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A young man's body, aged about 20, was found near the Haiderpur water plant in Delhi. He had stab wounds and strangulation marks. Police discovered the body on Tuesday, registered a case, and are investigating to identify the victim and find the attackers.
Gurugram's ACB registered an FIR against Labour Inspector Manoj Kumar and Clerk Ankit Kumar for accepting a Rs 3,500 bribe to approve a business registration. The complainant's application was repeatedly rejected despite providing all documents and paying fees. Voice recordings confirmed the bribery, leading to an ongoing investigation and future legal action.
Two policemen were injured by stone-pelting while trying to arrest a theft suspect in Faridabad. An FIR names five individuals, including three women. Police encountered resistance while apprehending Maqsood, who allegedly committed thefts with his nephew. The suspects who attacked the officers are still at large.
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta reviewed Delhi's education system, focusing on infrastructure upgrades. She ordered modern science labs, school building repairs, and the filling of all teaching vacancies. A digital learning initiative will introduce 2,000 smart classrooms with modern technology. Stadium entry gates will also be improved.
The Delhi Congress held meetings criticizing the BJP for divisive policies, neglect of marginalized communities, and failing on development promises. Congress vowed to uphold values of Gandhi, Ambedkar, and Buddha, fighting social injustice. They also accused the BJP of undermining constitutional safeguards, blocking leadership positions, and misusing central agencies.
The Delhi Police's week-long exhibition at Bharat Mandapam showcases how technology is modernizing India's criminal justice system. It highlights new criminal laws replacing old ones, focusing on digital integration, procedural reforms, and the five pillars of the system. The exhibition demonstrates the lifecycle of a criminal case with immersive displays and aims to raise public awareness.
AAP slams BJP for spending ‘crores’ on lavish upgrades
Faridabad police arrested Mukesh Narwat for masterminding an extortion scheme using false rape accusations. Narwat extorted Rs 33 lakh from Dhiraj after falsely accusing him of rape, leading to five months in jail. Narwat lured Dhiraj, filed the false case, and demanded Rs 50 lakh. Pinki, an accomplice, is also wanted.
Aya Nagar in Delhi now has a new drainage system to combat waterlogging. The completed project, including an RCC box drain and pipelines, redirects stormwater and ends decades of flooding on the Sunday Market Road, improving access for residents and vendors.
ECI is a constitutional body, it cannot routinely refuse requests for a hearing from the Opposition: Jairam Ramesh
According to a senior NCB officer, eight individuals have been arrested in India so far, including suspects from Delhi, Jaipur, and Udupi
Accused Neelam Azad and Mahesh Kumawat had challenged a trial court's order rejecting their bail plea
The accused allegedly sexually assaulted the girl on the pretext of marriage and blackmailed her with objectionable photographs
The national capital recorded a minimum temperature of 27.6 degrees Celsius
Will explore ties with Ghana, Trinidad & Tobago, Argentina, Brazil, and Namibia
The India International Garment Fair, Asia's largest, opened with over 360 exhibitors and buyers from 80 countries. The government aims for $100 billion in textile exports by 2030. The fair highlights trends for Western markets and attracts major global companies.
Delhi University is offering special exams in August for undergraduate and postgraduate students who missed exams on May 13-15 due to disruptions from Operation Sindoor. Affected students, mainly from border regions, must register via a Google form by July 10 and provide documentation to prove their absence from Delhi. The exam will be held at a common center.
Delhi traders held a 'Thanksgiving Ceremony' to honor CM Rekha Gupta for removing police licensing and forming a Traders' Welfare Board. CAIT presented a memorandum outlining key demands like de-sealing shops and infrastructural improvements. BJP leaders supported traders and proposed land allocation for warehouses.
Delhi party chief Bharadwaj terms old vehicle seizure, artificial rain plans recipe for chaos
The Delhi Congress will hold block-level meetings themed 'Jai Bapu, Jai Bhim and Jai Samvidhan,' accusing the BJP of undermining Gandhi's ideals, Ambedkar's vision, and the Constitution for political gain. They claim the BJP is weakening these legacies and misusing institutions to polarize society.
GGSIPU advised applicants not to rush fee payments due to technical issues like poor internet. The university assures ample time for payment after counseling rounds. Multiple accidental payments will be refunded, except for one successful transaction. Students should ensure stable internet before paying.
A two-year-old girl was allegedly sexually assaulted by her neighbor in Bawana, North Delhi. The accused was arrested on June 27, the same day a complaint was filed. Police are investigating and plan to file a chargesheet this week, seeking a speedy trial.
A Delhi court approved the CBI's closure of the Najeeb Ahmed disappearance case, which began in 2016. The CBI couldn't find him despite extensive investigation. The court left the possibility of reopening the case if new evidence appears.
Saxena, Rekha push major reforms to boost ease of doing business
To be held between Aug 30 & Sept 10, aims to fight pollution
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