Air pollution in the national capital Delhi has reached alarming levels, with thick smog covering almost every part of the city. Visuals from JLN Stadium, Najafgarh, Kashmere Gate, Akshardham, RK Puram, Anand Vihar, Dhaula Kuan, and ITO show similar grim conditions, indicating how deeply pollution has spread across Delhi. There is little hope of immediate improvement in the coming days, raising serious concerns for public health. The Delhi government has enforced stricter measures, including denying fuel to vehicles without a valid Pollution Under Control (PUC) certificate. According to the State of Global Air 2025 report, air pollution caused over 20 lakh deaths in India in 2023, highlighting the deadly impact of toxic air on daily life.
Breaking: Delhi Air Pollution Worsens as Smog Engulfs City, No Relief Expected, Health Concerns Intensify
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