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Center-Right Owned by HT Media Ltd.Delhi orders hybrid classes for students up to Class 5 amid worsening air pollution as GRAP Stage III kicks in
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On Diwali, Delhi's AQI reached 483, with several areas like Punjabi Bagh, RK Puram and Bawana recording readings above 400. The city experienced a thick haze, poor visibility and worsening air quality as winter began, raising concerns among residents.
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Delhi's air quality deteriorated to the severe category on Sunday morning, with the overall Air Quality Index (AQI) rising to 483 at 8.10 am, as several parts of the national capital recorded readings above 400, according to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), reported ANI. The deterioration…
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The Commission for Air Quality Management brought in Stage III curbs across Delhi-NCR on Friday, anticipating worse air over Diwali.
— NDTV
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Delhi has directed all government and private schools to conduct classes up to Class 5 in hybrid mode following the implementation of GRAP Stage III across NCR. The move comes as the capital's AQI stood at 364 on Saturday, remaining in the 'very poor' category a day before Diwali.
