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Delhi 2017-18 Winter Time PM2.5 Concentrations Above 300 micro-gm/m3 The data is worrying, but neither the Delhi government nor the Centre has made localised plans to deal with emissions. Read the full article @ Times of India

More on Delhi's air quality is @ http://www.delhiairquality.info

Posted by Sarath Guttikunda at 3:48 PM