India, Nov. 10 -- Delhi's post-Diwali air has slipped into the 'Severe' category, with AQI levels crossing 400 across the capital and pollution exceeding the World Health Organization's (WHO) recommended limits by over 50 times. As smog disrupts daily routines, here's how Delhiites are adapting:

Several Delhi University institutions, including Delhi College of Arts and Commerce (DCAC) and Dr Bhim Rao Ambedkar College, have shifted classes online between November 6 and 10. Mata Sundri College and Lakshmibai College have also issued advisories to minimise student commutes during peak smog hours. "It's annoying because post-Diwali is when the campus is so lively, with all of us sharing stories and gifts. But it's still better to miss out th...