India, always hot, has been getting hotter. The past decade was the warmest on record. Yet it has not been warming as quickly ...

The WHO recommends an annual average of no more than 5 micrograms per cubic metre (µg/m³) for PM2.5, and a daily average not ...

India is in the grip of a full-blown air pollution emergency—and the most dangerous part? We're still pretending it's not ...

In these months, temperatures on the Indo-Gangetic plain—the area that spreads from eastern Pakistan, across North India and ...

Individuals living in the Indo-Gangetic plains are expected to lose up to seven years of life expectancy compared with those ...

Millions of lives in India have been lost because of air pollution. The programme Insight looks at how a growing middle class and geography play a part in the country’s struggles and how recent ...

When we think of air pollution in India, we often picture Delhi under a thick layer of smog. But new findings by Greenpeace ...

India’s air pollution crisis is a profound and growing challenge. Part of the explanation seems to be a crippling mismatch between the rules that are on the books and those that the state can ...

Implementing strong air pollution control policies could help Southeast Asian nations prevent up to 36,000 premature deaths ...

The Commission for Air Quality Management enforced Stage-I GRAP measures in Delhi NCR due to a surge in air pollution. The ...