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Center-Right Owned by HT Media Ltd.From GRAP 2 to 3, what changes for you in Delhi-NCR? Cars, WFH, schools, offices, real estate, public transport and more
What's behind this
The transition from GRAP Stage II to Stage III in Delhi‑NCR imposes tighter restrictions on older vehicles, construction work and the movement of goods. Schools up to class 5 are ordered to run in a hybrid mode as air quality deteriorates under the new stage. Offices may adopt a model where only half of the staff attend in person while the rest work from home. These measures aim to curb pollution and adjust daily activities.
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left · 3 outlets
Delhi Directorate of Education directs schools to conduct classes up to class 5 in hybrid mode as air pollution worsens under GRAP Stage III.
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center · 1 outlet
Delhi-NCR was brought under stricter pollution control measures on Friday after the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) invoked Stage III of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) with immediate effect, as the national capital’s air quality deteriorated to the upper end of the ‘very poor…
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Delhi-NCR's shift from GRAP Stage II to Stage III brings stricter curbs on older vehicles, construction activities and goods transport. It also introduces hybrid classes for younger students and the possibility of 50% office attendance with work from home.
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Delhi-NCR's shift from GRAP Stage II to Stage III brings stricter curbs on older vehicles, construction activities and goods transport. It also introduces hybrid classes for younger students and the possibility of 50% office attendance with work from home.
