On the last date of hearing, the Supreme Court had directed that emergency measures under Stage 4 of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) should remain in place in Delhi till it directs otherwise.

Supreme Court Friday refused to relax the strict measures in force under stage 4 of Grap despite Delhi's air quality improving a bit from 'severe' to 'very poor' over the last two days. The curbs will stay at least till Monday,

Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai inspects GRAP-4 enforcement, noting daily truck violations and urging compliance to reduce pollution.

The Supreme Court on Friday said it would consider on November 25 whether or not to ease the antipollution GRAP4 restrictions in DelhiNCR keeping in view the drop in air quality index levels. A bench of Justices Abhay S Oka and Augustine George Masih expressed displeasure over the poor implementation of GRAP4 restrictions,

SC says consequences of GRAP-4 are drastic, may have adverse effects on several sections of society. Srishty Choudhury Updated : Nov 22, 2024, 03:33 PM IST Air pollution in Delhi-NCR: SC says consequences of GRAP-4 are drastic,

Delhi's GRAP Stage IV, banning older diesel vehicles, has affected transportation, especially the wedding business. With air quality reaching severe levels, there's a surge in demand for compliant vehicles.

On November 18, the top court directed all Delhi-NCR states to immediately set up teams to strictly enforce anti-pollution GRAP-4

Supreme Court to review easing of anti-pollution restrictions in Delhi-NCR on November 25 due to improved air quality.

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