Escalating air pollution in Delhi is forcing residents to relocate, as health concerns rise and the city's air quality continues to deteriorate.

Stubble burning has commenced in a big way with impunity in Punjab and Haryana leading to further worsening of air quality ...

Authorities have warned residents, especially children, the elderly, and those with respiratory issues, to limit outdoor activities and take necessary precautions.

Under stage three of the plan, non-essential construction is banned and curbs on industrial activity using polluting fuels are enforced ...

The current pollution spike is not just an environmental issue. It’s a full-blown public health emergency. According to Dr. Kuldeep Kumar Grover, Head of Critical Care and Pulmonology at CK Birla ...

The Supreme Court today refused to list an application seeking immediate phased implementation of the WHO Air Quality ...

Following the explosion in Delhi, Pakistan has increased security along its border. Pakistani Air Force fighter jets have ...

Dr Charu Jora Goyal, a nuclear medicine physician and the founder and CEO of Scan4Health, said with the onset of winter and ...

Delhi's severe air pollution is compelling residents to leave the city. Many families are now choosing to relocate ...

An image has been circulating online, claiming it shows smoke engulfing the sky after the explosion in Delhi on November 10.

But don’t worry, with a little planning and some solid teamwork between parents and schools, kids can stay safe, sharp, and ...