Delhi was blanketed by thick smog on November 3, 2023.
The city's AQI on Friday was the worst since the previous high recorded on November 12, 2021.
Schools in the national capital were ordered shut for two days.
The Bangladesh cricket team was forced to cancel its training session because of the extreme levels of air pollution, 100 times the limit established by the World Health Organisation.
IMAGE: A thick layer of smog covers Kartavya Path, here and below. Photograph: Rahul Singh/ANI Photo
Photograph: Rahul Singh/ANI Photo
Photograph: Rahul Singh/ANI Photo
IMAGE: Commuters travel on NH24 amid the smog. Photograph: Ayush Sharma/ANI Photo
IMAGE: Barapullah flyover. Photograph: Ayush Sharma/ANI Photo
IMAGE: India Gate. Photograph: Rahul Singh/ANI Photo
IMAGE: A pair of camels seen in a field covered in smog. Photograph: Ayush Sharma/ANI Photo
IMAGE: The Akshardham temple. Photograph: Ayush Sharma/ANI Photo
IMAGE: Vijay Chowk. Photograph: Rahul Singh/ANI Photo
IMAGE: A metro runs on a track amid smog. Photograph: Ayush Sharma/ANI Photo
IMAGE: Smog covers the area below a bridge. Photograph: Ayush Sharma/ANI Photo
IMAGE: Commuters travel on Barapullah road. Photograph: Mohd Zakir/ANI Photo
IMAGE: The Delhi-Noida link. Photograph: Mohd Zakir/ANI Photo
Photographs curated by Manisha Kotian/Rediff.com
Feature Presentation: Ashish Narsale/Rediff.com
