Delhi

Fixes Oct 15 for arguments on framing of charges

Consumes alcohol, smokes online at Tis Hazari Courts, arrested

Asks officers to ensure cleanliness, proper lighting at ghats

To be organised from Oct 10 to 14

During the probe, police interrogated more than 40 suspects

Initiative aims at ensuring transparency, fairness in social welfare schemes

The Delhi government plans to transform the former CM's controversial 'Sheesh Mahal' bungalow into a state guest house. It will include a public cafeteria serving traditional food, a parking lot, and a waiting lounge. The guest house will offer paid accommodation to visiting officials.

Delhi is launching 'Atal Canteens' to offer ₹5 meals to slum residents. The Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board is preparing for 100 canteens, starting December 25th. A dedicated branch within DUSIB will oversee the project, which was a BJP election promise.

Studies rare documents, photographs at British Library, London

Devender Yadav, DPCC president, criticized Sanjay Gandhi Hospital for wrongly handing over a body. He urged the Delhi CM to intervene and punish those responsible, including initiating a criminal inquiry against police and hospital staff.

Participation capped at 5K, alumni also eligible

Decline stems from lack of pre-primary sections, trained teachers: Experts

Over six cases have been registered against accused

The Union Public Service Commission, however, said the final answer key shall be published after declaration of final results

The Indraprastha Nritya Mahotsav, a classical dance festival, launched at Delhi's Purana Qila. It featured performances by renowned dancers like Maitryee Pahari, Sujata & Preetisha Mohapatra, Bimbavati Devi, and Sridevi Nrityalaya. The festival, organized by Delhi Tourism, aims to promote art and heritage with free entry over the weekend.

The DSGMC president welcomed the Centre's decision to allow a Sikh jatha to Sri Nankana Sahib for Guru Nanak Dev Ji's birth anniversary. Following DSGMC's appeal, the Ministry of External Affairs approved the annual pilgrimage, allowing around 3,000 devotees to participate. Kalka urged pilgrims to complete travel formalities.

One of the accused suffers bullet injury

A new Kendriya Vidyalaya is opening in Khajuri Khas, Delhi, addressing the demand for quality education. The Delhi government provided land, and the KVS approved the school. Initially offering classes I-V, it aligns with the Prime Minister's vision for inclusive, holistic education and equal opportunities.

Ambedkar University Delhi is under fire for expelling four students and debarring two others. Critics allege arbitrary actions, flawed inquiries, and a lack of due process, including denied cross-examination and show-cause notices. The student council demands revocation of expulsions and a fair disciplinary process.

Used to send passengers abroad on fake papers

Delhi launched a training program for Tehsildars and Sub-Registrars to improve citizen services. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta emphasized the importance of officer conduct, digitizing services, and combating corruption. The training aims to modernize administration, address challenges like middlemen, and build public trust.

DUSU President Maan (ABVP) and VP Yadav (NSUI) aim to make the students' body more active and accessible. Maan cited ABVP's consistent groundwork and Gen Z trust. Yadav alleged election irregularities. Both prioritize student welfare, including Wi-Fi, mental health, menstrual leave, and improved facilities.

The poster for the film 'Cash-M-Kash' was launched, highlighting Gandhi's principles in a materialistic society. Former Minister Vijay Goel and Culture Minister Kapil Mishra attended, supporting the film's focus on sacrifice and reflection. The film, starring Aham Sharma and others, will use the charkha as a symbolic narrative voice and is scheduled for release in 2026.

A mother and daughter died, and the son was seriously injured when a vehicle hit their motorcycle from behind on a highway in India. The accident happened near Ghaseda village while they were en route to a medical college. The driver fled, and police await a family complaint to file a case.

AAP's Delhi unit chief, Saurabh Bharadwaj, accused the BJP-led government of deliberately weakening Delhi's government hospitals. He claims this is done by creating shortages of essential supplies and restricting local purchases, thereby favoring private hospitals. He contrasted this with the previous government's free medicine and test policy.