A wall collapsed at a Delhi construction site, killing Meera and her 17-year-old son. Two others were injured. Locals blame the builder's unsafe practices and recent heavy rain. They allege illegal construction near the Lieutenant Governor's house, demanding a probe.
Delhi's government approved a policy allowing women to work night shifts in shops and commercial establishments. The plan aims to boost female employment, improve business rankings, and transform Delhi into a 24/7 hub. Safeguards include consent, transport, surveillance, security, amenities, and benefits.
Manish Sisodia announced that 3,000 AAP workers will visit government schools across 20 states from August 1-7 to assess their condition. He criticized the current state of education, contrasting it with advancements in South Korea. Sisodia aims to prevent situations like Jhalawar's and address poor conditions in schools.
#InsideTheCapital: The primary concern in India’s decision-making is the fact that China already has operational fifth-generation jets, the J-20 and J-35, and has promised to supply them to Pakistan
Delhi's government mandates a detailed audit of arbitration cases exceeding ₹1 crore over the past 20 years, focusing on financial losses and transparency. New contracts exclude arbitration clauses, requiring contractors to directly approach courts. Payments against the government are prohibited before exhausting legal options and Law Department approval.
Jitendra Singh discussed 'Akhand Bharat' at a Kargil Vijay Diwas event, emphasizing values like sacrifice. He highlighted India's proactive stance under PM Modi, contrasting it with past decisions. DU honored Kargil war heroes and civilians, noting India's quicker response times.
Heavy rainfall triggered orange alerts and widespread waterlogging in Delhi, causing traffic disruptions and power outages. Rainfall varied across stations, with Delhi Ridge recording the highest at 129.8 mm. While the government claimed swift drainage improvements, Sadar Bazar faced severe flooding and commercial disruption.
The BJP Minority Morcha demands the removal of MP and Imam Mohibullah Nadvi, alleging misuse of the Parliament Mosque for Samajwadi Party activities. They cite a political gathering on July 22nd, violations of religious norms, and Nadvi holding an office of profit. The Morcha has requested an inquiry and action from the Delhi CM and Lok Sabha Speaker.
Delhi faces persistent garbage issues despite officials' claims of progress. A new waste pile near Majlis Park sparked controversy. While officials say it's silt, residents face overflowing waste in multiple neighborhoods due to pickup delays and incomplete agency transitions.
The Delhi High Court ordered an MHA inquiry into violence at a detention centre due to disputed CCTV footage control. The court granted bail to two foreign nationals accused of assault, questioning the case's credibility and potential fabrication to prevent deportation. The court directed the MHA to investigate the matter.
A migrant worker in Gurugram was brutally assaulted and hung upside down by four security guards on suspicion of theft. A viral video prompted police action and arrests, even though the victim hadn't reported the crime. The incident happened about 1.5 months ago.
Delhi's Chief Minister launched 'Hauslon Ki Udaan,' a scheme for 5 million youth. It offers emerging artists a platform to showcase their talents in six art forms, with mentorship and international exposure. A Rs 5 crore budget is allocated, focusing on inclusivity and talent hunts across constituencies.
Chain-snatching incidents have resurfaced in Gurugram with four cases reported in the past two days. Victims Vikas Upveja, Sweety Gupta, and Vidhya Singh all reported similar attacks by motorcycle-borne individuals. Despite police registering cases, no arrests have been made.
Delhi University's CES for 2025-26 invites applications for individuals of all ages to take select papers in semesters I, III, and V. Registration is open July 24-29, with classes starting August 1. Admission depends on eligibility and seat availability, and details are available on the DU admission portal.
The case will be heard next on October 30
A ground visit to the area revealed that during the construction of the National Highway (NH 709B), which connects Delhi to Dehradun, an open drain maintained by the Flood and Irrigation Department was covered. This drain has since become clogged, causing widespread sewer overflow
The DU-UG 2025 second round cutoff list has been made available on the official website ugadmission.uod.ac.in, and students can now log in to their CSAS dashboards to check their allotment status
Departments directed to celebrate Hindi Diwas, promote use of language in official work
Special judge Dig Vinay Singh framed charges of criminal conspiracy and criminal misconduct by a public servant against Khan and Mahboob Alam, the then chief executive officer of the Delhi Waqf Board
Hospitals on alert, public awareness intensified
Delhi recorded 17,874 dog-bite cases in 2023, which rose to 25,210 in 2024. In January 2025 alone, 3,196 dog-bite cases were reported in the national capital
The Delhi Assembly's monsoon session begins August 4, potentially including a bill to regulate private school fees. The session will be paperless, utilizing NeVA for digitization. The DDA opened its third 'Aarambh Library' in Dwarka.
Blames previous AAP govt for delays, costly arbitration payout of Rs 175 crore to project contractor
Paraspeak received critical acclaim at the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) 2025 in Ohio, where Khetan was awarded the Fourth Grand Award in Biomedical Engineering along with a special mention from the International Council on Systems Engineering
Delhi University released its second round of UG admission allocations, totaling 87,335 seats. This round included fresh allotments, upgrades, and seat freezes. Students can check their status online and must accept their allocation. A three-tier support system is available to assist with queries.
A female Sub Inspector (SI), two subordinates, and two civilians were arrested for accepting a 20 lakh bribe from a doctor. The SI, stationed at Paschim Vihar East police station, demanded the bribe after falsely accusing the doctor of illegal business practices and threatening him. A trap was set, leading to their arrest.
Hospitals on alert, public awareness intensified
GMDA is constructing a comprehensive drainage network in Gurugram's Sectors 68-75 and 112-115 to prevent waterlogging. This involves laying RCC box drains and connecting to existing master drains. Projects cost Rs 51 crore (Sectors 68-75, August 2026 completion) and Rs 32.80 crore (Sectors 112-115, May 2026 completion). A pumping station will be built in Sector 115.
A wrestling competition was held at the Dada Dev Mandir Mela Ground in Palam Village for Hariyali Teej. Organized by the Shri Dada Dev Mandir Prabandhak Sabha, the event featured wrestlers of various ages, with prizes up to Rs 31,000. South Delhi MP Ramvir Singh Bidhuri attended.
AIIMS doctors warn of high rates of MASLD in India, increasing the risk of complications from viral hepatitis. Hepatitis A and E are major concerns. India faces a significant burden of chronic hepatitis B and C. Early detection, vaccination, and addressing barriers are crucial to eliminate hepatitis.