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Uzbek women found, say Home not liveable

Five Uzbek women, who were allegedly kidnapped from a shelter home in Dwarka in October, have been found, police said.

Desi craft to electronics, all in demand at this trade fair

Open For Public, It Saw 65k Visitors On Day 1; Nov 27 Last Day

AIIMS to install 381 CCTVs for security at 25 hostels

In order to enhance security and monitor the movement of outsiders and delivery boys in the campus, All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) is going to install 381 CCTV cameras in its 25 hostels.

'Constitution's founders raised shrine of liberty'

Outlining the contribution of 15 prominent women who were members of the constituent assembly, which was tasked with preparing the Constitution of India, Justice BV Nagarathna on Saturday said that the founders of the Constitution helped raise a shrine of liberty and fraternity and women members like Sarojini Naidu and Sucheta Kripalani made sure that a special provision favouring women and children was inserted in the Constitution.

Destination 2026: Gurgaon's own metro line gets key green signal

Construction Of Huda City Centre-Cyber City Line May Start In 1st Half Of 2023

DMRC finishes tunnelling work at Krishna Park Extn

The tunnelling work between Krishna Park Extension and Keshopur on the Delhi Metro's Janakpuri West - RK Ashram Marg corridor as part of phase IV extension has been completed.

Minister asked me to convert $20m into rupees: Conman

Conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar has issued another press release through his lawyer alleging that Delhi minister Satyendar Jain had asked him to convert 20 million US dollars into rupees in February 2017.

Air quality still 'poor', but likely to worsen today

Delhi's air quality saw slight improvement but remained within the 'poor' level on Saturday.

Mercury drops to a new low for season

Touches 9°C; May Dip Again After Tuesday

Encroachment removal gets a political tone

2,762km Land Freed This Year

Sisodia: Choose AAP for good coordination

Pitching for uniformity in the governance as poll plank, deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia appealed to voters to elect AAP councillors so that their work gets done easily without any conflict between the councillors and the city government.

Cong hopes to control pollution, restore peace

Staff Regularisation Also On Vision Document

Garbage Stink To Traffic Chaos, No Method To The Madness Here

Weary Residents Want Centre, Delhi Govt And MCD To Work In Tandem

'Carpet-bomb' drive: BJP plans 14 roadshows today

BJP will conduct a \"carpet-bomb\" campaign for the Municipal Corporation of Delhi elections.

Aaftab's brother did not allow us in when we went with marriage proposal'

As new revelations of the assault that murder victim Shraddha Walkar faced surface, her father Vikas on Saturday revealed his wife's deteriorating health had compelled them to meet her accused boyfriend Aaftab Poonawala's family in Vasai in December 2019 but his younger brother, Asad, did not allow them to even enter their home. Shraddha's mother passed away a month later in January 2020.

'BJP making fun of Jain's spinal injury, anyone can fall sick'

After a purported video of minister Satyendar Jain getting a massage inside his prison cell emerged, deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia on Saturday said that Jain was receiving physiotherapy after two spinal surgeries as per doctors' recommendations.

Jain files contempt petition against ED over leaked video

Within hours of a purported video of Delhi minister Satyendar Jain receiving a \"massage\" in his cell in Tihar Jail emerged, he filed a contempt petition against Enforcement Directorate (ED) in the court of special judge Vikas Dhull.

Cops ready 40 questions for Aaftab's narco test

Likely On Monday; Officials Rush To Places To Find Clues

14 mths on, AC-3 economy class journey to end

The Indian Railways has decided to disband the AC-3 Economy (3E) class in trains barely 14 months after introducing this new catergory.

Raj govt depts spar over party at night in wildlife sanctuary

Forest Dept Files FIR Against RTDC Manager

ALL ABOUT YOUR DOG'S EARS

Dogs have great ears

An event celebrating numerology in Delhi

Well-known numerologist Dr JC Chaudhry recently hosted an event to promote numerology in Delhi.

#WorldChildrensDay: Ayushmann & Sachin have a field day in Delhi

On Friday, Thyagaraj Stadium in Delhi reverberated with chants of 'Sachin, Sachin' when Sachin Tendulkar, who is also the Regional Ambassador for UNICEF South Asia, attended the World Children's Day event organised by UNICEF India.

THE YOUNG ONES

Every World Cup throws up a few surprises and brings to the fore some precocious talents

Belgium get reality check in warm-up

Belgium's defeat to Egypt in Friday's World Cup warm-up international was a wakeup call before the tournament, said coach Roberto Martinez.

QATAR'S FIRST TOUCH

Despite Off-Field Noise In Build-Up, Hosts Eye Good Start Against Ecuador

Wales return left family in tears, says Rodon

Wales centre-back Joe Rodon is far too young to remember the one and only time his country played at a World Cup, 64 years ago.

Female refs won't face cultural or religious restrictions, says FIFA

Female referees at the World Cup will not face restrictions based on cultural or religious grounds in matches involving conservative nations such as Iran, Saudi Arabia or Qatar, referees chief Pierluigi Collina said on Friday.

Canada's thrill dampened by injuries

Canada coach John Herdman spoke of the thrill that striker Alphonso Davies felt arriving this week in Doha Canada's first appearance in the World Cup in 36 years.

Infantino comes out with guns blazing

FIFA Prez Launches Astonishing Counter-Offensive Against Western Media; Backs Indian Fans Who Were Branded 'Fake'