Blast survivor aids victims’ families once again
Two decades after surviving the Sarojini Nagar market blast, Ashok Randhawa once again found himself surrounded by scenes of chaos and desperation — this time helping families gathered outside the LNJP Hospital mortuary to identify their kin killed in the explosion near the Red Fort. He was the Sarojini Nagar market...
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2,900 kg explosives seized, probe links to blast
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False alarms surge after blast panic
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Silence replaces chaos in lanes around Red Fort
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LNJP hospital sees heavy crowd in wake of explosion
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Probe launched into explosives used in Red Fort blast
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CM announces Rs 10 lakh for families of victims
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Bhogal panic after RDX alert turns out to be false
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Lal Quila metro station to stay closed on Nov 12
The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) on Tuesday said that the Lal Quila Metro Station will remain closed on Wednesday as a precautionary measure, a day after a blast occurred near the Red Fort area. In a post on X, the DMRC said. “Due to security reasons, the Lal Quila Metro...
Blast survivor recalls horror near Red Fort
Ram Pratap lay on a hospital bed in LNJP Hospital, his right arm tightly bandaged, recalled the deafening blast that shattered an ordinary evening near Delhi’s Red Fort. “There was blood everywhere. We saw death up close,” he said. Pratap, who runs a small roadside eatery near the fort, was about...
Blast leaves streets strewn with human remains
Body parts lay scattered, with some fragments even reaching the nearby Jain Mandir, leaving locals terrified and sleepless through the night. The powerful explosion near Delhi’s Red Fort on Monday killed 12 people and left several injured, rattling one of the city’s most crowded and historic neighbourhoods. Karamjot, who sells bags...
Air quality hits season’s worst, Capital chokes
Delhi’s air quality has dropped to its lowest level of the season, with a grey haze hanging heavily over the Capital on Monday — the air thick, the skyline blurred, and temperatures falling sharply below normal. According to the AQI, in website, the national Capital recorded an air quality index...
Toxic hotspots found in city’s Northern belt
North Delhi’s Jahangirpuri, Rohini and Shahdara are the city’s most polluted areas, a hyperlocal air quality analysis has found and pointed out that the national capital saw a breach in PM2.5 levels on 23 days of October. Respirer Living Sciences, a climate-tech startup, conducted the month-long study using data from the...
Metro to keep 10.9 lakh vehicles off roads daily by 2031: TERI study
A study by The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI) found that by 2031, the Delhi Metro will help keep nearly 10.9 lakh vehicles off the city’s roads every day, significantly reducing congestion, fuel consumption and air pollution across the National Capital Region. The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) shared the study...
Vehicle choice reflects one’s mindset: DGP
The choice of vehicles reflects a mindset, Haryana police chief OP Singh has said, singling out Thar SUVs and Bullet motorcycles as those used by “all rogue elements”. Talking to the media about traffic-related issues on Saturday, the director general of police (DGP) detailed the procedures followed by police personnel during...
