The morning after Diwali, Delhi woke up under a thick blanket of toxic smog. 🌫️ With AQI levels crossing 400 in several parts of the city — including Anand Vihar, Jahangirpuri, and RK Puram — the capital’s air has plunged into the “severe” category. Experts blame a mix of Diwali firecrackers, stubble burning, and low wind speeds for the alarming rise in pollution. Authorities have urged residents, especially children and the elderly, to avoid outdoor activities and wear N95 masks when stepping out. Watch the full video for visuals and expert insights on Delhi’s worsening air quality this festive season.