Sameer

Central Pollution Control Board

About this app

Sameer Provides the hourly updates of the National Air Quality Index (AQI) published by Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB).

Air Quality Index is a tool for effective communication of air quality status to people in terms, which are easy to understand.

It transforms complex air quality data of various pollutants into a single number, nomenclature and color.

Sameer App also allows public to register and track complaints related to air pollution.

Ratings and reviews

I’ve been using the Sameer app to monitor air quality in my area, but the data shown is completely misleading. For the past few days, there has been visible fog and a strong gas-like smell, especially at night, yet the app continues to show “very good” AQI levels. I even raised a complaint through this app, but nothing has been resolved so far. There is clearly a serious mismatch between the real ground situation and what the app is reporting. This raises concerns about how reliable

A few suggestions: Along with daily trend, also make monthly (monthly averages) over a year or years. mention Normal or acceptable limits of each pollutant Aqi calender feature is a bit obscure.it is not known which station came to function when.after a selected year, shows no record, just let select a different year rather than all four values. Or make it station specific.suppose in the aqi map, we can get station info and from when it is collecting data, and see that entire trend from there

Pathetic app. Complained twice about an ongoing construction in my neighborhood. Well, they register the complaints and they give you a number to contact if no action is taken, but when I called n number of times on that number, noone picked up and when someone picked up the call he actually said that he is unavailable. Useless app, useless government. Only policy making doesn't apply to good governance, one must effectively implement too.

What’s new

Minor bug fixes & performance improvements