Rekha Gupta approved Mission Yamuna projects worth over Rs 1,000 crore and reviewed anti-pollution systems in Delhi. The moves link river cleanup and clean-air measures to the government's year-round public health campaign.
A security guard in Delhi's Paschim Vihar West was allegedly run over twice after an argument with car occupants. CCTV footage, skid marks and multiple police teams are central to the investigation.
The Delhi government began field trials of multiple air-cleaning systems across the capital. The tests are meant to identify effective technologies for wider deployment through year-round pollution control.
A 23-year-old Dalit woman has alleged that she was kidnapped, gang-raped and forced to convert and marry a man who allegedly hid his identity as a Hindu in Delhi's Jamia Nagar.
The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) plans to commission three Phase 4 corridors by December, including the Janakpuri West-RK Ashram Marg extension, Aerocity-Tughlakabad corridor and Majlis Park-Maujpur extension, its chief Vikas Kumar said.
One of India's most exclusive colonial-era clubs is staring at a major shake-up after the Centre ordered it to vacate its Lutyens' Delhi premises, citing defence infrastructure and urgent governance needs.
The Regional Weather Forecasting Centre has warned of dust storms, thunderstorms, light rain and lightning across parts of Delhi-NCR and nearby states over the next few hours. Officials have advised caution as strong winds may reduce visibility, disrupt traffic and create localised outages.
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said the Delhi Jal Board has approved a revised policy that lowers water and sewer infrastructure charges. The changes link charges to water demand, widen concessions and push compliance with sustainable systems.
Veena, 28, called her sister seeking help and pleading to speak to her father merely seven minutes before she allegedly died after falling from the fourth floor of her marital home in Delhi's Inderpuri. Her family has alleged prolonged dowry harassment and murder.
A three-day transporters' strike has disrupted goods movement across Delhi's major hubs and wholesale markets. Traders say stranded trucks and slower deliveries could affect essential commodity supplies if the disruption continues.
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said Delhi has reopened new ration card applications through the e-District portal from May 15. The move follows a clean-up of bogus beneficiaries and tighter digital checks aimed at improving delivery.
Rekha Gupta and senior Delhi ministers held hybrid and virtual meetings from home on Wednesday. The shift extends the government's fuel-saving and pollution-cutting push after Narendra Modi's appeal.
Delhi-NCR Transport strike Highlights: A three-day strike announced by transport unions began in Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) on Thursday, affecting commuters and disrupting travel plans. The strike by the All India Motor Transport Congress (AIMTC), an apex body of truckers, private bus, taxi and maxi cab operators, is demanding a fare hike and rollback of the Delhi government's decision to hike the environment compensation cess. More than 65 transport associations and unions across Delhi-NCR are taking part in the three-day strike. Stay tuned to indiatoday.tech as we bring you all the latest updates on the taxi-auto strike in Delhi.
Five people were killed in three separate incidents across Delhi within 24 hours, including a shooting, a double stabbing and a fatal family clash.
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta launched 'Hauslon Ki Udaan', a Rs 10 crore talent hunt initiative aimed at identifying and promoting youth talent across the capital.
Delhi has issued more than 8.4 lakh Pink Saheli Smart Cards to women commuters. The rollout signals a shift towards fully digital free travel on DTC buses and wider access through city camps.
Among several stations, Ridge recorded the maximum temperature at 46.5°C, making it the hottest location in Delhi during the day. Safdarjung and Palam registered 45.1°C, while Lodhi Road recorded 45.2°C and Ayanagar touched 45.5°C.
The CAQM said that the region's air quality index (AQI) is expected to remain in the poor category in the 'coming days.' GRAP-1 measures include a ban on the use of coal and firewood as fuel in tandoors in hotels, restaurants, and open eateries, and restricted use of diesel generators, allowed only in emergency or essential situations.
The All India Motor Transport Congress on Monday wrote to Delhi Governor Taranjit Singh Sandhu and Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, seeking intervention and urging the government to notify the revised fares.
Delhi recorded its hottest day of the season as parts of the city neared 44 degrees Celsius. The IMD has warned that punishing heat and dry winds are set to continue through the week.
