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The Economic Times raised questions over whether Delhi's Air Quality Index was recorded at around 3,000 or 300, highlighting a possible discrepancy in the reported figure. The article draws attention to how a reading of that magnitude would differ sharply from the expected range. The uncertainty centres on whether the value reflects an actual pollution level or a data or reporting error. Such inconsistencies matter because AQI figures inform public health advisories and policy responses in the city. Note: the full article text was not provided, so this summary is limited to the headline's framing.

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