India might boast itself to be the largest democratic country in the world, but our capital has too many hash tags that are offensive. According to the date compiled by World Health Organisation (WHO) for cities with population of more than 14 million, Delhi stood first and Mumbai got the fourth place. Cairo (Egypt) got the second place and Dhaka (Bangladesh) was placed at the third position. Delhi has been consistently placed in the first position of polluted cities despite the pompous claims made by the governments on curbing the pollution in the city. The data is analysed on the basis of PM10 levels of pollution in the air. While the safety limit of such level is 60, Delhi has recorded an astounding 292 PM level.