 | The vibe that is 'Majnu Ka Tilla' in Delhi's mini-TibetFor all of us who have come to Delhi from other places and found love in the city, there might have been seminal moments that have warmed us up. |
 | Pawsitive homesA few good Samaritans in the city made it their mission to offer a haven for strays during the harsh winter months in Delhi. |
 | Sunny day gladdens hearts in Delhi, drizzle likely on February 4The weather office has forecast that daytime temperatures are likely to remain above 20 degree Celsius for the next few days till February 2 and fall subsequently thereafter. |
 | In Delhi, mercury drops to lowest maximum in 9 years, no respite in next few daysThis was the second ‘severe cold day’ of the season after Monday. |
 | Winter gloom obliterating effervescenceWell, if we talk about air quality, I am very sure as per the measurement standards, it must never have been good and always rested in the bad, worse, alarming categories. |
 | Delhi sees improved improve air quality, slight respite from coldAccording to officials, Safdarjung Observatory received 9.1 mm rainfall in the last 24 hours followed by Palam 7 mm, Lodhi Road 7.4mm, Ayanagar 6.2 mm and Ridge 5.8 mm. |
 | Delhiites brace for chill and fog at year-endWith the year’s last rain over, the mercury is set to drop further, while the city may see moderate to dense fog over the coming week, said weather officials. |
 | Delhi sees light showers, AQI still in ‘severe’ zoneThe relative humidity recorded at 5.30 pm was 80 per cent and the minimum temperature settled at 9.8 degrees Celsius, two notches above the normal. |
 | Delhi records coldest day, mercury dips to 3.1 degree CelciusThe air quality in the national capital remains in the 'poor' category for the second consecutive day; construction ban lifted |
 | Delhi's chilliest day so far, winds help disperse pollutantsBesides, the criteria for cold wave is defined as when the minimum temperature departure from normal |
 | Blankets, clothes and more: NGOs that help the needy survive Delhi wintersHere’s a look at three organisations in Delhi-NCR that urge people to donate clothes and blankets this season to help fellow denizens combat the harsh months of winter. |
 | Pollution in Delhi deteriorates as mercury dips to lowest minimum of seasonPalawat added that heavy snowfall in the western Himalayas has also contributed in bringing down Delhi’s temperatures, as winds from snow-clad mountains are blowing over the city. |
 | MeT department predicts cooler winter for Delhi this yearIndependent weather forecasters said that the city was going to see a harsher winter this season than usual, as temperatures were likely to remain below normal. |
 | Delhi's coldest morning amid worsening air qualityAir quality index likely to deteriorate till November 18 because of calmer wind conditions and drop in mercury |
 | At 10 degree Celsius, lowest minimum temperature in November in Delhi this yearIn 2020, the lowest minimum temperature in November was recorded on November 23 at 6.3 degrees Celsius, the officials said. |
 | Mercury settles at 15.4 degres in Delhi, air quality 'very poor' for second consecutive dayThe relative humidity in the morning was recorded at 85 per cent, according to the India Meteorological Department. |
 | Stubble burning continues to be main factor for Delhi's poor AQIThe India Meteorological Department said the wind speed varied from eight kmph to 14 kmph. |
 | Delhi records minimum temperature of 13.6 degrees; city continues to reel under post-Diwali pollutionThe city's air quality index (AQI) stood at 385 at 9.05 am, while that of Noida, Gurgaon and Greater Noida was recorded at 406, 363, 296, respectively. |
 | Mercury drops as heavy rain lashes DelhiThe IMD forecast predicts an overcast sky on Monday, October 25, with the maximum and minimum temperatures settling at 31 and 18 degrees Celsius, respectively. |
