JNUSU sealed Mughal Darbar canteen after staff allegedly assaulted students and served poor-quality food. The canteen lacked a license and had unhygienic conditions. JNUSU demands campus-wide inspections. Criticism arose regarding the JNUSU president's response and alleged political connections.
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Minister Ravinder Indraj Singh celebrated Raksha Bandhan with specially-abled children at Asha Kiran Shelter Home. He interacted with the children, who tied rakhis on his wrist. The Minister highlighted the government's commitment to their well-being, promising improved healthcare, education, and recreational facilities.
Says mismanagement by four-engine BJP govt submerged city roads
The Eighth Delhi Assembly's third session had five sittings, passing three bills and addressing public welfare matters. The House discussed 62 Special Mentions and adopted congratulatory motions. Concerns about a misleading heritage project and groundwater depletion were raised. Key reports were presented, including CAG reports.
Waterlogged roads, flight delays add to chaos as heavy showers lash Delhi-NCR
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Accused lands in police net; investigation on
Seven killed as wall collapses amid heavy rain
A two-and-a-half-year-old boy died after falling into an open, waterlogged sewer in Delhi. A search recovered his body. Authorities suspect he fell while retrieving a ball. Former Delhi Health Minister criticized the government, blaming negligence for the tragedy.
Markets abuzz with shoppers; schoolgirls tie rakhi to PM
Firefighters break window glass to rescue patients, workers
The average delay in flight departures is around 17 minutes
Fire officials said a call about the blaze was received at 12.12 pm, following which eight fire tenders were rushed to the spot
The deceased, including three men, two women and two young girls, were trapped in their shanties adjoining the temple
Deceased's husband absconding, say police
The warning mark for the city is 204.5 metre, while the danger mark is 205.3
More showers expected during the day
New initiative aims to make the capital India’s premier film production hub
New process blends recycled yarn into seamless knitwear, cutting waste, environmental impact
Mayor Raja Iqbal Singh refuted AAP's accusations about compassionate appointments and the Teacher Welfare Fund in the MCD. He claimed AAP delayed appointments and denied welfare funds during its tenure, while the current BJP-led administration is actively providing them. He accused AAP of petty politics and sabotaging welfare initiatives.
The Delhi School of Journalism achieved record-breaking placements and internships for 2024-25. Thirteen placements and nineteen internships were secured, a significant increase over prior years. Under new OSD Dr. Sanjay Verma's leadership, the institution emphasizes industry integration and practical training to prepare students for media careers.
Delhi University received NAAC A++ accreditation with a 3.55 CGPA. Robbers stole cash from a 65-year-old shopkeeper after using chili powder. The Yamuna's water level in Delhi fell below the warning level.
Issues comprehensive set of anti-defacement guidelines
The victim was allegedly stabbed to death by two neighbours following an argument over their scooter blocking the entrance to his home
Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia, on his Supreme Court farewell, expressed missing the lawyers, his 'Hindustan.' Colleagues praised his judicial approach, emphasizing his wisdom and consideration of the human element. He reflected on the rewarding experience of listening to arguments and his journey from a distinguished family background.
On display were rare photographs, survivor testimonies, artefacts and panels tracing the events from the Manhattan Project to the aftermath of the attacks
Two men were arrested for allegedly murdering 20-year-old Karan in Jatauli village and hiding his body in a school washroom. The suspects, Akash and Shiv Kumar, used scissors and a stone. The motive is unknown, but the police are interrogating the accused.
AAP MLA Anil Jha accuses government of focusing solely on public schools while neglecting the broader educational landscape
AAP amendments rejected, new law promises transparency
The campaign also aims to educate the public on the importance of wearing helmets, using seatbelts and avoiding offences like triple-riding on two-wheelers
Emphasis was laid on the need for advanced information regarding the movement of suspicious individuals and vehicles
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