Delhi

The proposed APM will feature four key stops: T2/3, T1, Aerocity, and Cargo City, spanning a total route length of approximately 7.7 kilometers.

A Delhi housing society's notice limiting daily deliveries per household to ease the security guard's workload has ignited a debate online, with some calling it 'insane' while others deem it 'reasonable.'

Atishi will be sworn in as a Delhi minister on September 21, following Arvind Kejriwal's resignation. Chosen to lead the AAP parliamentary party, she is expected to serve as chief minister until the Assembly elections next year, continuing Kejriwal's agenda and preparing the party for a new mandate.

Kejriwal's resignation followed his release from Tihar Jail on bail related to the excise policy scam. In the aftermath, AAP leader Atishi, a close confidant of Kejriwal, has been elected as the new Chief Minister of Delhi.

Arvind Kejriwal has resigned as Delhi's Chief Minister and nominated Atishi as his successor. Atishi has been unanimously chosen by AAP lawmakers and will be sworn in during a special Assembly session.

Following Arvind Kejriwal's decision to step down, Atishi Marlena Singh has been chosen as Delhi's next Chief Minister. Known for her role in education reform and her prominent presence during the party's recent challenges, Atishi's background and experience position her to lead.

Atishi Marlena Singh has been appointed as the new Chief Minister of Delhi, succeeding Arvind Kejriwal. A prominent figure in the Aam Aadmi Party, Atishi's journey from education reform to leading the capital is remarkable.

Delhi's new Chief Minister, Atishi Marlena, boasts a unique profile with assets exceeding Rs 1 crore despite owning no house or land. Her journey from education at prestigious institutions to political leadership is marked by intriguing financial choices.

Following Arvind Kejriwal's resignation announcement, Atishi has been chosen as the new Chief Minister of Delhi after a meeting of AAP MLAs. Kejriwal is expected to submit his resignation and meet with Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena.

Heavy rain caused waterlogging in several areas of Delhi, prompting an 'orange' alert from the India Meteorological Department (IMD). The IMD forecasts extremely bad weather, potential transport disruptions, and power outages in the city. The heavy rainfall is expected to continue over the weekend, impacting Delhi, Haryana, and other parts of North India.