Lone sister, who survived blaze, father left in pieces
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City’s AQI on Monday morning stood at 318 in the ‘very poor’ category
NOC issued to restaurants with a built-up area of 90 sq m and above: Official
The exams will begin from December 10, and will continue until February 2026, depending on the programme and semester
Gupta was accompanied by ministers Parvesh Sahib Singh, Ashish Sood, Kapil Mishra, Ravindra Indraj and Manjinder Singh Sirsa
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2,500 party workers will attend the December 14 rally, says HPCC president
Saurabh became fastest-growing restaurateur in the country
The Punjabi music legend's unexpected appearance during 'One of One' India tour, performing his hit 'Saaun di Jhadi', ignited the crowd and sparked viral buzz online
iFOREST finds monitoring fails to capture late-afternoon burns in Punjab, Haryana
Case relates to alleged corruption in awarding tenders for STPs
Probe on to identify accused, say cops
Driver also suffers injuries, booked
India is welcoming foreign universities, with 13 Letters of Intent issued. The University of Southampton, UK, launched courses in August 2025. NEP 2020 promotes Indian knowledge, multilingual education, and a new school curriculum structure. Many exams and engineering courses are offered in regional languages.
The Smart India Hackathon 2025 grand finale commenced, involving 1,360 student teams across 60 centers. Over 72,000 ideas were submitted, with finalists participating in a 36-hour coding marathon. SIH promotes innovation and aims to build a stronger, more developed India, including women-led innovation.
DMRC and IIT Hyderabad's TiHAN will collaborate on autonomous navigation. The partnership aims to create safe and smart mobility solutions, especially for last-mile connectivity and public transit. They will combine expertise to develop autonomous vehicles and data-gathering platforms.
Delhi's 7701A bus route is extended from South Asian University to AIIMS-CAPFIMS. This extension, requested by AIIMS-CAPFIMS, improves connectivity and safety for staff, students, and visitors by providing direct transport access, especially during early and late hours.
A Ugandan national was arrested for a 'romance-cum-investment' scam. He used fake female profiles, including his girlfriend's photos, to lure victims into a fictitious rare-oil business. An AIIMS researcher was cheated of Rs 1.90 lakh. The accused is linked to multiple cyber-fraud cases across several states.
A 26-year-old man, Sanjay, was arrested for allegedly strangling 32-year-old Zaida and burying her body near a Sector 29 power grid. Zaida, from Assam, was last seen on November 27th. Sanjay confessed to the crime after an argument following sex.
Hany Babu, a former Delhi University professor, was released on bail after five years in jail related to the Bhima Koregaon case. He was arrested under UAPA, accused of Maoist links, and denies the charges. The court cited the prolonged, stalled trial as the reason for his release, though the case continues.
Police say latest arrest in Amritsar linked to alleged hawala transfers
Main accused who allegedly masterminded abduction over unpaid loan absconding
Customs at Delhi's IGI Airport seized over 17 kg of marijuana in two separate incidents. Two Indian passengers arriving from Bangkok were arrested. The total value of the seized drugs is approximately Rs 17.20 crore. Investigations are ongoing to uncover potential trafficking links.
Aims to improve transparency, accountability in response to CAG reports
Delhi BJP welcomes move; AAP calls case politically motivated
The case is related to alleged corruption in awarding tenders for sewage treatment plants
The deported persons include citizens of Nigeria (87), Ivory Coast (11), Cameroon (10), Ghana (10), Senegal (4), Liberia (3), Sierra Leone (2), Uganda (2) and Guinea (1)
The massive blaze in the early hours of Sunday tore through a Goan nightclub in Arpora, killing 25 people
Babu, who taught English and linguistics at Delhi University, is known for his work on language rights, caste justice and academic freedom
The petitioner’s counsel complained of inadequate ground support, poor communication, and lack of a streamlined refund process
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