Delhi

The report comes amid an ongoing investigation into accident that left one man dead and his wife seriously injured

Navjot’s son, Navnoor, told ANI that the delay in reaching medical care may have cost his father his life

BMW crash: Prays for recovery of his mother undergoing treatment at hospital

Candidates, teams rely on rhymes, punchlines to draw voters’ attention

Ground report: 150 health centres to be inaugurated on PM’s b’day

Asks PWD to prepare plan

Accused escaped Nepal jail during recent unrest, was trying to cross over to India

Rushed injured persons to hospital in his vehicle

Defense lawyer Vikas Pahwa disputes the FIR's delay and accuracy in the BMW accident case, arguing it incorrectly classifies the incident as non-bailable. He maintains the crash doesn't constitute culpable homicide and highlights contradictions between the FIR and police statements. He also points to missing CCTV footage and claims the victims received timely medical attention.

A massive blood donation drive, the world's largest, will be held on September 17 to celebrate Prime Minister Modi's 75th birthday. Organized by ABTYP, the campaign aims to collect 3 lakh blood units globally across 7,500 camps in 75 countries.

120 daily domestic flights of AI, IndiGo to shift ops

FEDCUTA condemned South Asian University for terminating Professor Bhattacharya, citing his support for student protests. The federation criticized the process as arbitrary, highlighting the university's actions as accuser, judge, and jury. They also referenced the dismissal of another professor and a Delhi High Court ruling against student expulsions.

Ridicules AAP Mohalla Clinics as PR cabins

Delhi's Chief Minister announced an expansion of the Senior Citizen Financial Assistance Scheme, adding 50,000 new pensions. Rs 149 crore is allocated. Applications open via the e-District Portal, first-come, first-served. The scheme aims to support vulnerable elderly citizens and honor them.

A meeting between police and university officials reviewed preparations for the September 18 DUSU elections. They emphasized fair elections, zero tolerance for violations, and police support. Paper ballots will be used for college elections, while EVMs will be used for DUSU office bearer polls.

Both camps betting on star appeal to sway voters

A two-and-a-half-year-old child died after falling into a partially open manhole in Gurugram. Separately, a 37-year-old BAMS doctor died in a car accident on the Dwarka Expressway in Delhi.

Health Minister Nadda reviewed dengue preparedness in Delhi and NCR. Officials discussed surveillance, case management, and vector control. While Delhi cases decreased slightly, vigilance is urged due to rainfall. Nadda stressed hospital readiness, surveillance, and public awareness campaigns.

Tree-felling nod still pending

Says if cricket can be played, why are we being denied our spiritual right

Drunk youths in Arjun Nagar attacked a family after being asked to move a motorcycle. The youths, numbering over 15, hurled stones and bricks, also attacking women. The assault was captured on CCTV. Police arrested two suspects and registered an FIR.

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Gaganpreet Makkad was arrested from Nulife Hospital in Mukherjee Nagar, north Delhi, where she was undergoing treatment

Delhi police arrested four Nigerian nationals in Burari for visa forgery and online scams. They created fake social media profiles to defraud Indians. The group forged visas for overstaying foreigners and were caught with fake documents and tools used for fraud.

Over 300 Lady Shri Ram College alumnae condemned retired diplomat Deepak Vohra's lecture for misogynistic and communal remarks. They criticized the college for allowing the event and not challenging Vohra's views. A former professor was previously denied entry for her political views.