New Delhi: Delhi’s air is poised to remain in the “very poor” band on 4 November, according to NewsDrum’s new farm‑fire‑based forecast.

NewsDrum is the first outlet in India to publish daily AQI predictions built directly on satellite‑detected stubble‑burning data, giving readers a forward look at air quality rather than a post‑mortem.

The pedictions will be pubished through the month of November.

The model, which correlates Punjab’s previous‑day stubble‑burning incidents with the Capital’s next‑day Air Quality Index (AQI), projects an average AQI of about 325 for Tuesday.

That places the city solidly in the 301-400 “very poor” range and continues a grim trend: every spike in farm fires since mid‑October has been followed by a deterioration in Delhi’s air.

The prediction comes on the

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