Rohta, Agra · Live station AQI
Live reading from the Rohta, Agra - UPPCB station — AQI 104, moderate, driven by PM10.
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Rohta, Agra Air Quality Index (AQI)
Live air quality at the Rohta, Agra - UPPCB monitoring station — real-time AQI, PM2.5 & PM10 and a plain-English health advisory, from CPCB data.
Mostly — Rohta's AQI is 104 (Moderate). Sensitive groups should limit prolonged outdoor exertion.
Where 104 sits on the India CPCB scale
Live pollutant levels at this station
Station-level PM2.5 and PM10 (µg/m³). The area AQI is the higher of the two sub-indices on the CPCB scale.
What you can do outside right now
General guidance by AQI band. Sensitive groups should act one level earlier.
Monitoring location
Approximate location of the monitoring station(s) feeding this reading. Map © OpenStreetMap.
About air quality in Rohta
This page tracks live air quality in Rohta, Agra, using the Rohta, Agra - UPPCB continuous ambient air-quality monitoring station operated under the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) network and published through the Government of India open-data portal. Readings update hourly.
Right now Rohta is about 63 points better than the Agra city average of AQI 167. Local AQI can differ sharply from the city figure because of nearby traffic, construction, industry or green cover — which is exactly why station-level readings matter.
For the full city picture — every station, pollutant dials, 24-hour and 7-day trends and health guidance — see the Agra air quality page.
Frequently asked questions
What is the AQI in Rohta, Agra today?
The current Air Quality Index at the Rohta, Agra - UPPCB monitoring station is 104 (Moderate) on the CPCB scale, driven by PM10.
Is it safe to go outside in Rohta today?
Mostly — Rohta's AQI is 104 (Moderate). Sensitive groups should limit prolonged outdoor exertion.
How is Rohta's air measured?
From the Rohta, Agra - UPPCB CPCB continuous monitoring station, published via data.gov.in and updated hourly. We only show a value when the station has reported recently.