It led the team to a petrol pump in Sector 38, Noida, where they found a man in a car with his wife, whose description matched the suspect
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NHAI and GMDA are collaborating to ease traffic congestion and prevent flooding on the Delhi-Gurugram Expressway. They will conduct a feasibility survey on congested areas like Rajiv Chowk and Shankar Chowk, exploring alternate routes and infrastructure improvements. Cleaning of drains and culverts at critical points, including Narsinghpur, IFFCO Chowk, and Medanta Underpass, is also planned. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Two masked robbers held an elderly couple hostage in Faridabad, stealing cash, jewelry, and a car. They entered the home under the pretense of asking for water, then threatened the couple with an axe. The victims, Raghunandan Gandhi and his wife, were bound but eventually freed themselves and contacted police. An FIR was filed, and police are investigating. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Gurugram traffic police fined auto, e-rickshaw, and taxi drivers over Rs 18 lakh for not wearing uniforms between June 1-15, 2024. Over 2,400 challans were issued under Section 177 of the Motor Vehicle Act. The uniform rule, aimed at identifying registered drivers, was implemented in May. Police also emphasized courteous behavior and traffic rule adherence. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Gurugram police arrested three men for credit card fraud. The accused, from Uttar Pradesh, posed as credit card department employees. They provided bank account details to cybercriminals. The defrauded funds were funneled through their accounts, with each person receiving a commission for selling the bank account to the next person in the chain. (This summary is generated via AI.)
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Delhi will celebrate International Yoga Day on June 21 with events at 11 venues, including a flagship session led by CM Rekha Gupta. The theme is 'Yoga for One Earth, One Health.' Events start at 6 am and promote well-being, with widespread yoga adoption throughout the city. Yoga is a global movement stemming from ancient Indian tradition. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Delhi's Health Minister reviewed monsoon preparedness with officials. The meeting focused on drainage, waterlogging, and vector-borne disease prevention. Modern cleaning equipment will be deployed. Vikaspuri, a flood-prone area, will receive immediate attention, including pipeline repairs and open manhole coverage. Coordination between health and water departments is crucial. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Delhi University (DU) improved its employment outcomes ranking to 30th globally, the highest among Indian institutions. DU retained its overall global rank of 328 and is 7th nationally. The university showed progress in research and other metrics. Other Indian universities like JNU, JMI, and Guru Govind Singh Indraprastha University also improved their rankings in the QS World University Rankings 2026. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Tony Blair met with Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta to discuss good governance, urban development, and educational reform. They talked about strengthening institutions, innovation, and transformation. Blair praised Delhi's tech-driven governance and showed interest in its school system and environmental initiatives. Both sides plan to explore collaboration for enhanced governance. (This summary is generated via AI.)
A Delhi Congress job fair saw over 10,000 job seekers participate. Over 3,300 received on-the-spot job offers from 100+ companies. Organizers cited the event fulfilled Rahul Gandhi's commitment to job creation. Congress leaders criticized government failures on employment and highlighted the event as a success. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Delhi is preparing for the 2025 Kanwar Yatra. Minister Ashish Sood oversaw a review meeting with various departments. Key plans include a single-window clearance system, uninterrupted electricity, rest points with amenities, and police presence for security and noise control. The government aims to ensure a smooth and dignified pilgrimage. (This summary is generated via AI.)
MP Ramvir Singh Bidhuri lauded the Modi government's 11-year achievements, citing India's economic growth and impactful reforms. He highlighted benefits from welfare schemes, infrastructure improvements in Delhi, especially in South Delhi, and credited the BJP's leadership at all levels for Delhi's transformation. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Delhi's largest government hospitals face severe issues. Security, infrastructure, and living conditions are deteriorating due to encroachments, criminal activity, and inadequate funding. A joint review led by the Lieutenant Governor and Chief Minister resulted in directives for increased police presence, infrastructure development, encroachment removal, and investigation of illegal activities. Regular progress reports are mandated. (This summary is generated via AI.)
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Announces large-scale celebrations on International Yoga Day on June 21
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An 18-year-old was fatally stabbed in Jahangirpuri after a dispute over rash driving led to a fight and stabbing by Suresh, Vishal, and Sannata. Separately, the Delhi Police received a demolition notice from the MCD to vacate unauthorized constructions within the Jaitpur Police Station premises. (This summary is generated via AI.)
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Delhi Police arrested Ajay Kumar Mandal, a mining engineer-turned-cyber fraudster linked to the Jamtara syndicate. He defrauded a woman of Rs 8.10 lakh by posing as a bank official. Mandal used remote access to steal funds, which he used to buy Apple devices. He was tracked through cyber forensics and arrested in Jharkhand. (This summary is generated via AI.)
IT worker loses Rs 1.55 lakh while seeking permanent job
A juvenile in a north Delhi home died after a fight over washroom use. The altercation involved the victim and two other inmates, escalating into a physical assault. The victim, held for attempted murder, died at the hospital. One accused was charged with murder, the other with attempted murder. Police are investigating ages, and a judicial inquiry and postmortem are underway. (This summary is generated via AI.)
NHAI installed 190 high-resolution cameras on the Delhi-Gurugram and Dwarka expressways to curb overspeeding, which causes 70% of accidents. The cameras, including PTZ and speed enforcement types, will identify and penalize traffic violations. Online challans will be issued. The project, costing ₹17 crore and completed in nine months, covers 56 km and monitors various traffic offenses 24/7. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Delhi is aggressively removing unauthorized posters and graffiti, particularly from Delhi Metro structures, following Chief Minister Rekha Gupta's orders. The DMRC has cleared 327 Metro sites, registered cases against 53 individuals, and is using special paint and a monitoring team to prevent future defacement. The campaign aims for a clean, modern city. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Delhi's Lieutenant Governor sanctioned prosecution of two police constables for embezzlement and forgery related to arms license renewals. An internal probe revealed fraudulent cash receipts, misappropriated funds, and deleted files between 2016-2018. Head Constable Sharma and Constable Ram are accused of creating fake receipts and bypassing official systems. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Delhi Police arrested two bike taxi riders, Manju Husain and Rakib Miyan, for smuggling nearly 29 kg of cannabis. They concealed the drugs in luggage transported via pantry cars on trains from West Bengal to Delhi-NCR. The pair were part of a larger drug syndicate operating interstate. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Three individuals, including two minors, were arrested in Faridabad for attacking a Scheduled Caste youth. The accused, motivated by caste rivalry, assaulted the victim, shaved his hair, moustache and eyebrows, stole money, and gave him intoxicants. An FIR was filed under relevant laws, and the police are searching for a fourth suspect. (This summary is generated via AI.)
Gurugram police busted a Delhi-based fake call center. Operator Raju, previously arrested for cyber fraud, and three female employees were arrested. They duped people with job offers at airports. Police recovered 13 mobile phones. The women received Rs 12,000 salary plus commission. Raju frequently changed phones and SIMs to avoid detection. (This summary is generated via AI.)
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