Tag: Delhi
'India Can Contribute To World In Upholding The Spirit Of Freedom Of Speech'
The photo exhibition of the selected entries for the year 2018 of the 4th Andrei Stenin International Press Photo Contest began in New Delhi today. ....
Temperature May Touch 46 Degree, Heat Wave To Persist
With heat wave like conditions persisting in the National Capital, the maximum temperature is likely to touch 46 degrees Celcius on Thursday.....
Thousands Mark International Yoga Day In Delhi
Thousands of people across the national capital celebrated the fifth International Yoga Day on Friday, by participating in various events to mark the day.....
Delhi University Cut-off List To Be Out On Friday
The first cut-off list of Delhi University for undergraduate courses is expected to be released on Friday.....
Monsoon To Hit Delhi In 72 Hours: IMD
Monsoon is likely to hit the national capital in the next 72 hours, beginning with light showers on Tuesday night, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said.....
Cloudy Day In Delhi, Rains Likely
Southwest monsoon has remained elusive in the national capital since its arrival on Friday but there are chances of light rains and thunderstorm on Wednesday evening.....
In Delhi Woman Shot Near The Radisson Hotel, Dwarka
A woman in her late 30's was shot at by biker-borne assailants in the national capital on Thursday, police said. ....
Schools Can't Withhold Transfer Certificate Over Non-payment Of Fees: HC
The Delhi High Court has ruled that schools cannot withhold Transfer Certificate (TC) of a student in case of non-payment of fees.....
Yamuna Floods Homes, Thousands Shifted
With floodwaters of the Yamuna having swamped their homes, people living on the banks of the swollen river are in despair with many having gone back to their villages, and around 14,000 shifted to relief camps.....
Passer-by Killed As Criminals Fire On Police In Delhi
A 50-year-old passer-by was killed after getting hit by a bullet fired by a miscreant at a policeman in Delhi's Nand Nagri area, police said.....
