A five-storey building used as a paying guest accommodation for students collapsed in Delhi’s Satya Niketan area, triggering a massive rescue operation. The building, reportedly known as Hostel Daze, was located near Nanakpura Gurudwara and close to several educational institutions.

The latest reports say two people have died, while several others remain feared trapped under the rubble. Rescue teams have already pulled multiple people out alive, with students among those shifted to hospital for treatment.

The building reportedly had a basement and five upper floors. Police said repair work was underway in the basement when the structure collapsed. The cause of the collapse is still being investigated, while questions are being raised about the condition and safety of the ageing structure.

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta visited the site and said multiple agencies were working in coordination to ensure the safe rescue of those trapped. The NDRF, Delhi Police, fire services, ambulances and other emergency teams have been deployed.

Delhi Building Collapse | 2 Dead, Several Trapped as Rescue Teams Battle Through Rubble

Two people have died after a five-storey building used as a boys’ PG accommodation collapsed in Delhi’s Satya Niketan area. Around 40–50 people are feared trapped under the rubble, according to local reports, while rescue agencies continue their operation. Six people have been rescued so far, according to authorities.

The building had a basement and five upper floors and was reportedly around 40–50 years old. Repair work was underway in the basement when the structure collapsed, raising questions about whether the work contributed to the disaster.

Teams from the NDRF, Delhi Fire Services, Delhi Police, DDMA, MCD and Civil Defence have been deployed at the site. Rescue personnel are removing debris and searching for students and workers who may still be trapped.

Delhi Building Collapse | 2 Dead, Six Rescued as Teams Race to Save Trapped Students

BRICS SUMMIT 2026: Delhi is witnessing major traffic restrictions and diversions as authorities prepare for the upcoming BRICS Leaders' Summit at Bharat Mandapam. A motorcade rehearsal is affecting more than 35 roads, with Delhi Traffic Police advising commuters to plan journeys in advance, allow extra travel time and use the Metro wherever possible.

The restrictions affect several important routes across Central, South and other parts of Delhi. Traffic police have also identified multiple diversion points and issued alternate-route advisories for commuters travelling to railway stations and the airport.

India will host the 18th BRICS Summit at Bharat Mandapam on September 12 and 13, 2026. The event is expected to bring together leaders from BRICS member and partner countries, along with outreach invitees.

BRICS SUMMIT 2026 | Delhi Traffic Restrictions On 35+ Roads, Motorcade Rehearsal Underway

A five-storey building identified as Hostel Daze collapsed in South Delhi’s Satya Niketan area on Sunday afternoon, triggering a major rescue operation. The area is close to Delhi University’s South Campus and is known for student PGs and hostels. Reports say around 10 people have been rescued, while several others are feared trapped under the rubble.

Delhi Fire Services, Delhi Police, NDRF, MCD, CATS, DDMA and Civil Defence teams have been deployed at the site. Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said rescue operations were being carried out on a war footing. A nearby building was also reportedly evacuated as a precautionary measure.

Watch the latest visuals from the Satya Niketan building collapse, rescue operations, eyewitness accounts and the latest updates on the number of people rescued or still feared trapped.

DELHI BUILDING COLLAPSE LIVE | Hostel Daze Collapses In Satya Niketan, Rescue Operation Underway

BRICS SUMMIT 2026: Delhi is gearing up to host foreign leaders at Bharat Mandapam on September 12 and 13, but the summit is expected to bring major traffic restrictions across the capital.

Delhi Traffic Police have begun rehearsals for foreign leaders and their motorcades, with restrictions covering more than 35 roads and 22 diversion points. Commuters in central, south and southwest Delhi could face diversions, temporary road closures and longer travel times.

Major routes including Sardar Patel Marg, Janpath, Ashoka Road, Mathura Road, Lodhi Road and Africa Avenue are among those affected by the traffic plan. The biggest disruption is expected as foreign leaders and delegations begin arriving around September 10, with restrictions potentially continuing until their departure around September 14.

Adding to the challenge, heavy rain has already caused waterlogging in parts of Delhi, including areas near Indira Gandhi International Airport, while further rain and thunderstorms are forecast around the summit period.

BRICS SUMMIT 2026 | Delhi Traffic Restrictions Begin Ahead Of Foreign Leaders’ Arrival

A 19-year-old nursing student was found dead inside her hostel room in Rajendra Nagar, central Delhi, on Friday, with police investigating the circumstances surrounding her death.

The student was reportedly in her third year of BSc Nursing and was also part of the nursing staff at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital. She was a resident of Najafgarh in southwest Delhi.

According to police, a preliminary inquiry suggested that the student may have died by suicide. No suicide note has been recovered so far. Police were informed by the hospital on August 21 and reached the hostel to begin their investigation.

Delhi Nursing Student Found Dead In Hostel Room | Police Probe Underway

India’s youth-led protest movement at Jantar Mantar, New Delhi continues to gain momentum as supporters from across the country show solidarity in unique ways. Food delivery riders are arriving regularly at the protest site carrying burgers, snacks, bottled water and essential supplies ordered by people supporting the demonstration. Volunteers collect and distribute these deliveries to protesters who have been staying at the site around the clock. Supporters have also sent daily necessities including masks, mats, brooms, fans and other items to help protesters. Organizers said the response has been overwhelming and requested people to stop sending food as enough supplies have already been received.

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On Thursday morning, Delhi's Covid-19 case count was at 70,390. Mumbai had 69,528 cases.

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During social media monitoring, it was noticed that one Instagram group by the name "Bois Locker Room" was being used by the participants to share obscene messages and morphed pictures.

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