The Supreme Court upheld GRAP-4 restrictions, directing states to utilise labour cess for worker support during the construction ban. It criticized the Delhi government's non-compliance with truck entry restrictions and instructed CAQM to take action.

Supreme Court says that unless satisfied there is consistent decrease in AQI, it can’t order curbs below GRAP-3 or GRAP-2.

NCR, the Supreme Court on Monday stated that Grap 4 restrictions will remain in place until the court is convinced that pollution levels are decreasing in the region. The court also directed states within the NCR to utilise funds collected as labour cess to provide livelihoods for workers during the

The Supreme Court also observed that the Delhi government did not properly follow Group 4 guidelines between November 18 and 23. Appropriate steps were not taken to stop trucks from coming to Delhi.

Delhi's AQI was 318 on Sunday evening. Supreme Court had ordered the Delhi government not to relax GRAP IV restrictions without its permission

Supreme Court considers prosecuting Delhi Police Commissioner for failing to deploy officers at all entry points on November 18.

Should schools reopen in Delhi-NCR amid air pollution? While some of the parents felt the need for a physical school opening, others strongly objected to it and said health is more important than education and online classes should continue.

PM IST Delhi-NCR Air Pollution: Due to the persistently bad air quality, the Gautam Buddh Nagar District Magistrate said on Saturday that all of the district's schools will remain closed until November 25.