India  
 
NewsR.in

Delhi-NCR Air pollution: SC refuses to relax GRAP-IV measures, asks CAQM to consider relaxing norms for schools

DNA Monday, 25 November 2024
Last week, GRAP-IV was imposed in the national capital after the Air Quality Index (AQI) crossed the 450 mark, and the apex court had said that the curbs can't be eased without its approval.
0
shares		ShareTweetSavePostSend
 

You Might Like


💡 newsR Knowledge: Other News Mentions

Delhi Delhi Megacity and union territory of India

Sonia Gandhi admitted to Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in Delhi, second hospitalisation this month

 Congress party leader Sonia Gandhi has been admitted to the Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in Delhi, reports said on Sunday. It has been learned that the 78-year-old..
DNA

Buying properties in Delhi is set to become expensive, CM Rekha Gupta takes BIG step

 Buying a property in Delhi, is soon going to hit your pocket a little more. It is set to become expensive. Delhi government led by CM Rekha Gupta has taken THIS..
DNA

Weather update: Delhi lashed by heavy rains, thunderstorms, strong winds, big relief from scorching hit, IMD issues alert in...

 Delhi on Sunday received a welcome shower of relief from the recent heatwave. Parts of Delhi experienced rainfall, bringing down temperatures and improving air..
DNA

Supreme Court of India Supreme Court of India Highest court of jurisdiction in India


Air quality index Air quality index Measure of air pollution

Delhi AQI deteriorates again, CAQM reimposes Stage-I GRAP measures across NCR

 Delhi-NCR reimposes Stage-I GRAP measures as the Air Quality Index (AQI) deteriorates, reaching the 'Poor' category at 209. The CAQM's decision prompts stricter..
IndiaTimes

Related news from verified sources

Delhi-NCR Air pollution: SC refuses to relax GRAP-IV measures, asks CAQM to consider relaxing norms for schools

 Last week, GRAP-IV was imposed in the national capital after the Air Quality Index (AQI) crossed the 450 mark, and the apex court had said that the curbs can't...
DNA Also reported by •IndiaTimes