What has changed lately
Advisories from government, health and financial regulators — read by us, written in our own words, each one saying what to actually do. Every item links to the original and carries the date it comes down.
- cautionair quality22 Oct
Bombay HC expresses concern over Mumbai's rising pollution levels
According to Scroll.in, the Bombay High Court has expressed concern over Mumbai's pollution levels surpassing those of Delhi, calling it 'shocking'. The court highlighted the city'…
Source: Scroll.in
- cautionair quality21 Oct
Delhi's air quality worsens, prompting new pollution control measures
According to India Today, Delhi's air quality has dropped into the 'poor' category with an Air Quality Index of 216. This change comes as the city approaches the Dussehra and Diwal…
Source: India Today
- cautionair quality17 Oct
Delhi's air quality worsens sharply, raising health concerns
According to India Today, Delhi's Air Quality Index (AQI) rose dramatically from 65 to 216 in just one day. This significant increase was recorded at 10:31 am on October 17, indica…
Source: India Today
- cautionair quality17 Oct
Delhi faces air quality concerns as October sees high pollution levels
According to India Today, Delhi's Air Quality Index (AQI) reached 187 on October 4, marking the highest four-day average since 2020. This early spike in pollution has raised alarms…
Source: India Today
- cautionair quality15 Oct
Delhi NCR faces high AQI, residents cite pollution causes
According to India Today, air quality in Delhi NCR has worsened, with the AQI reaching 350. A survey reveals that many residents believe local sources contribute significantly to t…
Source: India Today
- cautioncyber fraud8 Oct
Cyber awareness is crucial as online fraud evolves, experts warn
According to The New Indian Express, the rise of digital services has led to an increase in cybercrime, prompting experts and government agencies to advise citizens to stay vigilan…
Source: The New Indian Express
Alerts & quiet hours
Only what you pick, only for your city, and nothing overnight unless it is a warning.
A red warning — a cyclone, a flood — still arrives during quiet hours. That is what people turn notifications on for. Nothing else does.