NAAC's peer team will assess Allahabad University from May 27-29, aiming for an 'A' grade after significant faculty and infrastructure improvements.

The electric shock originated in a BSES electricity point housed in an iron cabin, said a police officer. BSES and MCD blamed each other for the tragedy

In Delhi, a neem tree shelters Phoolwati Devi, a fruit seller for 40 years, and watch repairer Chand, both enduring the city’s changes.

Delhi Police arrested nine Bangladeshi illegal immigrants, including an infant, in Bharat Nagar, recovering a smartphone used to contact relatives.

At least 91 corpses have been found here from 2022 to April 27, 2025, with 25-30 bodies ending up at the Delhi Jal Board’s WTP every year

The accused allegedly developed a personal relationship with the deceased’s wife, but on a night when she rejected him, he attacked them in a fit of rage

CMO in a statement said that as part of the process to improve grievance redressal mechanism, JanSunwai (public grievance hearing) camps are being organised by the government every Saturday

A godown was used for storing sugarcane juice machines and doubled up as a charging and parking spot for e-rickshaws

The systems in play included a western disturbance, which extended as an upper air cyclonic circulation over north Punjab and adjoining Jammu and Kashmir, with a trough aloft in the mid and upper troposphere\

UK government official highlighted gender equality as one of the key features

On Sunday, wind speeds in Delhi peaked around 2am, reaching 82 km/h at Safdarjung and 72 km/h at Palam`

Chinese-origin combat jets such as the JF-17 and J-10C and the PL-15 missile were extensively used by Pakistan during the recent clashes.

Delhi received 81.22mm of rainfall—classified as “very heavy” and certainly unusual for May—between 11.30pm on Saturday and 5.30am on Sunday. Gust winds of 82kmph also stormed Delhi

For decades, soldiers have trudged through sewage four times daily in south Delhi. No bridge has been built despite repeated requests

DGCA off rostered the two pilots operating the flight that on Wednesday evening flew through a severe hailstorm, with 227 people on board.

Employees are also no longer required to submit clearances from and attestation by their HR department for withdrawals and settlement of claims.

Niraj Kumar Bansod, a joint secretary of the Union home ministry, emphasised that terrorism is an existential danger to global peace and security.

Gusty winds over 80 km/hr and thunderstorms in Delhi caused delays for over 400 flights and diversions due to severe weather conditions.

Pakistan, on the other hand, sees India as an “existential threat” and will continue the development of tactical nuclear weapons