Delhi's air has once again hit headlines, when firecracker emissions, stubble burning and non-favourable meteorological conditions, have caused the air quality to deteriorate. As journalists and Delhi residents, Jugal Purohit and Sapna Nair Purohit, have been observing pollution levels at multiple levels. Firecrackers are impacting lives and behaviour, but media reportage is not extending to documenting those who are affected by it on a daily basis. "Also, the discussion around pollution tends to be seasonal, while the problem is perennial," says Jugal.

On their part, the Purohits take weekend trips across the city to meet people affected by pollution, and post their stories on Twitter and Instagram.

Through this effort, the couple realised that most citizens don't understand how they are being affected by vehicle fumes or debris dust.