Delhi

A rescue operation by multiple agencies is underway

Delhi's government provided Rs 5 lakh compensation cheques to 24 artisans affected by the Dilli Haat fire, totaling Rs 1.20 crore. The government also waived six months' rent and provided free stalls for these artisans.

A 17-year-old boy drowned in a pond at Ashoka Park in Delhi. The incident occurred Wednesday when Salman, visiting from Meerut, went swimming with friends. He was in Delhi to see his father, a laborer.

Four men were arrested in Delhi for manufacturing and storing illegal pesticides. Police seized 3.2 tonnes of banned agricultural chemicals, valued at Rs 3.5 lakh, from a godown in Alipur. The raid was conducted in coordination with the Agriculture Department. A case was filed under the Insecticide Act.

At the POSH Conclave, Rashmi Singh urged workplaces to go beyond legal compliance and create truly safe, gender-sensitive environments. She highlighted the need for supportive policies and early POSH education, emphasizing that women's empowerment is hindered by cultural and infrastructural barriers. Corporate India's approach to workplace safety is improving.

India is hosting the India Tex Trend Fair in Tokyo to boost textile and apparel exports to Japan. The event, organized by AEPC and JIIPA, will feature over 150 Indian exporters, aiming to capitalize on Japan's demand and China's declining market share. Officials will meet with Japanese brands for investment and collaboration opportunities.

The NDMC relaunched Srijan, a revitalized open-air art gallery in Nehru Park, aiming to make art accessible. The expanded hub features curated displays, performance spaces, and weather protection. The NDMC, with a dedicated department and budget, promotes art and culture through public art installations and exhibitions.

Students’ union protest enters day 15

High-profile leaders from various political parties, including RSS officials, Union Ministers, and Chief Ministers, attended a prayer meeting in Delhi for Dau Lal Vaishnaw. Vaishnaw, father of the Information and Broadcasting Minister, was a senior advocate who passed away at 81.

Delhi's PWD will establish its own engineering cadre, ending reliance on CPWD. This aims to improve accountability, project continuity, and decision-making by employing a dedicated workforce under Delhi's direct control. The move should streamline infrastructure projects.

Amit Shah addressed Delhi's water pollution, focusing on cleaning the Yamuna. He mandated increasing STP capacity, collaborative action between states, and third-party water quality testing. He also stressed industrial pollution control, e-flow improvements, rainwater harvesting, and managing stray cattle.

Delhi Assembly Speaker Vijender Gupta emphasized global solidarity at a World Brotherhood Organisation (WBO) event. The WBO, led by Kapil Khanna, promotes universal brotherhood and supported over 50 nations during COVID-19. Speakers highlighted India's role in international aid and the importance of addressing global poverty.

The NDMC relaunched the Srijan art gallery in Nehru Park as a modernized cultural hub. The space aims to promote art accessibility, nurture talent, and foster community engagement, aligning with India's vision for a culturally enriched future. NDMC has allocated significant funds for art and cultural initiatives.

Delhi's Chief Minister aims to make the city a top hub for tourism, education, culture, and start-ups. The government is focusing on the 'DELIGHT' vision to enhance Delhi's image, attracting global investment and making it a key destination for tourists.

Bansuri Swaraj and Raja Iqbal Singh inspected Rajender Nagar to assess monsoon preparedness and civic amenities. They directed pothole repairs, sanitation improvements, and stressed departmental readiness. They also planted saplings, promoting environmental sustainability.

DMRC announces Rs 5 lakh ex-gratia for next of kin | Investigation underway

On Thursday morning, a stronger earthquake of magnitude 4.4 struck near Jhajjar

Accused Deepak Yadav said he had spent over ₹2.5 crore on Radhika’s training, hoping she would become a top professional player but after an injury, she refused to return to active play and fulfil his ‘dream’

The proposed plant is part of a wider push to reduce the environmental burden posed by the Ghazipur dumpsite, which has been a persistent source of concern due to the massive volume of untreated waste accumulating at the location

The social media handles of Radhika have been inactive for over a year

Says this has a “cascading” effect as some individuals secure other documents (passport and voter identity cards) which establish nationality and avail benefits under various government schemes

According to the legal notice, Arora made the statements on July 10 during a media interaction, accusing Sirsa of siding with gangsters linked to the murder of BJP leader Sanjay Verma.

The building houses multiple shops

The Indian government revamped the SMILE scheme to rehabilitate beggars. The initiative includes shelter, training, counseling, and education. It targets specific locations with religious groups' support, allocating ₹100 crore over three years to rehabilitate thousands.

Heavy rain caused severe waterlogging and traffic chaos across Delhi. Key junctions experienced major congestion, with commuters facing significant delays. While the Chief Minister claimed no waterlogging in traditionally problematic areas, the opposition criticized the government's preparedness, citing widespread traffic problems.