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Rain may be back from MondayTimes of IndiaNew Delhi: Light drizzle was recorded in parts of the capital on Friday morning with mercury staying three degrees below normal for the season. Met officials forecast a break from the rains over the weekend, with a fresh spell of pre-monsoon showers ...and more »

Garbage not lifted, east Delhi battles sanitation woesTimes of IndiaNEW DELHI: The sanitation inspectors and supervisors in east Delhi went on an indefinite strike from Friday. They locked the depot at Jhilmil where trucks are kept and very few vehicles were finally out on the road to collect garbage from dhalaos ...and more »

The HinduDelhi govt nod for extra hospital bedsThe HinduGetting ready for the monsoon and the spike in cases of vector-borne diseases that come with it, the Delhi government has issued approval for government and private hospitals to increase the number of beds by up to 20%. With dengue, chikungunya and ...Delhi HC to continue hearing dengue, chikungunya matterETHealthworld.comDelhi hospitals asked to up bed capacity to tackle dengue outbreakHindustan TimesTo tackle dengue outbreak, Delhi hospitals to up bed capacityThe Indian ExpressBusiness Standardall 13 news articles »

Hindustan TimesDelhi University first admission cutoff list released, dip in most coursesHindustan TimesFor the first time in many years, Delhi University's first cutoff list saw a dip ranging from 0.25-3 percentage points across colleges in most subjects, including Economics (hons) and BCom (hons). Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) announced its first ...Delhi University Admission 2017: First Cutoff See Dip In Ramjas, SRCC, LSRNDTVDelhi University first admission list out, cutoff percentage dropsTimes of IndiaDelhi University admissions: First cut off list for UG courses to be released todayBusiness TodayEconomic Times -The Asian Age -The New Indian Expressall 61 news articles »

The HinduMonsoon maladies in GurugramThe HinduThe widening of the Badshahpur drain and construction of a flyover at Hero Honda Chowk, a perennial water-logging point that triggers jams on the Delhi-Gurugram Expressway every monsoon, are yet to see the light of the day. | Photo Credit: Manoj Kumar ...and more »

Times of India2000 conned by 'free' holidaysTimes of IndiaNEW DELHI: The next time any company offers you "free holidays for life", be very careful before signing on the dotted line. A man was arrested by the crime branch for allegedly conning people by posing as a director of a firm that arranged five-star ...and more »

Hindustan TimesDelhi: Building shut for repair, kids have to cross rail tracks, cross busy road to reach temporary schoolHindustan TimesResidents of Sanjay Camp in Chanakyapuri are concerned about the future of their kids as the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) has decided to temporarily shut the primary school in the area for renovations. The students have been shifted to the ...and more »

Times of India5 years on, it's the same ordeal for NirbhayasTimes of IndiaNew Delhi: A Union law ministry-initiated study on the state of rape survivors in the national capital—started a year after the 2012 Nirbhaya gang rape incident and conducted over a period of 15 months — has exposed the hollowness of the entire ...and more »

Huffington Post IndiaPassengers Stab Man To Death On Board Delhi-Mathura Train ...Huffington Post IndiaA policeman keeps order as people board a passenger train at a railway station in New Delhi. ADVERTISEMENT. A bunch passengers on board a train from ...One Muslim Passenger Killed, Two Injured in Hate Crime on Train Near DelhiThe WireMan lynched, 3 thrashed over rumours of beef eating on Delhi ...India TodayFour Men Returning From Delhi After Eid Shopping Attacked On Train Over Beef Rumors, One KilledIndiatimes.comall 44 news articles »

The HinduMore garbage than land for people in Delhi: HCThe HinduThere is more garbage than land for people in the Capital, the Delhi High Court said on Friday while citing photographs in newspapers showing the accumulation of solid waste in various parts of the city. The court said a will to work was needed to ...and more »