Government and private offices across Delhi-NCR have been directed to operate with half their staff strength, while outdoor construction and demolition activities will remain restricted till November 20 amid pollution concerns.
New Delhi: In view of the average AQI improving in Delhi, the CAQM Sub-Committee on Monday unanimously decided to revoke all actions under Stage-I of the extant schedule of GRAP in the entire NCR, with immediate effect, an official said. Delhi’s daily average AQI has significantly improved as it recorded 175 on Sunday, which improved.
The prolonged deterioration in air quality continues to pose serious health concerns, especially for children, the elderly and those suffering from respiratory illnesses.
Cold wave conditions, coupled with dense fog, also impacted air travel operations, with several flights delayed at Indira Gandhi International Airport due to poor visibility.
Delhi woke up to severe air pollution, dense fog, and cold wave conditions as AQI crossed 437, prompting health concerns and IMD alerts across the capital.
The Delhi Assembly winter session 2026 begins, with debates on air pollution, environmental issues, and CAG reports on ‘Sheesh Mahal’ and Delhi Jal Board.