Air Quality Concerns Rise Across Major Indian Cities

As temperatures fluctuate, air quality indices in cities like Delhi and Mumbai reach alarming levels, prompting health advisories.

Delhi records the highest Air Quality Index (AQI) at 500, categorized as hazardous, urging residents to limit outdoor activities.
Mumbai's AQI stands at 244, classified as poor, with similar conditions observed in Pune and Ahmedabad.
Haryana and Chandigarh report moderate air quality, advising vulnerable groups to reduce prolonged outdoor exposure.
Goa and Ranchi enjoy better air quality with AQI levels considered good, allowing for normal outdoor activities.
Weather forecasts predict clear skies in several regions, though some areas like Bangalore and Hyderabad anticipate light rain.