DailyAQI

Network transparency

How much of the monitoring network is reporting right now.

Data health & coverage

We believe an air-quality site should be transparent about its own data. Here is the live state of the DailyAQI network.

241/249
Indian cities reporting
On the CPCB national scale
46
world cities reporting
On the US EPA scale, via OpenAQ
572
stations aggregated
Across all reporting cities
300
city pages published
Persist even when a city is briefly offline

How to read this

Air-quality monitoring is imperfect: stations go offline, feeds lag, and coverage varies by country. Rather than paper over the gaps, we show them. A city "reporting" means we received a fresh reading (within the last few hours) from at least one particulate monitor and computed its AQI. Cities that are momentarily offline keep their page but display "data updating" instead of a stale or invented number.

Indian data comes from the Central Pollution Control Board via the Government of India open-data portal (updated hourly); international data comes from public monitors aggregated by OpenAQ. We exclude readings that fail basic sanity checks, and we never publish an estimated or back-filled figure as if it were a measurement. Last network refresh: Wed, 23 Sep 2026 09:05:02 GMT.