Activists and locals assembled on Man Singh Road in front of India Gate, blocking traffic briefly before police intervened. Photo by Shreansh Jaiswal/NewsGram
Delhi

Air Pollution Protest: In Pictures

On November 9, 2025, at around 5pm, people gathered at the Man Singh Road near the India Gate to join a peaceful protest against Air Pollution in the National Capital.

NewsGram Desk
Stationed police vans and officers oversee the protest, pointing to tensions between demonstrators and law-enforcement.
Colourful placards with messages like ‘We can’t breathe’ and ‘Clean air is our right’ fill the protest scene near India Gate.
A haze of pollution looms over Delhi’s skyline as citizens unite in protest to demand clearer skies.
People wearing masks march through the haze.
Protesters at India Gate carry signs reading ‘We want to breathe’ amid one of Delhi’s worst air-quality days on record.
Protesters — including parents and children gather at India Gate holding signs reading ‘Help us breathe.
The city wakes to hazardous air levels.
Citizens rally to remind authorities that breathable air is not a privilege, but a right.
Demonstrators assert that clean air is a fundamental human right during the Delhi protest.
Residents brave the haze to participate in a peaceful demonstration for cleaner air.
The protest at India Gate becomes a symbol of Delhi’s collective outcry against toxic air and official inaction.

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