Delhi-NCR schools will resume hybrid learning from Tuesday, offering both online and offline classes, following a CAQM order endorsed by the Supreme Court. The decision addresses concerns about mid-day meals,

The central panel asked the state governments to ensure that classes up to 12th standard along with college and other educational institution classes are held in “hybrid” mode wherever feasible.

According to the weather department, Delhi woke up to patches of shallow fog today, with temperatures hovering at 12.8 degrees Celsius.

Delhi's air quality slightly improved to 'very poor' on Tuesday morning, with an AQI of 382, after experiencing 'severe' levels the previous week. Schools are instructed to operate in a hybrid mode (online and offline) for all classes until further notice,

Delhi's air quality worsened again, reaching a 'very poor' AQI of 396 after a brief improvement. The Supreme Court criticized the government's implementation of GRAP curbs. Schools in Delhi-NCR are to continue hybrid learning,

Strong surface winds (at speeds of 15km/hr) that had helped disperse pollutants on Sunday, dropped to near-calm levels of 4-6km/hr by Monday morning, leading to a haze engulfing the city again. Delhi’s 24-hour average air quality index (AQI) was recorded at 285 (“poor”) at 9am on Monday,

Schools in Delhi-NCR will shift to a hybrid learning model from Tuesday, allowing students to choose between online and offline classes. The Commission for Air Quality Management announced this decision following a Supreme Court directive,

The AQI in Delhi remained in the severe category from Monday to Wednesday last week and thereafter witnessed slight improvement on Thursday and Friday. However, it deteriorated to the severe category on Saturday.