Air Quality during the first four months from January to April, as per the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change.

Taking to Twitter, Kejriwal shared a screenshot of a news report which stated that the Economic Survey 2022-23 mentioned that the number of 'good', 'satisfactory' and 'moderate' air quality days increased to 197 in 2021 as compared to 108 in 2016.

Delhi's air quality inched towards the poor category on Monday, just three days after the city recorded its first good air quality day this year.

Delhi has not recorded even a single "good" air quality day with an AQI of 50 or less in the first six months this year, according to government data presented in Rajya Sabha on Thursday.

Delhi reported its best air quality on Friday in over two months with agencies predicting that rain and strong winds may yield the first "good" air day of the year on Saturday.

Delhi's air quality this November was the worst for the month in seven years with the city witnessing severe pollution on 11 days and not a single "good" air quality day, according to Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) data.

The national capital's air quality has improved in the last three years and the number of ''good'' and ''moderate'' days has increased, according to a report tabled by Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar.

Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar has said New Delhi, which in recent years got the tag of one of the world's most polluted cities along with China's Beijing, had more "good air days" this year as a result of numerous measures initiated by the government.

Delhi experienced a sultry day on Monday, even as the weatherman has forecast heavy rain for Tuesday in the national capital.

There has been a nearly 15 per cent decline in particulate matter 2.5 and 10 levels in Delhi in the last three years and the number of days with good air quality are also on the rise, the government said Friday.

Over 400 heavy and medium goods vehicles were returned from Delhi borders due to a ban on their entry as the city's air quality remained severe for the second consecutive day on Friday.

The number of 'good days' referring to air quality, increased from 159 in 2018 to 206 in' 2023, it said.

Delhi experienced only seven days with AQI of more than 200, as per the CPCB data.

Delhi has recorded 200 days of "good to moderate" air quality this year so far, a first since 2015 excluding 2020 which saw a strict lockdown due to COVID-19, the Centre's Commission for Air Quality Management said on Monday.

During the first six months of the current year, Delhi experienced a remarkable increase in the number of days categorized as 'Good to Moderate' on the Air Quality Index (AQI).

The national capital witnessed the maximum number of days with 'Good to Moderate' Air Quality during the first four months from January to April, as per the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change.

Taking to Twitter, Kejriwal shared a screenshot of a news report which stated that the Economic Survey 2022-23 mentioned that the number of 'good', 'satisfactory' and 'moderate' air quality days increased to 197 in 2021 as compared to 108 in 2016.

Delhi's air quality inched towards the poor category on Monday, just three days after the city recorded its first good air quality day this year.

Delhi has not recorded even a single "good" air quality day with an AQI of 50 or less in the first six months this year, according to government data presented in Rajya Sabha on Thursday.

Delhi reported its best air quality on Friday in over two months with agencies predicting that rain and strong winds may yield the first "good" air day of the year on Saturday.

Delhi's air quality this November was the worst for the month in seven years with the city witnessing severe pollution on 11 days and not a single "good" air quality day, according to Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) data.

The national capital's air quality has improved in the last three years and the number of ''good'' and ''moderate'' days has increased, according to a report tabled by Union Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar.

Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar has said New Delhi, which in recent years got the tag of one of the world's most polluted cities along with China's Beijing, had more "good air days" this year as a result of numerous measures initiated by the government.

Delhi experienced a sultry day on Monday, even as the weatherman has forecast heavy rain for Tuesday in the national capital.

There has been a nearly 15 per cent decline in particulate matter 2.5 and 10 levels in Delhi in the last three years and the number of days with good air quality are also on the rise, the government said Friday.

Over 400 heavy and medium goods vehicles were returned from Delhi borders due to a ban on their entry as the city's air quality remained severe for the second consecutive day on Friday.