After the implementation of GRAP-3 restrictions, checking has been intensified in different locations of the national capital. Under these, non-essential diesel-operated medium goods vehicles with BS-IV or older standards are banned within Delhi.

Delhi Traffic Police on Monday intensified checks on vehicles following the implementation of restrictive measures under the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) Stage III to combat air pollution. Under Stage III,

Delhi's air quality worsens, triggering Stage-III of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP). Restrictions include a ban on certain inter-state buses and older diesel commercial vehicles entering the city.

Amid deteriorating air quality in the Delhi-NCR region, the Centre's air quality panel has once again imposed the GRAP-3 rules to curb air pollution. Under GRAP-3 rules, schools a

A Central air quality panel for Delhi-NCR has invoked GRAP III after a sharp rise in pollution levels. Delhi's AQI stood at 367 at 2 pm. "Considering the highly unfavourable meteorological conditions including calm winds and very low mixing height leading the AQI of Delhi into the higher end of the very poor category,