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Mohan Bhagwat warned AI could harm employment, urging policy responses to protect workers. He called for assessing technology's impact on labor and adapting it to societal needs. He emphasized supporting both organized and unorganized sectors, stressing the need for worker self-respect.

AAP disrupted an MCD session, accusing BJP of reducing Dalit representation. Despite the uproar, committees were formed, ending a deadlock. BJP defended the changes for efficiency, while IVP criticized AAP's 'selective outrage.' Elections for committee leadership are scheduled for August.

In October last year, the BCI had issued guidelines recommending a minimum stipend for junior advocates assisting senior advocates, law firms and independent practitioners

Maharashtra's CM Fadnavis advocated respecting all languages while valuing one's mother tongue amid language controversy. He inaugurated centers at JNU for security studies and Marathi language/culture, praising Shivaji Maharaj's military tactics. He also announced a Shivaji Maharaj statue for JNU.

The Yamuna River is nearing its danger mark due to heavy rainfall and water releases from the Hathni Kund Barrage. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely, with potential flooding in low-lying areas. The Delhi government requested control of the ITO barrage from Haryana to improve flood management after the devastating 2023 floods.

Delhi recorded 118 days of satisfactory air quality in six months, surpassing the 2016 record. The improvement stems from multi-agency coordination, better waste management, and accountability-focused governance. Cloud seeding trials are planned to combat pollution spikes, starting in September.

Delhi launched new healthcare initiatives: a Hospital Information Management System (HIMS), 34 Ayushman Arogya Mandirs, and 8 Jan Aushadhi Kendras. HIMS allows digital appointment scheduling and medical record access. The city aims for 1,100 Ayushman Arogya Mandirs by 2026 and has digitized medicine procurement. Over 1,350 nursing positions were filled.

Three new judges were sworn in at the Delhi High Court, increasing its strength to 43. This follows the recent appointment of six other judges. The court still has 17 vacancies, despite the new additions.

Says courts overburdened with cases

DU's UG admissions use CUET scores, starting with CUET registration. Applicants register on the CSAS portal, choosing courses and colleges. Seat allocation considers scores, preferences, and availability. Accepted candidates confirm admission via fee payment. DU employs 3,000 faculty and offers phone, email, and chatbot support.

Girls bag more seats than boys

The New Delhi Municipal Council celebrated Hariyali Teej with a festive gathering, attended by Delhi's Chief Minister and other dignitaries. The CM praised NDMC's cleanliness achievements. The event featured cultural performances, food stalls, and celebrated tradition and renewal with women.

Dr. VK Paul highlighted antimicrobial resistance and the decline of general practitioners as major health challenges at the Lady Hardinge Medical College convocation. The college launched an Antibiotics Policy. MoS Anupriya Patel discussed infrastructure upgrades and healthcare advancements.

Posed as bank officials, asking victim to download malicious file

Gurugram cyber police arrested Sharad Kant Mishra and Yatin Kumar in Delhi for a stock market investment fraud. The accused used a fake app to lure a resident, stealing money. Investigation revealed the pair transferred Rs 2 lakh of the stolen funds to their firm's account, which they later sold.

The Delhi Congress is forming a committee to address civic issues like JJ cluster demolitions and street vendor displacement. They plan protests against these 'anti-poor' actions by the BJP government, seeking to present solutions and protect vulnerable residents. A detailed report and grassroots strategy will be developed.

AAP MP Sanjay Singh protested demolition drives in Delhi. He accused the BJP of hypocrisy, highlighting the 'Jahan Jhuggi, Wahan Makaan' promise and subsequent demolition of homes. He stated that BJP leaders had previously interacted with the poor in these areas.

The Enforcement Directorate arrested three former directors of Universal Buildwell Private Limited for money laundering. The accused, absconding for years, are charged with defrauding homebuyers and financial institutions, using over Rs 1,000 crore for uncompleted projects and personal gain, based on multiple FIRs.

Asian countries show disparities in cancer control, despite bearing over half of global cancer deaths. While most have plans, many lack legal backing, funding, or progress tracking. Weak governance and limited focus on environmental risks hinder effective implementation, regardless of economic status.

Younger women are increasingly diagnosed with diminished ovarian reserve (DOR), impacting egg quantity and quality. This early decline is linked to stress, poor diet, sedentary habits, PCOS, and toxin exposure. Early assessments like AMH tests are crucial for proactive fertility management.

ABVP students at Delhi University are protesting for a fourth day, demanding the administration address student issues. They held a 'Buddhi Shuddhi Yagya' due to the administration's inaction. ABVP vows to continue the protest until their demands are met, despite the lack of response.

New Delhi dist has fewest untraced persons

DU student was raped, killed in 1996

A Haryana ACB team arrested Parmila, a Head Constable at Manesar Women Police Station, for accepting a Rs 5,000 bribe. Parmila demanded Rs 10,000 for providing a copy of a compromise agreement. The arrest occurred after the complainant filed a bribery complaint.

A dispute arose at Lala Chandiram Sweets after the owner refused a UPI payment, leading to social media calls for a boycott and an FIR against 10 people for disturbing communal harmony. The issue was resolved with the intervention of the district administration, the owner, and the customer expressing regret.