Due to Coronavirus, India had to go through lockdown for months. Due to this, the Indian economy suffered too but one thing which improved was the Air Quality Index (AQI). This is why blue skies were visible and so was the sun every during evenings. In Delhi, the air pollution dipped majorly. The average AQI for August 2020 was 64.On the other hand, the least AQI was 41 on August 31. This falls in very good category. Take a look at the complete report.

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The National capital of India has become the gas chamber, the big question is whom to blame. Even after the government's major reforms are failing Did government wake up late?

In this segment of Aapki Khabar Aapka Fayda, know how to get rid of air pollution in Delhi and how to tackle the pollution.

Pollution in Delhi and its adjoining areas has reached a critical stage, with thick smog chocking people. The centre is monitoring the situation. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, meanwhile, has blamed stubble burning for pollution in the national capital, saying its people are suffering for no fault of their own. On Left, Right and Centre, we take the views of political leaders, doctors and students on the menace.

Watch Madhavdas G as he discusses with the panellist about the current air quality deteriorating to 700. New Delhi on an average has one of worst AQIs currently with cities like Lahore & Dhaka much ahead of them. Will Delhi ever recuperate from the Public Health Emergency declare by Delhi Govt? Will the 3 Govts viz. Punjab, Harayana & Delhi work together to resolve the issues.

Watch Madhavdas G as he discusses with the panellist about the current air quality deteriorating to 700. New Delhi on an average has one of worst AQIs currently with cities like Lahore & Dhaka much ahead of them. Will Delhi ever recuperate from the Public Health Emergency declare by Delhi Govt? Will the 3 Govts viz. Punjab, Harayana & Delhi work together to resolve the issues

There is an air emergency in North India as pollution levels are almost 13 times the safe limit. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal describes it as a 'gas chamber' and orders the closure of all schools in Delhi till November 5 and distributes pollution masks in the city. In this special edition of The Big Fight, we decided to come out of the studio to discuss how critical the pollution level has become in the capital and why is it essential for us to talk about it and find a solution.

With Arwind Kejriwal declaring Public Health Emergency, this is following a high AQI recorded in New Delhi. The levels recorded were higher than most of the capital cities around the world. Delhi closed 581 schools and distributed over 50 lakh masks to students. But will the government sort it amongst themselves or will centre government intervene? Could the Supreme Court help resolve this amicably? Sanjana Chowhan asks the panellists on The Last Word (00:)1 to 35:20 mins)

Is stubble burning the main reason for the worsening condition of NCR Air quality? With the air quality in Delhi-NCR crossing the 'very poor' mark, concerns over the sources of pollution have started to emerge. Apart from the regular vehicular and industrial emissions, a significant amount of pollution is attributed to the stubble-burning activities in northern states post-monsoon. Now, environmentalists and even the Delhi government are highlighting that, despite regulations, farmers have continued to burn crops this year. (00:00 to 32:00)