The AQI is one number for everyone. This page scores it for your body and your plans.
Today is hard on lungs like yours — cut the exertion.
Move exercise indoors today, and run a purifier at home if you have one.
The two numbers are the same air, scored for two different bodies.
This page is showing an example — an adult with asthma, planning outdoor exercise in Anand Vihar. Fill in your own details and the advice becomes yours.
Change detailsAsthma — A long-term condition where the airways tighten and inflame. Fine particles and traffic gases are common triggers.
The exertion part of this score comes from published breathing rates (US EPA, confidence rated medium). The health-condition and age parts are our own judgement, not a validated medical model. See how the score is worked out ›
Acceptable for most. Sensitive groups (asthma, heart/lung conditions, kids, seniors) should take it easy on heavy exertion.
The World Health Organization comparison is about the finest particles, and this station is not reporting them right now, so it is not shown. How this compares ›
The five-day outlook comes from the WAQI feed. This reading did not arrive with one, so there is none to show — a reading read from CPCB directly never carries a forecast. What do these numbers mean? ›
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