Delhi-NCR AQI Level Today, 10 November 2025: Hazy morning in Delhi; over half of city’s stations record ‘severe’ air quality

Delhi-NCR AQI Level Today, 10 November 2025: Severe smog grips Delhi as Bawana tops AQI at 412.

Delhi pollutionA person walks wearing a face mask to fight air pollution in the capital city New Delhi. (AP Photo)

The Capital woke up to a hazy Monday morning with the air quality at most recording stations turning ‘severe’, according to data showed by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB). As of 7 am, the air quality in Delhi was in the ‘very poor’ category, with the reading at Air Quality Early Warning System (EWS) showing AQI at 372.

At 7 am, Bawana (412) was the only station in Delhi to record an AQI above the 400 mark, while Wazirpur (397) and Jahangirpuri (394) followed close behind.

Several other areas continued to report ‘very poor’ air quality early Monday, including Burari (389), Mathura Road (366), Pusa (348), Lodhi Road (314), R K Puram (363), Shadipur (328), and Dwarka Sector 8 (355).

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Hundreds of Delhiites gathered at India Gate on Sunday evening to protest against rising pollution levels, but most were detained by the police, who cited that “India Gate is not a designated protest site,” according to official announcements made at the venue.

Here are the AQI levels recorded at 10 of the 39 monitoring stations across Delhi:

Sl no  Monitoring stations AQI 
1 Bawana 412
2 Wazirpur 397
3 Jahangirpuri 394
4 Rohini 390
5 Burari Crossing 389
6 Nehru Nagar 386
7 Anand Vihar 379
8 Mundka 378
9 ITO 378
10 Patparganj 376

The AQI scale classifies air quality as: Good (0–50), Satisfactory (51–100), Moderately Polluted (101–200), Poor (201–300), Very Poor (301–400), and Severe (401–500). Higher AQI readings indicate increasingly unhealthy air.

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