Several central Delhi stretches will face phased restrictions as Russian President Vladimir Putin arrives for key engagements.

Indians breathe some of the world’s most toxic air, and studies suggest it’s killing millions of them. Air pollution in New Delhi is especially deadly, and cold winter weather makes the smog even worse.

The Putin–Modi mega meet has officially begun in New Delhi, and the world is watching every move. With the Russian oil sanctions row intensifying, US President Donald Trump’s eyes are firmly on India as PM Modi and President Putin open one of the most consequential bilateral dialogues of the year.

Researchers have tied the problem to widespread over-extraction of groundwater, particularly in lower-income neighbourhoods where piped water is scarce.

The return of toxic smog to New Delhi led to a spike in hospitalizations in November, with children suffering some of the worst and most lasting damage. Efforts by the government to clear the air have seen little success,

IndiGo passengers at Indira Gandhi International Airport (Delhi) faced major disruptions as a large number of flights were cancelled or delayed on Wednesday and Thursday., Delhi News, Times Now

On this Special Report, the focus is on the arrival of the Russian President in New Delhi. The commentary highlights the 'money shot' of the warm hug and handshake shared with the Indian Prime Minister.

India and Russia are looking at a plan to jointly build Arctic-class ships, with the proposal expected to move forward during President Vladimir Putin's visit to New Delhi from December 4-5