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Delhi's Diwali AQI readings diverge widely across platforms, raising questions

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Air quality figures reported for Delhi during Diwali differed sharply depending on the source used. The official Central Pollution Control Board index stayed below 400, while some apps published considerably higher values. The gap is partly due to differences between India's and the United States' methods for calculating the Air Quality Index. The reliability of underlying data sources also affects how accurate the readings are.

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