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    Mother Dairy raises milk prices by Rs 2-4 per litre, effective Thursday

    Mother Dairy has raised milk prices by Rs 2-4 per litre from November 12, citing higher procurement costs. The hike affects several milk variants in Delhi-NCR, with full cream milk now costing Rs 76 per litre and toned milk Rs 62. The company last increased prices in May 2026.

    The sound of silence

    A CNN Chasing Life episode featuring Dr Sanjay Gupta and Northwestern neurobiologist Nina Kraus explores how the brain processes sound and how our auditory environment affects brain health. Kraus explains that sound processing is an active process shaped by memory, habits and past experiences, giving each person a unique “sonic fingerprint”.

    School holiday tomorrow, November 11, 2026: Will schools be closed due to weather and Diwali vacations? Check state-wise updates

    School Holiday Tomorrow: Schools in several states, including Delhi-NCR and Bihar, will be closed due to regional holidays on November 11. While government schools in Uttar Pradesh will observe a holiday, private institutions may follow different schedules. Himachal Pradesh schools are expected to reopen after the Diwali break, with no closure announced for this date. Other states like Odisha will maintain regular schedules without statewide closures.

    Delhi pollution: Supreme Court flags rising vehicle emissions, seeks crackdown plan from 4 states

    The Supreme Court has flagged rising vehicular emissions as an urgent concern in the Delhi-NCR pollution crisis, seeking action plans from Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Rajasthan. It has sought details of enforcement against over-age and non-compliant vehicles, inter-state coordination and a time-bound roadmap to strengthen emission checks.

    47 out of 50 most polluted cities of the world in India, Delhi gets a high rank

    According to live air quality rankings, India has 47 of the world's 50 most polluted cities. Sri Ganganagar in Rajasthan is the most polluted city globally, recording an alarming AQI of 671. Following closely are several cities from Haryana and Uttar Pradesh, with AQIs exceeding 300. Delhi ranks 13th in the world, highlighting the widespread air quality crisis in northern India.

    School holiday tomorrow, November 10, 2026: Will schools be closed due to weather and Diwali vacations? Check state-wise updates

    School Holiday Tomorrow: On November 10, 2026, school operations will vary across India due to regional festivals. For example, Himachal Pradesh and Rajasthan will observe school closures for Diwali festivities, while schools in Delhi-NCR and Uttar Pradesh are expected to operate under a hybrid teaching model. Additionally, confirmed holidays will lead to school closures in West Bengal and Bihar. Parents and students should stay updated through local school announcements.

    • ET Graphics: Punjab’s choking crisis — stubble burning persists despite warnings

      Stubble burning continues to pose a challenge for authorities despite repeated warnings and worsening air quality across Delhi-NCR. A Punjab Pollution Control Board report has recorded as many as 200 farm-fire incidents in Patiala district, pointing to continued violations even as breathing conditions deteriorate in the region.

      Stubble burning cases cross 3,000 mark in Punjab; Tarn Taran tops list

      Punjab has recorded 3,144 incidents of stubble burning between September 15 and November 6, with Tarn Taran as the highest contributor. Fines totaling Rs 54.55 lakh have been imposed in over a thousand cases related to these incidents. Authorities have registered 795 FIRs under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita during this period as well. The practice of stubble burning is often linked to increased air pollution in Delhi-NCR.

      Delhi govt urges citizens to burst only green crackers, stick to specific timings: Check permitted time, restricted areas and other key details

      Delhi pollution news: Delhi government has outlined restrictions on firecracker use for the upcoming Diwali festival. Green firecrackers will be allowed only on specific dates and times in November. The sale is limited to certified green firecrackers at authorized locations only. Violators of these regulations may face penalties and confiscation of illegal products. Supreme Court has mandated these conditions to reduce pollution and noise during the celebrations.

      Prestige Group buys 100% stake in Allure Developers for Rs 524 crore to develop housing project in Noida

      Prestige Estates Projects Ltd has purchased a complete stake in Allure Developers for Rs 524 crore. The acquisition was finalized on November 6, 2026, in a share purchase agreement. Allure Developers is currently involved in developing a residential project located in Noida Sector 150. The company has made similar acquisitions, including Gloind Vintage Infra for Rs 519 crore.

      Delhi-NCR among APAC's top office markets as prime rents rise 5.4%; occupancy costs rank seventh

      Delhi-NCR has emerged as a key player in the Asia-Pacific office market, marked by a notable 5.4% rise in prime office rents yearly by Q3 2026. This uptick showcases persistent demand in the region, which ranks seventh in occupancy costs among major markets. While overall office leasing has declined, the focus on enhancing workplace quality continues to lead rental rates upward, underscoring its significance for boosting productivity.

      Delhi schools to hold classes up to Class 5 in hybrid mode as pollution worsens

      The Delhi Directorate of Education has mandated that all schools offer hybrid classes for students up to class 5. This decision comes in response to the deteriorating air quality in the national capital. Classes will allow for both in-person and online attendance to accommodate students' needs. School heads must notify parents and guardians about these arrangements promptly. Education officials will visit schools to ensure the implementation of these new directives.

      Delhi AQI today: National capital’s air continues to remain toxic, AQI crosses 400 at over 22 stations; check IMD weather forecast and AQI

      Delhi air pollution news: Delhi is experiencing a serious decline in air quality with an AQI reading of 365. As Diwali approaches, pollution levels may increase due to firecracker use and stubble burning. The Commission for Air Quality Management has implemented stage three measures to manage air quality. Forecasts indicate continued poor air quality, likely reaching severe levels from November 7 to 9.

      SC questions recurring Delhi-NCR pollution, flags vehicle emissions as major contributor

      The Supreme Court has raised concerns over recurring air pollution in Delhi-NCR, identifying vehicular emissions as a major contributor and questioning why the AQI continues to approach 400 despite regulatory measures. The bench also called for changes in festival practices and economic incentives to discourage stubble burning.

      Delhi air pollution: GRAP 3 restrictions kick in ahead of Diwali; what's allowed and what's banned

      Delhi-NCR has invoked GRAP Stage III restrictions ahead of Diwali as pollution levels worsened, with the capital's AQI reaching 382. The curbs include restrictions on older vehicles, construction and dust-generating activities, while essential projects, additional Metro services and buses can continue under prescribed measures.

      Zomato increases delivery coverage up to 40 km under new ‘Limitless Delivery’ feature

      Zomato has launched a new feature called 'Limitless Delivery' for its customers. This feature enables ordering food from restaurants up to 40 kilometres away, expanding delivery radius. The service aims to make more restaurants accessible to customers across various cities. Currently, Limitless Delivery is operational in seven major cities, including Bengaluru and Delhi NCR. This innovation offers convenience to users who wish to order from their favorite restaurants not nearby.

      Delhi pollution: Supreme Court to go by expert opinion on plea for online classes if AQI rises

      Supreme Court is evaluating expert opinions concerning potential school closures amid worsening air quality in Delhi-NCR. The average Air Quality Index has been categorized as 'very poor', with severe pollution levels reported in many areas. Authorities have noted that vehicular emissions significantly contribute to the region's pollution crisis. The implementation of measures, including truck-mounted water sprinklers, is part of the effort to improve air quality.

      Happy polluted Diwali! Get ready for severe air pollution as AQI monitoring agency sounds warning this year

      Delhi AQI News: Get ready for severely polluted Delhi this year as the national capital is likely to face severe air pollution this year, with AQI forecast to cross 400. Stubble burning, firecracker emissions and unfavourable weather conditions could worsen the capital's air quality, raising concerns about another post-Diwali pollution spike.

      Delhi AQI today: Air quality remains very poor, one station records satisfactory; Smog covers Delhi-NCR areas like Gurugram, Noida and Ghaziabad

      AQI today: Delhi’s overall AQI stood at 389 on November 6, falling in the Very Poor category, while station-wise readings showed pollution levels varying across the city. CRRI Mathura Road recorded the highest station AQI at 261, followed by Jahangirpuri, Rohini, Mundka and Dwarka Sector 8. The report also covers readings from other monitoring stations across Delhi.

      Weather today, November 6: Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala to receive seven days of rain; Will it rain in Chennai, Hyderabad today?

      Weather today, November 6: IMD has forecast heavy rainfall across southern India until November 11, with Tamil Nadu likely to receive widespread showers on November 7 and 8. Chennai, Puducherry and Hyderabad may also see rain on November 6. Delhi, meanwhile, is expected to remain dry under hazy skies and hazardous air quality.

      Aartas CliniShare to add 20,000 sq. ft of co-working space

      Aartas CliniShare aims to add 20,000 sq. ft. of healthcare infrastructure across Delhi NCR by the financial year-end. The company is focusing on Noida, West Delhi, and North Delhi for its expansion efforts. Aartas CliniShare operates on a managed OPD infrastructure model to serve various healthcare enterprises.

      Air quality worsens in Delhi-NCR: CAQM sends team to Bathinda, steps up Punjab monitoring

      The Commission for Air Quality Management has called an urgent review meeting with Punjab officials after a surge in paddy stubble burning and worsening air quality in Delhi-NCR. It has ordered tighter monitoring across 12 districts, warned nodal officers of personal accountability and directed thermal plants to meet biomass co-firing targets.

      SC flags sale of firecrackers despite restrictions, asks Centre to ensure compliance

      The Supreme Court of India has called for strict enforcement of firecracker restrictions in Delhi-NCR. This decision follows a report revealing ongoing sales of both licensed and unlicensed firecrackers. While green firecrackers can be sold and burst on specific dates, the court has mandated designated 'no-cracker zones' around sensitive locations. Authorities must mark and publicize these areas to ensure compliance.

      GRAP II imposed in Delhi with immediate effect amid 'very poor' air quality; check key restrictions

      GRAP Stage II has been implemented in Delhi-NCR due to a significant decline in air quality. The Commission for Air Quality Management reported an increase in the AQI from 117 to 324 recently. These figures indicate a shift to the 'very poor' category following unfavorable weather conditions. Authorities will now intensify measures to reduce dust pollution and promote public transportation.

      Delhi-NCR gets two days of green crackers as Supreme Court caps bursting at three hours a day and sets 300-metre no-cracker zones

      The Supreme Court has authorized the use of certified green firecrackers in Delhi-NCR on specific dates. Firecrackers can only be burst within designated time limits on November 7 and 8. Certain areas, including hospitals and educational institutions, will be declared as 'No-Cracker Zones' to ensure safety. Manufacturers must comply with specific certifications to produce authorized firecrackers during this period. A complete ban on all firecrackers will resume after November 8.

      Delhi Metro announces 20 additional trips on weekdays amid GRAP-II curbs

      Delhi Metro Rail Corporation will operate 20 additional train trips on weekdays. This initiative increases total extra services to 40 amidst rising air pollution concerns. The Commission for Air Quality Management has activated Stage II of the Graded Response Action Plan across Delhi-NCR. Measures include promoting public transport usage to reduce vehicular emissions and dust pollution control.

      Diwali firecracker curbs: SC sets two time periods for fireworks, bans bursting near hospitals

      The Supreme Court has permitted the use of green firecrackers in Delhi-NCR for Diwali on specific dates. Firecrackers must not be used near hospitals, old-age homes, or designated silence zones. The court mandated that only certified green firecrackers may be manufactured and sold. Strict measures against unauthorized firecracker sales will be enforced to manage pollution concerns. A complete ban on firecrackers will be reinstated after November 9, 2026.

      Weather today, November 2: IMD warns of heavy rain in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Tamil Nadu; Delhi-NCR's AQI becomes 'severe'; check latest IMD update and AQI levels

      Weather today, November 2: IMD has warned of heavy to extremely heavy rainfall in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana and Tamil Nadu on November 2 as Cyclone Murasu intensifies and approaches the coast. While several states face rain and strong winds, Delhi-NCR is expected to remain dry, even as air quality readings across the region remain in the hazardous category.

      Delhi-NCR pollution: CAQM orders construction ban, 50% work-from-home from November 5 to 20

      The Commission for Air Quality Management has implemented a ban on construction activities in Delhi-NCR from November 5 to 20. This measure aims to combat the worsening air quality in the region during this period. Additionally, government and private offices in Delhi and surrounding areas should allow up to 50% of their employees to work from home.

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