The Air Quality Index in Delhi has reached the 'severe' level on Thursday, prompting the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) to enforce GRAP-III in the national capital region.

Atishi directs primary schools in Delhi to shift to online classes due to rising pollution levels, effective from Friday.

As Delhi's air quality dropped to 'severe', Delhi Chief Minister Atishi announced that all primary schools in the national capital would be shifted to online modules. In a post on X, Atishi said that the online sessions will continue till further directions.

All inter-state buses from NCR states -- except electric vehicles, CNG vehicles and BS-VI diesel buses -- will be prohibited from entering Delhi

Due to hazardous air pollution levels exceeding 400 AQI, all primary schools in Delhi transitioned to online classes. The Delhi government implemented GRAP-3 emergency measures, including halting construction,

Amid worsening air quality, Delhi chief minister Atishi on Thursday announced that primary schools in Delhi will hold online classes until further directions are given.“Due to rising pollution levels,

All schools up to Class 5 in Delhi will switch to online learning till further directions in view of rising pollution levels in the city, Chief Minister Atishi said on Thursday.

Air pollution in the Indian capital is more than 50 times what is considered safe by the World Health Organization.

India's capital New Delhi ordered all primary schools to cease in-person classes until further notice on Thursday night due to worsening smog in the sprawling megacity.