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Delhi AQI In 'Severe' Category; Mumbai, Kolkata Hover In 'Unhealthy' Zone

Delhi AQI In 'Severe' Category; Mumbai, Kolkata Hover In 'Unhealthy' Zone

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The BJP has accused Rahul Gandhi of avoiding debates in Parliament, a charge echoed by party leaders such as Keralam president Rajeev Chandrasekhar, who on November 3 said Gandhi and the Congress were spreading lies to create anarchy. Gandhi has responded by launching a Punjab campaign from Sangrur that links the drug crisis, crime and perceived Delhi control, and he has criticised AAP leader Bhagwant Mann, arguing Punjab needs a leader who truly understands the suffering caused by drugs.

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    Check the air quality levels across six Indian cities, with New Delhi recording the highest AQI and Hyderabad reporting the lowest.

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Check the air quality levels across six Indian cities, with New Delhi recording the highest AQI and Hyderabad reporting the lowest.

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Delhi AQI In 'Severe' Category; Mumbai, Kolkata Hover In 'Unhealthy' Zone

Check the air quality levels across six Indian cities, with New Delhi recording the highest AQI and Hyderabad reporting the lowest.

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