India Faces Severe Air Pollution in North and Extreme Weather Across Regions

Hazardous air quality grips Noida and Gurugram, while Jammu and Kashmir endures sub-zero temperatures and southern cities experience rising heat.

Noida and Gurugram recorded hazardous AQI levels of 500 on March 25, 2025, posing significant health risks to residents.
Delhi's air quality remains very poor with an AQI of 333, prompting advisories for limited outdoor activities, especially for vulnerable groups.
Kolkata and Punjab report poor air quality, with AQI levels of 293 and 210 respectively, impacting public health.
Jammu and Kashmir experiences sub-zero temperatures and snowfall, contrasting with intense heat in cities like Goa and Kolkata.
Southern and western cities, including Goa and Ahmedabad, maintain good air quality, highlighting stark regional disparities.