Never knew @the_hindu had something so cool for the kids too...Kudos!
To all those who monitor actual aqi and other factors or own an aqi monitor, my hcho levels are always red when indoors and normalise when I track outdoors (balcony, not streets). How relevant is HCHO level.. @SandeepMall @chiragbarjatya @AQI_India
Replying to @bryan_johnson
One of the imp factors is also to start tracking what you are "actually" breathing. General data on Google for a city is often misleading. AQI at my forest hill home is 17 while city number is 78 on Google. So one could be breathing better or worse air, basis their exact location
Replying to @SandeepMall
Got an AQI monitor to observe and analyse actual air quality I am breathing, not what certain hotpots show on google. The difference is noticeable. Currently breathing AQI 17 at my hill home while Google shows AQI 78 for dehradun in general.
Working out in my home gym overlooking the doon city and mussoorie hills is a rare privilege and I cherish it every weekday (inspiration: @SandeepMall). I vlog it too.
What the world calls jungle hikes are called morning or evening walk here (though I admit I don't hike as much)
During Diwali, when the city gets lit with lights and Skyline with skyshots, the city view becomes majestic and treat to watch.
Now settled on a forest hilltop, which is practical enough to be 20mins from city centre, our home is nestled in hundreds of acres of reserved forest cover, ensuring year round sub-50 AQI levels.
Replying to @SandeepMall
Absolutely sir. Winterline from our abode. I told you our home is like a private view point. ;)
Replying to @madr_in @SandeepMall
This is unedited from my hilltop home. And imo, pics never do justice to what one sees from bare eyes.



















