Delhi is currently experiencing hazardous levels of air pollution, with the air quality index (AQI) reaching severe levels and prompting emergency measures across the city. Primary schools have shifted to online classes as thick smog envelops the city, obscuring landmarks like the Taj Mahal. The situation has led to significant disruptions, including flight delays and a surge in hospital visits due to respiratory issues. Authorities have implemented strict restrictions under the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) to mitigate the pollution crisis. As smog blankets northern India, concerns about health risks are escalating, with experts warning about potential long-term effects, especially on children.