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No Fire Nod, One Entry-Exit: How Delhi Hotel's Negligence Led To 21 Deaths
When the rescue team rushed upwards to save those trapped, they found out that four rooms were cramped in the basement.
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Delhi Government Reshuffles Over 40 Staff In Health Procurement Agency
The Delhi government has transferred more than 40 personnel associated with the Central Procurement Agency (CPA) as part of a restructuring exercise aimed at improving efficiency and transparency in the health sector, according to an official statement.
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Delhi Hikes Crop Loss Compensation By Over 50%, 10,000 Farmers To Get Relief
Nearly 10,000 farmers in Delhi will receive enhanced compensation for crop losses caused by heavy rainfall and waterlogging during the 2025 monsoon season after the Cabinet approved a hike in compensation assistance to Rs 75,000 per hectare.
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5 Delhi Water Sports Clubs Face Eviction In Action After Gymkhana Debate
According to the notice, the land near the inlet of the Sonia Vihar Water Treatment Plant is government-owned land that has been occupied through "temporary structures".
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Retired IAS Officer Dies In Delhi House Fire, AC Blast Suspected: Cops
An 80-year-old retired IAS officer died while his son sustained injuries after a fire broke out at a house in south Delhi's Hauz Khas area, police said on Thursday.
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Ayushman Bharat, Education Policy Discussed At Delhi Workshop For Lawmakers
Healthcare reforms, implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and the growing role of digital communication in politics dominated discussions at a workshop attended by nearly 80 MPs and MLAs in the national capital on Monday.
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'Not Rarest Of Rare Case': Delhi Court Denies Death Penalty To Child Rape Convict
A Delhi court refused to award the death penalty to a man convicted of raping a four-year-old girl, saying the incident did not fall under the "rarest of rare" category.
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Catcalled, Beaten, Clothes Torn: Morning Tea Horror For 2 Women In Delhi
The women alleged that one of them was molested and her clothes were torn, while the accused uttered racist slurs and even attacked them with a bamboo stick while they were trying to escape.
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Delhi's Rs 3.5 Crore Scheme To Support Children Leaving Care Homes After 18
The Delhi government on Sunday approved a Rs 3.5-crore aftercare scheme for youths leaving child care institutions after turning 18, offering support for higher education, skill training, jobs and financial assistance to help them transition to independent living.
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How Delhi Building Plan Became Death Sentence For Families Stuck In Fire
Though some managed to brave their way through the smoke-filled corridor and rushed to find their way to the terrace, the door was locked.
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"Wife Was Shouting, He Was Crying": Family Of Delhi Judge Who Died By Suicide
The judicial officer's family has claimed he had been under distress and had complained of harassment in the days leading up to his death.
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Delivery Agent, New To Delhi, Dies After Fall From Flyover As Car Rams Bike
A 25-year-old food delivery agent's first week in the city met a tragic end on Thursday when he fell to his death from the Dabri flyover in west Delhi after a car allegedly hit his scooter, police said.
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15-Year-Old Boy Killed After Speeding Tempo Hits Bike In Delhi: Cops
A 15-year-old boy was killed on Saturday evening after an overspeeding tempo hit his motorcycle from behind in Shalimar Bagh here, police said.
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Man's Hands Cut With Grinder Over Payment Dispute In Delhi: Cops
A 32-year-old man was seriously injured after an alleged brutal assault over a payment dispute in Vijay Enclave area of Dwarka in the national capital, police said on Saturday.
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Delhi To Get First Double-Decker Skywalk At Pitampura's Madhuban Chowk
Metro commuters in Delhi may soon find it much easier to switch lines at Madhuban Chowk, with work underway on the capital's first double-decker skywalk.
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No Fire Nod, One Entry-Exit: How Delhi Hotel's Negligence Led To 21 Deaths
When the rescue team rushed upwards to save those trapped, they found out that four rooms were cramped in the basement.
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Delhi Government Reshuffles Over 40 Staff In Health Procurement Agency
The Delhi government has transferred more than 40 personnel associated with the Central Procurement Agency (CPA) as part of a restructuring exercise aimed at improving efficiency and transparency in the health sector, according to an official statement.
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Delhi Hikes Crop Loss Compensation By Over 50%, 10,000 Farmers To Get Relief
Nearly 10,000 farmers in Delhi will receive enhanced compensation for crop losses caused by heavy rainfall and waterlogging during the 2025 monsoon season after the Cabinet approved a hike in compensation assistance to Rs 75,000 per hectare.
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5 Delhi Water Sports Clubs Face Eviction In Action After Gymkhana Debate
According to the notice, the land near the inlet of the Sonia Vihar Water Treatment Plant is government-owned land that has been occupied through "temporary structures".
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Retired IAS Officer Dies In Delhi House Fire, AC Blast Suspected: Cops
An 80-year-old retired IAS officer died while his son sustained injuries after a fire broke out at a house in south Delhi's Hauz Khas area, police said on Thursday.
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Ayushman Bharat, Education Policy Discussed At Delhi Workshop For Lawmakers
Healthcare reforms, implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and the growing role of digital communication in politics dominated discussions at a workshop attended by nearly 80 MPs and MLAs in the national capital on Monday.
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'Not Rarest Of Rare Case': Delhi Court Denies Death Penalty To Child Rape Convict
A Delhi court refused to award the death penalty to a man convicted of raping a four-year-old girl, saying the incident did not fall under the "rarest of rare" category.
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Catcalled, Beaten, Clothes Torn: Morning Tea Horror For 2 Women In Delhi
The women alleged that one of them was molested and her clothes were torn, while the accused uttered racist slurs and even attacked them with a bamboo stick while they were trying to escape.
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Delhi's Rs 3.5 Crore Scheme To Support Children Leaving Care Homes After 18
The Delhi government on Sunday approved a Rs 3.5-crore aftercare scheme for youths leaving child care institutions after turning 18, offering support for higher education, skill training, jobs and financial assistance to help them transition to independent living.
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How Delhi Building Plan Became Death Sentence For Families Stuck In Fire
Though some managed to brave their way through the smoke-filled corridor and rushed to find their way to the terrace, the door was locked.
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"Wife Was Shouting, He Was Crying": Family Of Delhi Judge Who Died By Suicide
The judicial officer's family has claimed he had been under distress and had complained of harassment in the days leading up to his death.
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Delivery Agent, New To Delhi, Dies After Fall From Flyover As Car Rams Bike
A 25-year-old food delivery agent's first week in the city met a tragic end on Thursday when he fell to his death from the Dabri flyover in west Delhi after a car allegedly hit his scooter, police said.
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15-Year-Old Boy Killed After Speeding Tempo Hits Bike In Delhi: Cops
A 15-year-old boy was killed on Saturday evening after an overspeeding tempo hit his motorcycle from behind in Shalimar Bagh here, police said.
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Man's Hands Cut With Grinder Over Payment Dispute In Delhi: Cops
A 32-year-old man was seriously injured after an alleged brutal assault over a payment dispute in Vijay Enclave area of Dwarka in the national capital, police said on Saturday.
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Delhi To Get First Double-Decker Skywalk At Pitampura's Madhuban Chowk
Metro commuters in Delhi may soon find it much easier to switch lines at Madhuban Chowk, with work underway on the capital's first double-decker skywalk.
