Daily Pioneer. Several localities in Delhi recorded AQI levels above 350, indicating very poor to severe air quality. Pusa (IITM) recorded the highest AQI at 392, followed by Chandni Chowk at 389, NSUT Jaffarpur at 381, and Commonwealth Sports Complex at. Delhi's AQI improves slightly to 304 but remains in the 'very poor' category, with low wind speeds, no expected rainfall and GRAP Stage III restrictions continuing across Delhi-NCR.