Delhi Traffic Jams

Twenty-seven people were apprehended after a row between some drug addicts and slum dwellers resulted in heavy traffic jam in the northwest Delhi's Ashok Vihar area, police said on Thursday.

Major roads in parts of Central, East, Northeast Delhi and its bordering areas may face traffic jams on Tuesday as kanwariyas would return to their native places through the national capital, police said.

Anticipated protests over the questioning of Congress chief Sonia Gandhi by the ED and an increase in the number of kanwariyas passing through Delhi are likely to affect traffic movement in parts of the city on Thursday, police said.

Rainfall in the capital city brought relief from the intense heat for citizens but also led to waterlogging in several areas.

Heavy rain pounded Delhi and its adjoining areas on Saturday causing waterlogging and traffic jams at several locations.

Commuters on Tuesday witnessed heavy traffic jams in various parts of the national capital due to waterlogging caused by rain. Traffic snarls and waterlogging were reported in several parts, including Burari, Jasola, Pitampura.

The downpour brought respite from scorching heat by bringing the temperature in the national capital to 27.6 degrees Celsius.

The Delhi-Gurugram Expressway on Monday saw heavy traffic jams today following a call for Bharat Bandh against the military recruitment scheme- Agnipath- by some organisations.

Heavy rain and thunderstorm in Delhi and its adjoining areas early this morning led to massive traffic jams and affected flight operations at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport.

Several parts of Delhi witnessed heavy rain with thunderstorm early this morning,which affected flight operations at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport, and caused power blackouts as well.

Delhi Traffic Police has written to the Environment Department, suggesting that adequate number of charging stations be installed in the capital to avoid traffic snarls due to breakdown of 'uncharged' EVs.

The Delhi-Gurugram Expressway on Wednesday saw big traffic jams following a protest march by members of the 'Sanyukt Ahir Regiment Morcha' in support of their demand of an Ahir regiment' in the Indian Army.

Delhi BJP workers staged a "chakka jam" protest against the city government's new excise policy on Monday and blocked roads at different locations in the national capital, leading to traffic snarls at important stretches.

Hundreds of cars were stacked bumper-to bumper along the Gurgaon-Delhi border this morning as the vehicles entering the national capital were being checked by Delhi police in wake of the Bharat Bandh called by protesting farmers.

Traffic jams began easing at the Delhi border on Monday after farmer organisations began relaxing a "Bharat Bandh" called as part of their long protest seeking withdrawal of three farm laws that they allege will hurt them and help private firms.

Twenty-seven people were apprehended after a row between some drug addicts and slum dwellers resulted in heavy traffic jam in the northwest Delhi's Ashok Vihar area, police said on Thursday.

Major roads in parts of Central, East, Northeast Delhi and its bordering areas may face traffic jams on Tuesday as kanwariyas would return to their native places through the national capital, police said.

Anticipated protests over the questioning of Congress chief Sonia Gandhi by the ED and an increase in the number of kanwariyas passing through Delhi are likely to affect traffic movement in parts of the city on Thursday, police said.

Rainfall in the capital city brought relief from the intense heat for citizens but also led to waterlogging in several areas.

Heavy rain pounded Delhi and its adjoining areas on Saturday causing waterlogging and traffic jams at several locations.

Commuters on Tuesday witnessed heavy traffic jams in various parts of the national capital due to waterlogging caused by rain. Traffic snarls and waterlogging were reported in several parts, including Burari, Jasola, Pitampura.

The downpour brought respite from scorching heat by bringing the temperature in the national capital to 27.6 degrees Celsius.

The Delhi-Gurugram Expressway on Monday saw heavy traffic jams today following a call for Bharat Bandh against the military recruitment scheme- Agnipath- by some organisations.

Heavy rain and thunderstorm in Delhi and its adjoining areas early this morning led to massive traffic jams and affected flight operations at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport.

Several parts of Delhi witnessed heavy rain with thunderstorm early this morning,which affected flight operations at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport, and caused power blackouts as well.

Delhi Traffic Police has written to the Environment Department, suggesting that adequate number of charging stations be installed in the capital to avoid traffic snarls due to breakdown of 'uncharged' EVs.

The Delhi-Gurugram Expressway on Wednesday saw big traffic jams following a protest march by members of the 'Sanyukt Ahir Regiment Morcha' in support of their demand of an Ahir regiment' in the Indian Army.

Delhi BJP workers staged a "chakka jam" protest against the city government's new excise policy on Monday and blocked roads at different locations in the national capital, leading to traffic snarls at important stretches.

Hundreds of cars were stacked bumper-to bumper along the Gurgaon-Delhi border this morning as the vehicles entering the national capital were being checked by Delhi police in wake of the Bharat Bandh called by protesting farmers.

Traffic jams began easing at the Delhi border on Monday after farmer organisations began relaxing a "Bharat Bandh" called as part of their long protest seeking withdrawal of three farm laws that they allege will hurt them and help private firms.