Delhi government bans recording and sharing sacrificial rituals on social media during Eid ul-Zuha, enforcing strict animal welfare laws. Violators face legal action.

Sharan Prakash Patil, Minister for Medical Education, Skill Development, Entrepreneurship & Livelihood, inaugurated the programme through videoconferencing from the Vikasa Soudha

The study shows that BEVs in the passenger car segment emit at least 38% less greenhouse gases per kilometre than ICE vehicles

He was speaking at the release of a report by the International Council on Clean Transportation (ICCT)

Shashi Tharoor noted the Resistance Front's quick claim of responsibility for Pahalgam attack, highlighting evidence presented to the UN.

The students’ names had been reinstated, subject to parents paying fees in line with an earlier order by the high court on May 16

The initiative, launched as a pilot in Delhi on May 17, aims to fast-track investigations, improve fund recovery, and crack down on cyber fraud

The YSRCP student wing criticised the government, holding Mr. Lokesh directly responsible for gross mismanagement in the evaluation of answer scripts.

The 9-metre-long DEVI buses are designed to navigate Delhi’s narrow, congested lanes and connect interior neighbourhoods with major arterial roads

On Thursday, minister Parvesh Verma inspected five locations in the Mehrauli area of south Delhi that are known for recurrent waterlogging

Delhi experienced five major fire incidents on Thursday, injuring six people, four from an LPG blast and two from a sofa cleaning fire.

Visitors can now experience a 3D walk-through of a nuclear power plant. The Hall of Nuclear Power is now open to visitors daily from 9:30am to 6pm

Two men were arrested after a gunfight in Chirag Delhi; they are linked to the murder of businessman Arun Lohiya over a property dispute.

In 2023, a local resident filed a petition alleging that a forest area had been illegally occupied and developed into a commercial market

A 24-year-old under-trial, Aman Poddar, was killed in a Delhi court lock-up by fellow inmates amid security lapses, raising serious concerns.

The warning is particularly relevant to Gurugram, where encroachments into the protected Aravalli range have intensified.

At 84, Vijay Kumar Jain's bungalow in Gurugram is a treasure trove of rare books, reflecting his lifelong passion for antiquarian literature.

On not returning to India being called “fugitive”, Mallya said that it was “fair”. However, he questioned being called a “chor” (thief).