Air quality in very poor category
Delhi’s air quality remained in the ‘very poor’ category for a second consecutive day on Saturday with 16 monitoring stations logging ‘severe’ AQI, while the minimum temperature dipped to 9.7 degrees Celsius — the season’s lowest so far. The Capital’s three-day streak of ‘severe’ air quality ended on Friday, with the...
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CM unveils online portal for fire safety certificate renewal
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Govt asks corporations to ensure proper running of liquor stores
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CISF inducts over 11K personnel in single-day
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CCTV footage shows tremor inside Red Fort metro station during blast
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Delhi Govt scraps mandatory renewal of shop registration
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CM reviews cleanliness in Tehkhand, Tughlakabad
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Delhi’s severe AQI streak ends, back to very poor
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Rekha Gupta inaugurates Delhi Pavilion at Trade Fair
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Friday inaugurated the ‘Delhi Pavilion’ at the India International Trade Fair in Hall No 2 at Pragati Maidan. During her visit, the Chief Minister toured the various stalls and interacted with women entrepreneurs, MSMEs, start-ups and other business owners from across the Capital. Commending their...
AIIMS honoured with national rank for institutional excellence
The All-India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi, has been honoured with the highest national ranking and top award for overall performance and institutional excellence at the DHR-ICMR Health Research Excellence Summit 2025, the hospital said in a statement. Organised by the Department of Health Research (DHR) and the Indian Council...
Grief struck: A Delhi family’s agony after Red Fort blast
In a small Delhi home, a three-year-old boy keeps glancing at the main door. It has been three days since his father, 34-year-old Amar Kataria, last knocked, and he rushed into his arms. Now, his hope fades a little each day as he watches the silent rooms and his grief-struck...
Investigation reveals terror module communicated through email drafts
Members of the terror module under scanner for the deadly blast near the Red Fort, relied on an unusual yet effective method of communication to avoid detection —through unsent emails kept as drafts. According to investigators, the suspects, including Dr Umar Un Nabi, who is believed to have driven the car...
CM praises Bihar’s vote for change
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Friday congratulated the people of Bihar for “choosing the path of development” after the NDA appeared to be heading to a landslide victory in the State. Speaking at an event, the CM said Delhi and Bihar are interconnected. “Congratulations to the people of Delhi and...
DFS refuses to renew fire safety certificate for annexe building of Talkatora stadium
The Delhi Fire Services (DFS) has declined to renew the fire safety certificate for the annexe building of Talkatora Stadium after inspectors found multiple violations during a recent check. The decision was communicated to the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) on Thursday, with DFS listing 12 safety lapses that it...
Cyber crooks use blast to spread malware: Police
Cyber fraudsters are exploiting public curiosity surrounding the recent blast near the Red Fort by circulating malicious files through messages claiming to contain “blast-related evidence”, police sources said on Friday. According to a source, several people, including Delhi Police personnel, have received messages from foreign-based numbers. “These messages purportedly come from...
