Based on the latest data from the Central Pollution Control Board’s (CPCB) Air Quality Index (AQI) Bulletin for December 3, 2025, several Indian cities report notably low AQI levels, indicating cleaner air and better environmental conditions. These cities primarily belong to the “Good” category, where air pollution has a minimal or negligible impact on health. This is in stark contrast with many densely populated metropolitan areas that struggle with “Poor”-to “Very Poor” air quality levels.10 Indian cities with the least AQI
Based on the latest data from the Central Pollution Control Board’s (CPCB) Air Quality Index (AQI) Bulletin for December 3, 2025, several Indian cities report notably low AQI levels, indicating cleaner air and better environmental conditions. These cities primarily belong to the “Good” category, where air pollution has a minimal or negligible impact on health. This is in stark contrast with many densely populated metropolitan areas that struggle with “Poor”-to “Very Poor” air quality levels.
