Alipur air quality · Delhi, Delhi NCR
Even half an hour outdoors in this air can inflame the airways
US AQI 216 (Very Unhealthy) at the DPCC monitor in Alipur, Delhi, the 72nd highest of 81 Delhi NCR monitors reporting. India's official NAQI (CPCB) 316 (Very Poor). Main pollutant: PM2.5.
Updated
Last 24 hours: worst 258 at midnight yesterday, best 158 at 4 pm yesterday (US AQI)
Pollutants at Alipur
- PM2.5 · µg/m³1419.4× WHO limit
- PM10 · µg/m³2014.5× WHO limit
- NO₂ · µg/m³37.3Under WHO limit
- O₃ · µg/m³8.8
- CO · mg/m³1.47
This hour's readings at this monitor. WHO multiples use the 2021 24-hour guidelines.
Where Alipur ranks in Delhi NCR
- 72ndmost polluted of 81 Delhi NCR monitors right now
- 41stof 68 NCR monitors, 6 to 19 October 2026 (average NAQI 158)
- 242average US AQI, last 30 days
- 325Delhi's city figure now
In our study of every Delhi NCR monitor from 6 to 19 October 2026, Alipur ranked 41st of 68 and 26th of 45 in Delhi, with a mean daily NAQI (CPCB's index) of 158, against 125 in mid-September. Its daily NAQI was above 200 (Poor) on 2 of the 14 days. See the full ranking.
Most polluted right now: Sector 110 932 · Sector 39 824 · Teri Gram 677 · North Campus, DU 665 · Chandni Chowk 664.
Is it safe outside in Alipur right now?
Health alert: the risk of health effects is increased for everyone.
Walking and commuting
LimitOnly essential trips. Wear a well-fitted N95 or FFP2 mask outdoors.
Running and jogging
AvoidRun indoors only, with windows closed.
Cycling
AvoidAvoid riding outdoors.
Children playing outside
AvoidKeep children indoors. Cancel outdoor sports and assemblies.
Older adults and heart or lung conditions
AvoidStay indoors with filtered air.
Open windows
AvoidKeep windows and doors closed.
Mask outdoors
EssentialN95 or FFP2 mask strongly advised for any time outdoors.
Air purifier indoors
EssentialRun a HEPA purifier on high with windows closed.
Based on the US EPA Air Quality Guide, applied to the current US AQI category. If you have symptoms, follow your doctor's advice.
When the air is worst in Alipur
Last 7 days, India timeOver the last 7 days, the air at this monitor was worst from 7 am to 10 am (average US AQI 467) and cleanest from 2 pm to 5 pm (248). Plan walks, runs and open windows for the cleaner hours.
Alipur air quality, last 24 hours
Hourly US AQI, 20 of 24 hours, India timeIn the last 24 hours the US AQI at this monitor was highest at midnight yesterday (258, Very Unhealthy) and lowest at 4 pm yesterday (158, Unhealthy).
Alipur air quality, last 30 days
Daily average, 28 days- 242average US AQI
- 434worst day, 4 November
- 93cleanest day, 12 October
- 22days above 150 (Unhealthy or worse)
Nearby monitors
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Alipur air quality: common questions
What is the AQI in Alipur right now?
The US AQI at the DPCC monitor in Alipur, Delhi is 216 (Very Unhealthy), the 72nd highest of 81 Delhi NCR monitors reporting. Over the last 24 hours it ranged from 158 (4 pm yesterday) to 258 (midnight yesterday). The main pollutant is PM2.5. The same air reads India's official NAQI (CPCB) 316 (Very Poor).
What time is the air worst in Alipur?
Over the last 7 days, from 7 am to 10 am India time, when the monitor averaged 467. The cleanest stretch was 2 pm to 5 pm, at 248.
Is Alipur one of the most polluted areas in Delhi NCR?
From 6 to 19 October 2026, Alipur ranked 41st of 68 Delhi NCR monitors by mean daily NAQI, CPCB's index (158), and 26th of 45 in Delhi. Right now it is 72nd of 81. See the full ranking.
How has Alipur's air been over the last 30 days?
The monitor averaged a US AQI of 242 over 28 days with data. The worst day was 4 November at 434 and the cleanest 12 October at 93. 22 days were above 150 (Unhealthy or worse).
Where does Alipur's air quality data come from?
From the continuous monitoring station run by the Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) in CPCB's national network. Good Air shows the US EPA AQI worked out from those readings, and CPCB's own National Air Quality Index (NAQI) beside it. Good Air does not estimate or adjust the readings.
Source: Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC), via CPCB's national monitoring network. One monitor shows the air around it, which can differ from a few streets away. Readings are published by the monitoring agency and may be revised.