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Rohingya Entitled To Schools But Denied Admission Can Move HC
The Supreme Court on Monday said that children of Rohingya refugees who are entitled to enroll and study in Delhi government schools can approach the Delhi high court if they are denied admission, while also stating that nobody will be allowed to stay illegally by using children as a 'shield' for seeking relief from court.
Closeness to Himalayas, 3 fault lines make city prone to quakes
Located just south of the earthquake-prone Himalayas and the presence of three active fault lines running Delhi means that the city sits in a seismically active region, experts said on Monday after an early morning tremor jolted millions of residents.
Now, BWGs Told to Register With MCD
The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) on Monday said that it will now be mandatory for the Bulk Waste Generators (BWGs) in the city to register with the civic body and ensure waste disposal as per the Solid Waste Management (SWM) rules.
Music body seeks to intervene in HC hearing vs OpenAI
The Delhi high court on Monday issued notice in an application filed by Indian Music Industry (IMI) and its affiliates T-Series and Saregama, seeking intervention in the news agency Asian News International (ANI)'s copyright suit against OpenAI, alleging unauthorised use of its original news content by the US-based firm.
New Measures at 60 Stations, Says Vaishnaw
Two days after at least 18 people died in a stampede at New Delhi Railway Station, Union Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Monday said that taking lessons from the \"unfortunate\" incident, Indian Railways (IR) is set to create holding areas at 60 railway stations, including the New Delhi station, over the next six months.
No capable leader in BJP to run govt in Capital: Atishi
Outgoing chief minister Atishi and Delhi AAP convener Gopal Rai on Monday questioned the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) over the delay in naming the chief minister of Delhi even 10 days after the party won a majority in Delhi assembly elections, results of which were declared on February 8.
Decade after Pansare murder, kin await justice
Ten years ago, on February 16, 2015, writer and trade union activist Govind Pansare and his wife Uma were walking back from breakfast at a local shop near their Kolhapur home when two bike-borne men overtook them and opened fire at the couple.
Will restructure party to correct weaknesses: AAP
BJP openly violated the EC's rules by all means -- money, muscle power, deceit, and manipulation GOPAL RAI, Delhi head, AAP
1984 Riots: SC Seeks Report of Cases From Delhi HC in a Month
What transpired in court
Days later, some families reunite with missing kin
Nearly 36 hours after a deadly stampede at New Delhi Railway Station killed 18 people, families of several \"missing\" individuals finally received news that their loved ones had survived.
Champs KKR to kick off IPL 2025 at Eden Gardens
Three franchises DC, PBKS and RR have named a 2nd home in Visakhapatnam, Dharamsala and Guwahati respectively
45 mins of chaos that led to a tragedy
NEW DELHI: In just 45 chaotic minutes, a flood of passengers and a series of mismanaged circumstances delayed trains, confusion over platform announcements, and overwhelmed infrastructure-transformed the busy New Delhi railway station into a death trap for 18 people on Saturday night.
INDIA BETTER PLACED THAN ASIAN PEERS FOR JAPAN FDI: TOP DELOITTE EXEC
NEW DELHI: India has emerged as a major investment hub for Japanese businesses exploring a \"China-plus\" supply chain strategy, Kenichi Kimura, chief executive officer of Deloitte Japan, said in an interview highlighting the steep increase in Japanese FDI into India in recent years.
Spin all-rounders Jadeja and Axar key for India in Champions Trophy
MUMBAI: The ICC Champions Trophy starting on Wednesday promises to shine the spotlight on spin-bowling all-rounders as teams with multi-utility players will have the most flexibility.
Assam cabinet orders police case against Pak national with ‘links' to Gogoi's wife
GUWAHATI: The Assam cabinet on Sunday directed state police to register a case against a Pakistani national who allegedly had links with Congress lawmaker Gaurav Gogoi's wife, Elizabeth Gogoi, a British national, and to find whether that association had any implications on the nation's security and sovereignty.
How porters became the first line of rescue
There was more crowd than we see around Chhath...people got trapped. RAJINDER K MEENA, Porter
2nd batch of US deportees also chained on-board flight
The second US military aircraft carrying deported Indian migrants landed in Amritsar late on Saturday with 117 people in shackles, those who were on board said on Sunday, describing conditions that government officials previously said would be raised with their American counterparts.
The ₹10 beverage market is starting to get crowded
NEW DELHI: From buttermilk to fruit drinks and sparkling beverages, consumer companies are driving deeper into the market for 10 packs. Amul, Parle Agro, Reliance Consumer Products and Dabur are ramping up efforts to expand their ₹10 offerings, bringing affordable drinks to a wider section of customers.
For Pak, more to CT than excitement of live cricket
Construction and protocol meetings at 11pm and surprise inspections at 5am. Plus on Wednesday night, their team pulled off their highest-ever ODIs chase. If you put the how's the josh question to a country about hosting its first mega cricket event in 29 years, be ready to have your eardrums shattered.
Delhi stampede toll 18, Rly panel begins probe
Jignasa Sinha, Hemani Bhandari, Karn Pratap Singh and Neha LM Tripathi
Road map for pursuing nuclear energy in India
India's quest for a low-carbon future has led to significant discussions on the role of nuclear energy.
Search for their loved ones continues for many more
NEW DELHI: Gupteshwar Yadav, a resident of Ballia in Uttar Pradesh, was walking around New Delhi railway station with a passport-sized photograph of his wife Tara Devi, desperately asking every passerby whether they had seen her anywhere.
Navalny supporters risk reprisals with memorial events
A YEAR AFTER OPPOSITION LEADER ALEXEI NAVALNY'S DEATH
India-B'desh border meet today amid strain in ties
The heads of the border guard forces of India and Bangladesh are scheduled to meet in Delhi on Monday for the first time since the fall of the Sheikh Hasina government to discuss key issues, ranging from fencing at the border to attacks on Indian personnel, officials aware of the development said on Sunday.
Trump 2.0 is also an opportunity for India
The US president's disruptive politics will reshape the world order. New Delhi must seize the moment
Aviva's India Arm Hit With $7.5 Million Fine for Fake Invoice Scheme
Indian authorities have ordered British insurer Aviva's local unit to pay $7.5 million in back taxes and penalties after an investigation found it created fake invoices to pay illegal commissions and claimed incorrect tax credits, an order shows.
Andreessen Rings Alarm Bell on AI Challenge to IT
Will artificial intelligence (AI) impact jobs and the powerhouse that is the Indian IT services industry?
India Better Placed Than Asian Peers For Japan FDI: Top Deloitte Exec
India has emerged as a major investment hub for Japanese businesses exploring a \"China-plus\" supply chain strategy, Kenichi Kimura, chief executive officer of Deloitte Japan, said in an interview highlighting the steep increase in Japanese FDI into India in recent years.
Good Work, Not Medium, Makes A Star
With Bollywood bigwigs stepping into the OTT space, Jitendra Kumar shares his thoughts on stardom, nepotism and why talent will always find its place in showbiz
Five Held for Smuggling Ammunition in Bengal
The special task force (STF) unit of the West Bengal police arrested five people between Friday and Sunday for allegedly smuggling ammunition, officials aware of the matter said on Sunday.