What is the Current PM10 Level?
West Bengal
The current PM10 level based on average air quality data in West Bengal is 53 µg/m³, making it acceptable, but sensitive individuals should be cautious.
The current PM10 level in West Bengal is 1.18x Above the recommended WHO guideline of 45 µg/m³.
Trending in India
Big News: AQI App is Now on Apple Watch!
Delhi Rain May 2025 Breaks Records — Why It Happened and What’s Next
How Air Pollution Fuels COPD—and What You Can Do About It?
Big news! The BMC now requires all large construction sites in Mumbai to install air quality monitors.
Heatwaves News: Delhi's current temperature is 40˚C, but it feels like burning at 50˚C.
The Mask Returns: COVID Cases Spike in Singapore, Hong Kong, and India
How Heat and Air Pollution Can Be Increasing Mortality in India: New Study Reveals
AQI Levels in New Delhi at Alarming Levels Due to Thick Layer of Dust
Breaking Today: A Layer of Thick Smog and Dust Covers New Delhi – Visibility Drops
Long-Term Exposure to Polluted Air and Its Impact on Heart Health: A Global Perspective
Methane Emissions from Delhi’s Landfills: An Invisible Threat
-or-pm2.5.webp)
Carbon monoxide (CO) or PM2.5: Which is more dangerous for human health and the environment?
The Hidden Link Between Air Pollution and Parkinson’s Disease: What the Study Shows?
IS AIR POLLUTION SOLELY OUR FAULT? DEBUNKING THE MYTH WITH HARD TRUTH
From Smog to Songbirds: How the U.S. Clean Air Act Cleared the Skies
Two Worlds, One Breath: World Asthma Day 2025 and the Link Between Air Pollution and Asthma
.jpg)
Case Study : How Prana Air Helped the American School of Bombay in Improving Air Quality?
Why Air Quality Monitoring is Essential for Sustainable Development: Key Insights
Understand the Indoor Air Quality in Schools: Is Your Child Breathing Safe Air?
AQI Graph
Historical Air Quality Data
West Bengal
Download 2024 Annual Data
World Air Quality Report
PM10 particles are with a diameter of 10 micrometers (µm) or smaller and human hair has a diameter of 50 to 70 (µm). It makes PM10 1/5 to 1/7 of the human hair size.
Uncovering the Sources of Particulate Matter (PM10): Where Does It Come From?
Wind-blown dust
Dust lifted and spread by the wind from bare soil.
Construction sites
Dust and pollutants from building activities.
Industries
Releases various pollutants from different processes.
Waste burning
Smoke and toxins from burning waste materials.
Landfills
Emissions from decomposing waste in big landfills.
Vehicles exhausts
Emissions of harmful gases and particles from cars.Short-Term PM10 Exposure Impacts
Allergies
Airborne allergens causing sneezing and itching.
Cough and runny nose
Respiratory irritation cause to coughing
Eyes irritations
Redness and discomfort in the eyes.
Chest tightness
Constriction feeling in the chest.
Breathing difficulty
Trouble in breathing or discomfort in the chest.Health Advice Based on Current PM10 Level In
West Bengal
Air PurifierTurn On
Car FilterMust
N95 MaskMust
Stay IndoorMust
Must turn on the air purifier to enjoy fresh air.
Recommendations by 
Why you should care about Particulate Matter (PM10)?
Air Quality FAQs
at West Bengal
Frequently Asked Questions About Air Quality
What is the current PM10 level in West Bengal?
The current real-time PM10 level in West Bengal is 53 µg/m³ (Moderate). This was last updated 7 minutes ago (Local Time).
When was the best PM10 level in West Bengal in the last 24 hours?
The best PM10 level was 35 µg/m³ (Good) at 2:10 AM (Local Time) during the last 24 hours.
When was the worst PM10 level in West Bengal in the last 24 hours?
The worst PM10 level was 66 µg/m³ (Moderate) at 10:10 AM (Local Time) during the last 24 hours.
What is the current trend of PM10 levels in West Bengal during last 24 hours?
The PM10 levels in West Bengal have been fluctuating throughout the last 24 hours. The levels have increased by highest 66 µg/m³ at 10:10 AM (Local Time), lowest 35 µg/m³ at 2:10 AM (Local Time).
What actions are recommended as per the current PM10 level in West Bengal?
Current PM10 levels are acceptable; however, some pollutants may be a concern for a small number of sensitive individuals.