Shreya Ghosh
- All
- News
- Videos
- Web Stories
-
Why Monsoon Has Kept Delhi Waiting As Heat, Humidity Grip City
With June coming to a close, Delhi continues to experience a sunny and humid weather, as the much-anticipated monsoon continues to elude the city, despite the India Meteorological Department (IMD) depicting its arrival between June 24 and 26.
-
Sirens, Bodies, 450 Km-Evacuation Route: What Indian Students Saw In Iran
As part of Operation Sindhu, three charter flights - two from Iran's Mashhad and one from Turkmenistan's Ashgabat - have successfully brought back 827 Indian nationals so far.
-
Delhi Government Cracks Down On End-Of-Life Vehicles; Face Immediate Scrappage Or Impounding
Since December 2024, Delhi's 500 ANPR cameras at fuel stations have screened 3.36 crore vehicles, identifying 4.90 lakh end-of-life vehicles.
-
Wrong Rahul, Wrong Place: Noida Journalists Harassed In Shocking Police Mix-Up
On a humid Thursday afternoon at a petrol pump in Sector 38, Noida, Ayantika Pal and Rahul Saha, a married couple and dedicated journalists, stopped to refill their car.
-
Delhi's Drainage Crisis In Spotlight As Desilting Deadline Missed Again
The air at the edge of the Kushak Drain in Defence Colony is a rancid blend of rotting sewage, stagnant water, and chemical effluents that burns the throat and stings the eyes.
-
200 Illegal Slum Structures Demolished In Delhi's Ashok Vihar
The air in Jailorwala Bagh, in Delhi's Ashok Vihar, hung thick with dust and despair on Monday as bulldozers, flanked by over 250 police personnel, tore through more than 200 illegal slum structures.
-
Delhi Government Defends Demolition In Kalkaji Jhuggi, Atishi Launches Attack
Hundreds of people have been displaced after the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) razed illegal structures at Bhoomihin Camp jhuggi in south Delhi's Kalkaji. The demolition drive began on the instructions of the Delhi High Court.
-
The 3rd UN Ocean Conference: Why India, World Can't Ignore It
What do a fisherman in Kerala, a scuba diver off the coast of the Andamans, and a child building sandcastles on Juhu Beach have in common? They all depend on healthy oceans - whether for food, income, wonder, or simply joy.
-
UPSC Bolsters Exam Security with Aadhaar Authentication, AI Surveillance
Spurred by the Puja Khedkar controversy and the NEET paper leak scandal, the UPSC is deploying cutting-edge technologies to safeguard its examination process.
-
Can Ambitious Green Wall Project Save The Aravallis? What Expert Said
Tomorrow, on World Environment Day 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will plant the first saplings of the Aravalli Green Wall Project in Delhi's Ridge.
-
"Free Coaching, New Schools": Delhi Government Presents 100-Day Report Card
In a major push for competitive exam preparation, the Delhi government has launched free online coaching for NEET 2025 and CUET UG 2025 aspirants.
-
Air Quality Body Takes Steps In Punjab, Haryana To Fight Air Pollution In And Around Delhi
Considering the perennial issue of north India's smog-choked winter, the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) is striking at two major pollution culprits - paddy stubble burning and open municipal solid waste (MSW) fires.
-
Anti-Smog Guns On High-Rises, Artificial Rain Project: Delhi's Clean Air Plan
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Tuesday launched the city's ambitious 'Air Pollution Mitigation Plan 2025', titled "Shuddh Hawa Sabka Adhikar - Pradushan Par Zordar Prahar", to combat the capital's chronic air pollution.
-
Noida Road Rage On Camera: Thar SUV Rams Man After Fight On Instagram
A chilling road rage incident in Noida's Sector 53 has left residents stunned after a Mahindra Thar, allegedly driven in anger, rammed a young man, sending him flying into a roadside drain.
-
"Why Target Us?" Fear In Delhi's Batla House As Demolition Deadline Looms
Fear and anxiety is palpable among the residents of Delhi's Batla House as they face eviction notices from the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) and the Uttar Pradesh Irrigation Department, with demolitions looming as early as June 11.
-
Why Monsoon Has Kept Delhi Waiting As Heat, Humidity Grip City
With June coming to a close, Delhi continues to experience a sunny and humid weather, as the much-anticipated monsoon continues to elude the city, despite the India Meteorological Department (IMD) depicting its arrival between June 24 and 26.
-
Sirens, Bodies, 450 Km-Evacuation Route: What Indian Students Saw In Iran
As part of Operation Sindhu, three charter flights - two from Iran's Mashhad and one from Turkmenistan's Ashgabat - have successfully brought back 827 Indian nationals so far.
-
Delhi Government Cracks Down On End-Of-Life Vehicles; Face Immediate Scrappage Or Impounding
Since December 2024, Delhi's 500 ANPR cameras at fuel stations have screened 3.36 crore vehicles, identifying 4.90 lakh end-of-life vehicles.
-
Wrong Rahul, Wrong Place: Noida Journalists Harassed In Shocking Police Mix-Up
On a humid Thursday afternoon at a petrol pump in Sector 38, Noida, Ayantika Pal and Rahul Saha, a married couple and dedicated journalists, stopped to refill their car.
-
Delhi's Drainage Crisis In Spotlight As Desilting Deadline Missed Again
The air at the edge of the Kushak Drain in Defence Colony is a rancid blend of rotting sewage, stagnant water, and chemical effluents that burns the throat and stings the eyes.
-
200 Illegal Slum Structures Demolished In Delhi's Ashok Vihar
The air in Jailorwala Bagh, in Delhi's Ashok Vihar, hung thick with dust and despair on Monday as bulldozers, flanked by over 250 police personnel, tore through more than 200 illegal slum structures.
-
Delhi Government Defends Demolition In Kalkaji Jhuggi, Atishi Launches Attack
Hundreds of people have been displaced after the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) razed illegal structures at Bhoomihin Camp jhuggi in south Delhi's Kalkaji. The demolition drive began on the instructions of the Delhi High Court.
-
The 3rd UN Ocean Conference: Why India, World Can't Ignore It
What do a fisherman in Kerala, a scuba diver off the coast of the Andamans, and a child building sandcastles on Juhu Beach have in common? They all depend on healthy oceans - whether for food, income, wonder, or simply joy.
-
UPSC Bolsters Exam Security with Aadhaar Authentication, AI Surveillance
Spurred by the Puja Khedkar controversy and the NEET paper leak scandal, the UPSC is deploying cutting-edge technologies to safeguard its examination process.
-
Can Ambitious Green Wall Project Save The Aravallis? What Expert Said
Tomorrow, on World Environment Day 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will plant the first saplings of the Aravalli Green Wall Project in Delhi's Ridge.
-
"Free Coaching, New Schools": Delhi Government Presents 100-Day Report Card
In a major push for competitive exam preparation, the Delhi government has launched free online coaching for NEET 2025 and CUET UG 2025 aspirants.
-
Air Quality Body Takes Steps In Punjab, Haryana To Fight Air Pollution In And Around Delhi
Considering the perennial issue of north India's smog-choked winter, the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) is striking at two major pollution culprits - paddy stubble burning and open municipal solid waste (MSW) fires.
-
Anti-Smog Guns On High-Rises, Artificial Rain Project: Delhi's Clean Air Plan
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Tuesday launched the city's ambitious 'Air Pollution Mitigation Plan 2025', titled "Shuddh Hawa Sabka Adhikar - Pradushan Par Zordar Prahar", to combat the capital's chronic air pollution.
-
Noida Road Rage On Camera: Thar SUV Rams Man After Fight On Instagram
A chilling road rage incident in Noida's Sector 53 has left residents stunned after a Mahindra Thar, allegedly driven in anger, rammed a young man, sending him flying into a roadside drain.
-
"Why Target Us?" Fear In Delhi's Batla House As Demolition Deadline Looms
Fear and anxiety is palpable among the residents of Delhi's Batla House as they face eviction notices from the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) and the Uttar Pradesh Irrigation Department, with demolitions looming as early as June 11.
