🔥 TRENDING Bihar Protest Forces India–Bangladesh... Bihar Demands Protection of Its Water... JDU Expels Controversial Lawmaker Anan... News18 Marathi 8 PM Broadcast Focuses... Audio Clip of Manoj Jarange Patil Circ... Maharashtra Governor Kicks Off Drug-Fr...
25 Oct 2026•
ગુજરાતી मराठी ਪੰਜਾਬੀ বাংলা
Delhi's Air Quality Improves: AQI Drops to 191, Lowest October 24 Reading in a Decade
📷 Image: Wikimedia Commons / Fredericknoronha
Weather

Delhi's Air Quality Improves: AQI Drops to 191, Lowest October 24 Reading in a Decade

✍️ India Today 🗓 25 Oct 2026, 12:18 AM 👁 15
Share: 💬 WhatsApp 📘 Facebook 𝕏 Post

The capital recorded an AQI of 191 on October 24, marking the lowest level for that date in ten years, according to India Today.

Delhi's air quality index (AQI) fell to 191 on October 24, the lowest reading for that calendar date in the past decade, as reported by India Today. The measurement was taken by the city's official monitoring network, which tracks particulate matter and other pollutants in real time.

An AQI of 191 still falls within the "unhealthy for sensitive groups" bracket, but it represents a noticeable improvement over previous October readings that often hovered above 250. Health experts note that even modest reductions can ease respiratory strain for vulnerable populations such as children, the elderly, and those with pre‑existing conditions.

The decline coincides with the typical post‑monsoon transition, when cooler temperatures and occasional breezes help disperse accumulated dust and smoke. Authorities have also continued to enforce emission‑control measures, contributing to the gradual clearing of the atmosphere.

City officials said they will keep monitoring the trend closely and urge residents to remain vigilant, especially on days when the AQI spikes again. Continued public awareness and adherence to pollution‑reduction guidelines are essential to sustain the gains observed this month.
📲Get App