Delhi

The Ashram-DND flyover will reopen for commuters from March 6 after two months, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced. The eagerly anticipated unveiling of the Ashram flyover, which was originally scheduled to debut on February 28, will take place on Monday.

Mukesh Ahlawat, AAP MLA from Sultan Pur Majra, will be the new face in Atishi's Delhi Cabinet. Four ministers from the previous cabinet have been retained, while Ahlawat, a prominent Dalit face of the AAP, joins as a first-time minister.

The house help used to steal gold ornaments from her employers, with the police saying she struck at around 100 houses,and faces 26 cases in National Capital Region districts alone.

Delhi's air quality has deteriorated, prompting the implementation of GRAP stage two restrictions. These measures aim to control pollution levels by limiting the use of coal, firewood, and diesel generators, and enforcing dust control at construction sites.

Teams have been formed and a probe has been launched, a senior police officer said, adding that they are visiting the areas where the deceased had gone before his death for inquiry purposes.

Delhi's winter wedding season kicks off on November 12 with an estimated 48,000 weddings in the NCR. This date coincides with Dev Uthani Ekadashi, an auspicious day considered highly fortunate for marriages, eliminating the need for specific time consultations.

Delhi minister Rajendra Pal Gautam resigned on Sunday amid the ongoing row over his remarks denouncing Hindu deities at a mass religious conversion event in the national capital.During the programme on October 5, the day of Dussehra, around 10,000 people purportedly took vows to convert to Buddhism, follow Lord Buddha’s teachings and give up the worship of Hindu deities.

Delhi prepares for a severe cold wave with temperatures dropping to 3°C. Snowfall and a Western Disturbance contribute to the frigid conditions. Northern India faces dense fog, impacting travel. Stay informed and take precautions.

Delhi's air quality reached a hazardous level of 481, triggering Stage IV of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP). Restrictions include limiting truck and vehicle entry, halting construction, and encouraging work-from-home arrangements.

Indian Railways, the fourth largest rail network globally, utilizes the 'Push-Pull' technique for enhanced speed and efficiency. This technology, employed in trains like the Amrit Bharat Express and Delhi-Mumbai Rajdhani, significantly reduces travel time and improves operational flexibility.