1. Zabol, Iran (217 µg/m³)
2. Gwalior, India (176 µg/m³)
3. Allahabad, India (170 µg/m³)
4. Raipur, India (169 µg/m³)
5. Kanpur, India (168 µg/m³)
6. Varanasi, India (159 µg/m³)
7. Delhi, India (143 µg/m³)
8. Patna, India (142 µg/m³)
9. Lucknow, India (141 µg/m³)
10. Agra, India (138 µg/m³)
It's important to note that these rankings are based on data from 2016, and there may have been changes since then. Additionally, pollution levels can vary significantly within a city, depending on factors such as traffic congestion, industrial activity, and weather conditions.