Inspections reveal serious lapses across multiple blocks, including defunct systems
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The Delhi government distributed Rs 13 lakh worth of assistive devices to 160 senior citizens under the Rashtriya Vayoshri Yojana. Minister Ravinder Indraj Singh stated this surpassed previous efforts and highlighted initiatives like facility upgrades and regular assessment camps for the elderly and disabled. Devices distributed included wheelchairs, hearing aids, and other support items.
JP Nadda criticises Cong for overlooking Patel’s legacy
Brings Gen-Z energy, accountability pledges to Greater Kailash
Cops suspect involvement of 2, probe on
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Four accused in police net, 10 foreign-made pistols recovered from their possession
Were programmed to fly at low altitudes to evade radar
Decomposed body, knife used in crime recovered
Shifts several curbs to lower stages in Delhi-NCR region
Examine school’s CCTV, seize DVR
The last date for submitting application forms in schools is December 27
The CJI-designate bats for mediation as an important tool to reduce huge pendency of cases
A resident of Qazigund in Jammu and Kashmir’s Anantnag, Wani was arrested in Srinagar by NIA on November 17
Under new framework, several curbs that previously fell under Stage II ('Poor' AQI 201-300) will now be enforced at Stage I
The Delhi Traffic Police also issued 2,030 challans for visibly polluting vehicles
Police say the 4 accused part of module that sourced advanced firearms from Pakistan using drones and supplied them to major gangs in Delhi-NCR
Student suicides spark outrage; experts call for change, accountability and policy reforms
According to Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology’s Decision Support System, vehicular emissions contributed 14.9% to Delhi’s pollution, while stubble burning added 2.8%
PT Usha feted with lifetime achievement award
Warns of stalled global efforts for cause
Delhi Police arrested wanted criminal Sohrab (38), from Kolkata. He failed to return from furlough in May and is linked to over 30 cases of violent crimes. Sohrab, who escaped custody in 2007, was apprehended at an IVF clinic after a tip-off. He is now in transit remand to Delhi.
Delhi Police's 'Cy-Hawk' operation resulted in over 1,000 arrests/detentions against cyber fraud. Raids across the city targeted various scams, leading to 360 FIRs, tracing of nearly ₹1,000 crore in defrauded funds, and the neutralisation of illegal call centers.
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta paid tribute to Veerangana Jhalkari Bai Koli on her birth anniversary. Gupta lauded her bravery in the 1857 uprising and announced events to promote her story, also including her in the state's commemorative scheme. The government aims to honor more forgotten women warriors.
Two brothers were arrested in Gurugram for trafficking youths, promising foreign jobs but forcing them into cyber fraud. They sent victims to Myanmar to work in illegal call centers for Chinese nationals. They have defrauded around 10 people from Haryana and Rajasthan.
The new labor codes aim to improve worker dignity, safety, and security. Key provisions include guaranteed minimum wages, mandatory appointment letters, equal pay for women, eligibility for gratuity after one year, free health check-ups, and double wages for overtime. The Delhi government will strictly implement these reforms to align with international standards and promote a more organized working environment.
A man, Ramesh, was convicted of raping a six-year-old girl. The court sentenced him to 20 years of rigorous imprisonment and a 30,000 rupee fine. The girl's father reported the crime to the police, leading to Ramesh's arrest and conviction under the POCSO Act.
100 centres to begin operations on December 25
Says record should include photographs of buyers, sellers
Decision taken following CAQM advisory due to poor air quality
Had fled home, narrated separation story to avoid return; was found asking for food near Delhi gurdwara
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