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Govt office timings may be changed to control pollution, says Gopal Rai

BESIDES imposing GRAP II, the AAP-led government is looking at other avenues as well to control the deteriorating air quality. One of them is changing the timings of central and state government offices to reduce vehicular traffic on road.

Rithala makeover: Works worth ₹32 cr on in areas, says Rai

THE Delhi government organised a \"Vikas Sabha\" in the Rithala constituency to boost village development, with Development Minister Gopal Rai saying that ₹32 crore are being invested in development work in the region.

HC seeks Centre's response on black marketing of online concert tickets

In a move aimed at curbing the rampant black-marketing of event tickets, the Delhi High Court on Thursday sought a detailed response from the Centre on a petition demanding a regulatory framework for the resale of concert tickets.

New lease of life for terminated bus marshals

The volunteers will now render services as pollution warriors; their employment will be valid for four months

Citing delay, HC rejects plea against acquittal in Sikh riots

THE Delhi High Court has denied permission to the state to appeal the acquittal of three accused in a 1984 anti-Sikh riots case, citing an \"inordinate\" delay of over 27 years.

SAD story: Takht 'bans' Badal from political activity

IN a setback to the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) and its president Sukhbir Singh Badal, the Akal Takht (top temporal body of Sikhs) has barred him from participating in any political activity, including campaigning for the party in the assembly byelections on four seats.

₹7K cr rly projects for NDA's Bihar, AP

Deployment period of venture capital fund

NIA arrests KTF chief Arsh Dala's aide at IGIA

In its crackdown against the Khalistani terror network, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Thursday arrested a close aide of designated terrorist Arshdeep Singh Dala alias Arsh Dala of Khalistan Tiger Force (KTF) from the IGI Airport, officials said.

NOW, SENIOR RAIL OFFICERS TASKED WITH SAFETY INSPECTION DUTY

AMID a spate of derailments, the Ministry of Railways has decided to involve its senior administrative grade (SAG) officers to conduct inspections to enhance safety.

2 jawans & 2 porters killed, 3 Army men hurt in Gulmarg terror attack

TERRORISTS ambushed an Army vehicle near the Line of Control (LoC) in Gulmarg sector in J&K's Baramulla district on Thursday evening, killing two soldiers and two porters. Three soldiers were also injured.

Pullback begins from Depsang and Demchok

Forces have moved away from stand-off points but remain in the vicinity, say sources

Cyclone landfall keeps Odisha govt on its toes

ODISHA braced for impact as severe cyclonic storm Dana, packing strong winds, crossed the coast pelting heavy showers just around Thursday midnight.

PMO On The Learning Curve To Harness AI

AI for notes and efficiency! That is the prime goal as the government strives to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) in a big way in its functioning.

Dana To Intensify Into Severe Storm

During landfall in Odisha, it is expected to pack 110 km wind, gusting up to 120 km per hour

Hezbollah confirms death of Nasrallah successor

Hashem Safieddine was killed in early October after a series of Israeli airstrikes in Beirut

EC pauses Awas Yojana survey in 6 bypoll seats

THE Election Commission has asked the Mamata Banerjee government to defer the house-to-house survey for the Bangla Awas Yojana (BAY) in the six Assembly constituencies where bypolls will be held on November 13.

PRIYANKA FILES NOMINATION FOR POLL DEBUT, KICKS OFF CAMPAIGN

AICC general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Wednesday filed the nomination for her maiden electoral battle from Wayanad, Kerala.

... meanwhile, AQI continues to be 'very poor'

DELHIITES woke up on Wednesday morning to a dense layer of smog enveloping the city, as the air quality remained in the ‘very poor’ category with an overall Air Quality Index (AQI) of 363. Many areas have entered the “severe” zone.

SAVAGING THE CIVILISED

In 2018, a Christian evangelist from the US travelled to the North Sentinel Island in the Andamans in an attempt to introduce a tribe, with a civilisation older than Christianity, to Jesus. Author Sujit Saraf weaves a tale around this incident rich with many ironies.

WHY REAL ESTATE NEEDS TO MIND DATA PROTECTION LAW

In an increasingly digital world, every aspect of commerce utilises internet services to promote businesses online.

NEED TO PLAN DIGITAL DETOX FOR THE YOUNG

US Surgeon General Vivek Murthy is talking loud and clear about the oversized elephant in almost all modern-day living rooms: social media addiction.

SAFETY FIRST AT THRISSUR POORAM:TRADITIONS MUST EVOLVE WITH TIME

ONE of the most iconic temple festivals of Kerala is back in the news again, thanks to new restrictions on fireworks proposed by the central government. While the Explosives (Amendment) Rules 2024 have firmly prioritised the safety of human lives, they have earned the wrath of those who love the Thrissur Pooram, which is known for its fiery fireworks display and grand procession of caparisoned elephants.

THE NEED TO TREAT VIOLENCE AS PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEM

Death and disability caused by injuries have risen in recent decades. A model of intervention pioneered in Cardiff and found effective around the world deserves a closer look

E-haw!

With its sleek design, state of the art build and high-end performance, Ultraviolette's electric sports bike

THE MAKEOVER OF MITHAIS

We're just a few days away from Diwali and the air in Delhi NCR already carries with it a burnt smell owing to the excessive crackers being burst all around.

Tom Holland confirms Spider-Man 4

YOUR friendly neighborhood superhero is coming back once again! Actor Tom Holland has confirmed during \"The Tonight Show,\" Starring Jimmy Fallon that Spider-Man 4 \"is happening\" and that it will go on floors \"next summer.\"

India looking to spin narrative

With Pune's bald black soil surface likely to aid spinners, hosts will be looking to adapt quickly and draw level in the series vs NZ

Athletes want more seats in proposed SRB

GREATER representation for athletes, better coordination between government and private stakeholders and the mandate for a proposed Sports Regulatory Board (SRB) were some key issues raised by country's elite athletes during a consultation with sports minister Mansukh Mandaviya on the Draft National Sports Governance Bill here.

Rachin stakes his claim as New Zealand's lodestar

IT's a challenging little period for New Zealand cricket.

Vinicius hat-trick as Real post stunning comeback win over Dortmund

VINICIUS Junior scored a sublime hat-trick as Champions League holders Real Madrid came back from two goals down to hammer Borussia Dortmund 5-2 on Tuesday.