Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi and Sahil Lochav showed the FIR copy after Delhi Police registered an FIR based on Lochav's complaint.

Lochav had suffered pellet gun injuries during the Jantar Mantar students' protest last month. The FIR was registered following his complaint, with Rahul Gandhi appearing alongside Lochav as the case came into focus.

Rahul Gandhi Shows FIR Copy With Sahil Lochav | Delhi Police Register Case Over Jantar Mantar Injuries

A labourer was killed and three others were injured after a two-storey building collapsed during demolition work in Delhi’s Karol Bagh on Friday, police said. One of the injured labourer is reportedly in critical condition. The incident took place at around 11:15 am on Pyare Lal Road in Regarpura, a busy residential and commercial area of Central Delhi. According to a PTI report citing police officials, labourers were demolishing an old structure when the building suddenly collapsed.&nbsp;The building owners had reportedly hired a private contractor to carry out the demolition work. Police said the required permission from the concerned agency had not been obtained before the structure was pulled down. The sudden collapse trapped labourers at the site, prompting local residents to alert the police and fire department. Police and fire service teams rushed to the spot and launched search and rescue operations.<h2>What we know about the victims</h2>The deceased labourer was identified as Sheikh Shamshad. He sustained critical injuries and later succumbed to them. His body was shifted to the mortuary at Lady Hardinge Medical College (LHMC) Hospital, according to the PTI report. Another labourer, Mohammad Ayub, suffered a head injury and a fracture in his right hand. He was initially treated by doctors before being referred to Dr Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital. His condition was reported to be critical. Police said Sheikh Saidul suffered injuries to his limbs and was admitted to Jeevan Mala Hospital. Another labourer, Rafik-Ul, sustained minor injuries, police said.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/goons-of-bjp-after-blood-of-ashutosh-dipke-slams-bjp-criticises-rajasthan-police-1787310582399">'Will hold protest in Jaipur if arrests not made in 48 hours', threatens Dipke</a><h2>Watch the video</h2>

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<h2>Building owners and contractor detained</h2>The building owners and the private contractor involved in the demolition have been detained for questioning, officials said. Police are now verifying the circumstances surrounding the collapse and assessing whether safety and other required norms were violated. Further legal action is expected under the appropriate provisions after the facts are established. The incident has once again raised concerns over safety measures and regulatory compliance during demolition work in densely populated areas of Delhi.

Karol Bagh building collapse: One labourer was killed and three injured during demolition work in Regarpura, Delhi. Owners and contractor detained

A labourer was killed and three others were injured after a two-storey building collapsed during demolition work in Delhi’s Karol Bagh on Friday, police said. One of the injured labourer is reportedly in critical condition. The incident took place at around 11:15 am on Pyare Lal Road in Regarpura, a busy residential and commercial area of Central Delhi. According to a PTI report citing police officials, labourers were demolishing an old structure when the building suddenly collapsed. The building owners had reportedly hired a private contractor to carry out the demolition work. Police said the required permission from the concerned agency had not been obtained before the structure was pulled down. The sudden collapse trapped labourers at the site, prompting local residents to alert the police and fire department. Police and fire service teams rushed to the spot and launched search and rescue operations. What we know about the victims The deceased labourer was identified as Sheikh Shamshad. He sustained critical injuries and later succumbed to them. His body was shifted to the mortuary at Lady Hardinge Medical College (LHMC) Hospital, according to the PTI report. Another labourer, Mohammad Ayub, suffered a head injury and a fracture in his right hand. He was initially treated by doctors before being referred to Dr Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital. His condition was reported to be critical. Police said Sheikh Saidul suffered injuries to his limbs and was admitted to Jeevan Mala Hospital. Another labourer, Rafik-Ul, sustained minor injuries, police said. Also Read: 'Will hold protest in Jaipur if arrests not made in 48 hours', threatens Dipke Watch the video

One labourer died and three were injured, including one critically, after a two-storey building collapsed during demolition work in Delhi's Karol Bagh

Karol Bagh building collapse leaves one dead, three injured; rescue operation launched

Former Congress Member of Parliament and senior party leader Sajjan Kumar has died at the age of 80, according to hospital sources.
Sajjan Kumar was brought to Delhi’s Safdarjung Hospital, where hospital sources confirmed that he was brought dead. Kumar was a former Member of Parliament from the Indian National Congress and remained a prominent political figure in Delhi for decades.

The latest development has triggered reactions across political circles, with further details about his death expected.

BREAKING: Former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar Dies At 80 In Delhi

H1N1 influenza cases are rising sharply in Delhi, with more than 1,300 cases reportedly recorded in the national capital, nearly six times the number reported during the same period last year.

Doctors say most H1N1 infections are generally mild, with fever often subsiding within three to five days. However, elderly people, children and those with conditions such as diabetes and heart disease may face a higher risk of complications.

Common symptoms include sore throat, nasal discharge, dry cough, headache and fever. Health authorities have advised affected individuals to isolate at home, wear masks and follow basic hygiene precautions.

The government has also issued a public advisory urging people to cover their mouth and nose while coughing or sneezing, wash their hands regularly, avoid touching their eyes, nose and mouth, and stay away from crowded places when symptomatic.

People have also been advised not to take medicines without consulting a doctor and to seek medical attention if symptoms worsen, particularly in cases of high fever, breathing difficulties, bluish skin or lips, or blood in the sputum.

H1N1 Cases Surge in Delhi: Over 1,300 Infections Reported as Doctors Warn High-Risk Groups

A 70-year-old woman was killed in a road accident in Delhi’s Narela area on Saturday morning after a Mercedes-Benz collided with a WagonR, police said. The impact of the collision pushed the WagonR backwards into a stationary three-wheeler loading van, trapping the elderly woman between the vehicles. She died at the spot. The accident took place at around 8 am near Himalayas Apartment in Narela. The deceased was identified as 70-year-old Urmila, a resident of Mamurpur.&nbsp;According to police, the Mercedes was being driven by a young man identified as Shubham, who was detained at the scene immediately after the accident. Police officials said Shubham’s father is a Sub-Inspector with the Haryana Police. Preliminary investigation also revealed that the Mercedes did not belong to Shubham and had reportedly been borrowed from a friend a day before the accident.<h2>Mercedes and WagonR collide head-on</h2>Police said the Mercedes and WagonR collided head-on. The force of the impact caused significant damage to the front sections of both cars. The WagonR was then pushed backwards into the stationary three-wheeler loading van, which also sustained visible damage in the collision. Visuals from the accident site showed the Mercedes and WagonR badly damaged near the roadside, with crumpled body panels, broken vehicle parts and debris scattered around the crash site. Police personnel inspected the vehicles and documented the scene as part of the ongoing investigation.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/degree-certificate-means-nothing-in-india-today-rahul-gandhi-s-big-statement-on-india-s-jobs-crisis-1786200874163">'Degree certificate means nothing in India today': Rahul Gandhi's big statement on India's jobs 'crisis'</a><h2>Eyewitnesses recall loud crash</h2>Residents living near the apartment complex said they heard a loud bang and rushed outside after the collision. News agency ANI quoted one local resident as saying, “We heard a sudden bang and saw the vehicles badly damaged. The woman was trapped between them and people immediately called the police.” Another eyewitness said the collision was so severe that the WagonR was pushed backwards into the parked loading vehicle.&nbsp;Several eyewitnesses also alleged that the Mercedes driver appeared to be intoxicated at the time of the accident. Police said the driver underwent a medical examination and that the final report is awaited. Officials said the medical findings will be considered as part of the investigation before any conclusion is reached regarding the allegation of intoxication.<h2>WagonR driver suffers minor injuries</h2>Police said the WagonR driver sustained minor injuries and was provided medical assistance. No other serious injuries were reported. The police have registered a case under relevant legal provisions and are treating the incident as a fatal road accident.The body of the deceased has been sent for post-mortem examination.&nbsp;Investigators are examining the circumstances surrounding the crash, including the speed and movement of both vehicles, as part of the probe. Police said there was no crowding or law-and-order issue at the spot. Traffic movement was restored after the damaged vehicles were removed from the area. Further investigation is underway.

Delhi Narela accident: A 70-year-old woman died after a Mercedes collided with a WagonR and pushed it into a loading van. Driver detained

A 70-year-old woman was killed in a road accident in Delhi’s Narela area on Saturday morning after a Mercedes-Benz collided with a WagonR, police said. The impact of the collision pushed the WagonR backwards into a stationary three-wheeler loading van, trapping the elderly woman between the vehicles. She died at the spot. The accident took place at around 8 am near Himalayas Apartment in Narela. The deceased was identified as 70-year-old Urmila, a resident of Mamurpur. According to police, the Mercedes was being driven by a young man identified as Shubham, who was detained at the scene immediately after the accident. Police officials said Shubham’s father is a Sub-Inspector with the Haryana Police. Preliminary investigation also revealed that the Mercedes did not belong to Shubham and had reportedly been borrowed from a friend a day before the accident. Mercedes and WagonR collide head-on Police said the Mercedes and WagonR collided head-on. The force of the impact caused significant damage to the front sections of both cars. The WagonR was then pushed backwards into the stationary three-wheeler loading van, which also sustained visible damage in the collision. Visuals from the accident site showed the Mercedes and WagonR badly damaged near the roadside, with crumpled body panels, broken vehicle parts and debris scattered around the crash site. Police personnel inspected the vehicles and documented the scene as part of the ongoing investigation. Also Read: 'Degree certificate means nothing in India today': Rahul Gandhi's big statement on India's jobs 'crisis' Eyewitnesses recall loud crash Residents living near the apartment complex said they heard a loud bang and rushed outside after the collision. News agency ANI quoted one local resident as saying, “We heard a sudden bang and saw the vehicles badly damaged. The woman was trapped between them and people immediately called the police.” Another eyewitness said the collision was so severe that the WagonR was pushed backwards into the parked loading vehicle. Several eyewitnesses also alleged that the Mercedes driver appeared to be intoxicated at the time of the accident. Police said the driver underwent a medical examination and that the final report is awaited. Officials said the medical findings will be considered as part of the investigation before any conclusion is reached regarding the allegation of intoxication. WagonR driver suffers minor injuries Police said the WagonR driver sustained minor injuries and was provided medical assistance. No other serious injuries were reported. The police have registered a case under relevant legal provisions and are treating the incident as a fatal road accident. The body of the deceased has been sent for post-mortem examination. Investigators are examining the circumstances surrounding the crash, including the speed and movement of both vehicles, as part of the probe. Police said there was no crowding or law-and-order issue at the spot. Traffic movement was restored after the damaged vehicles were removed from the area. Further investigation is underway.

A 70-year-old woman died in Delhi’s Narela after a Mercedes hit a WagonR, pushing it into a loading van. The Mercedes driver was detained

Delhi road accident: 70-year-old woman dies after Mercedes collides with WagonR

Delhi Police arrested a Wing Commander of the Indian Air Force (IAF) two months ago for reportedly leaking sensitive information. This comes after the Wing Commander had fallen victim to a “honey trap” orchestrated by Pakistani intelligence officers. The officer was arrested under provisions of the Official Secrets Act for providing sensitive defence-related information and is currently in judicial custody. Citing unnamed sources in Delhi Police, the Indian Express reported that the arrest pointed to a larger counterintelligence network focused on gathering strategic military intelligence. During the 'honey trap', the officer reportedly installed data-stealing software on a colleague’s smartphone to gain access to the device. The Wing Commander was taken into custody on the night of May 31, after the IAF's intelligence wing passed on specific information about the case to Delhi Police. “Initially, he was taken into police custody after his arrest. He was later sent to judicial custody in Tihar Jail. He has been booked under the provisions of the Official Secrets Act for sharing classified information and confidential documents related to national defence,” the Delhi police sources told Indian Express.&nbsp;Also read:<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/fake-news-mea-rejects-report-claiming-india-sought-defence-pact-with-israel-after-pakistan-saudi-arabia-turkey-deal-1786126942881"> ‘Fake news’: MEA rejects report claiming India sought defence pact with Israel after Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey deal</a><h3>How IAF officer fell prey to 'honey trap'?</h3>The IAF spokesperson said, “He was under active surveillance and was handed over to the suitable law enforcement agencies.” Police investigation into the matter has so far shown that the officer was going through a rough patch in his personal life when a woman reached out to him on social media. “He started chatting with her and began speaking to her over video calls. After gradually gaining his trust, she asked him to share photos, videos, and information on the movement and deployment of military units,” officials familiar with the probe said. They also revealed that the probe uncovered that the officer had reportedly shared "crucial documents and data" with the woman via digital communication channels. “After obtaining details from him, he was asked to install a particular app on his colleague’s phone, which is typically a form of targeted spyware or remote-access malware designed to steal device data, track locations, or intercept communications,” the officials said. Officials further stated the woman was reportedly acting on instructions from handlers based in Pakistan. The operation appeared to be part of a broader espionage network focused on gathering strategic military intelligence. Investigators are now examining whether the shared information could have posed a threat to national security or was meant to enable hostile activity within India. They also said they suspect the woman may have been part of a coordinated honey-trap operation aimed at targeting defence personnel to extract classified information. The probe is now centred on tracking "the digital trail of the communication." "We are also identifying the overseas handlers allegedly involved and determining the extent of the information that may have been compromised," the officials also said.&nbsp;

The Wing Commander was taken into custody on the night of May 31, after the IAF's intelligence wing passed on specific information about the case to Delhi Police.

Delhi Police arrested a Wing Commander of the Indian Air Force (IAF) two months ago for reportedly leaking sensitive information. This comes after the Wing Commander had fallen victim to a “honey trap” orchestrated by Pakistani intelligence officers. The officer was arrested under provisions of the Official Secrets Act for providing sensitive defence-related information and is currently in judicial custody. Citing unnamed sources in Delhi Police, the Indian Express reported that the arrest pointed to a larger counterintelligence network focused on gathering strategic military intelligence. During the 'honey trap', the officer reportedly installed data-stealing software on a colleague’s smartphone to gain access to the device. The Wing Commander was taken into custody on the night of May 31, after the IAF's intelligence wing passed on specific information about the case to Delhi Police. “Initially, he was taken into police custody after his arrest. He was later sent to judicial custody in Tihar Jail. He has been booked under the provisions of the Official Secrets Act for sharing classified information and confidential documents related to national defence,” the Delhi police sources told Indian Express. Also read: ‘Fake news’: MEA rejects report claiming India sought defence pact with Israel after Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey deal How IAF officer fell prey to 'honey trap'? The IAF spokesperson said, “He was under active surveillance and was handed over to the suitable law enforcement agencies.” Police investigation into the matter has so far shown that the officer was going through a rough patch in his personal life when a woman reached out to him on social media. “He started chatting with her and began speaking to her over video calls. After gradually gaining his trust, she asked him to share photos, videos, and information on the movement and deployment of military units,” officials familiar with the probe said. They also revealed that the probe uncovered that the officer had reportedly shared "crucial documents and data" with the woman via digital communication channels. “After obtaining details from him, he was asked to install a particular app on his colleague’s phone, which is typically a form of targeted spyware or remote-access malware designed to steal device data, track locations, or intercept communications,” the officials said. Officials further stated the woman was reportedly acting on instructions from handlers based in Pakistan. The operation appeared to be part of a broader espionage network focused on gathering strategic military intelligence. Investigators are now examining whether the shared information could have posed a threat to national security or was meant to enable hostile activity within India. They also said they suspect the woman may have been part of a coordinated honey-trap operation aimed at targeting defence personnel to extract classified information. The probe is now centred on tracking "the digital trail of the communication." "We are also identifying the overseas handlers allegedly involved and determining the extent of the information that may have been compromised," the officials also said.

The Wing Commander was taken into custody on the night of May 31, after the IAF's intelligence wing passed on specific information about the case to Delhi Police.

IAF officer held for sharing sensitive information in 'honey trap' case, booked under Official Secrets Act

Delhi's ambitious 'Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam' (A plant for mother) plantation campaign has crossed the halfway mark, with more than 37.99 lakh saplings planted across the national capital as of August 3, 2026. The campaign, which aims to plant 70 lakh saplings, has now achieved nearly 54 per cent of its target.According to the Delhi government's Delhi Green Warriors progress report, a total of 37,99,583 saplings have been planted so far, including 17,13,350 trees and 20,86,233 shrubs. On August 3 alone, authorities planted 87,589 saplings.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/bangladesh-says-sheikh-hasina-s-india-media-appearance-hurt-ties-calls-it-an-affront-to-sovereignty-1785977377689">Bangladesh furious after India lets Sheikh Hasina address media from Delhi</a>The campaign was launched on July 7 by Union Home Minister Amit Shah in the presence of Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, with simultaneous plantation drives at 51 locations across the city. Since then, government departments, schools, social organisations and residents have joined the initiative, turning it into a large-scale public movement.Focus on Delhi's ridge forestsA major focus of the campaign is the restoration of Delhi's ridge areas. The government has set a target of planting 28.42 lakh trees and 11.54 lakh shrubs across the Central Ridge, DDA Ridge and Southern Ridge. So far, 2,73,690 saplings have been planted in the Central Ridge, 33,706 in the DDA Ridge and 8,46,968 in the Southern Ridge.<h2>Citizens drive the campaign</h2>Public participation has emerged as one of the biggest strengths of the initiative. Between July 8 and August 3, nearly 89,958 people booked online plantation slots, of whom 83,209 turned up to plant 1,47,580 saplings. Overall, the campaign has received 1,10,657 online bookings.The government's Vriksh Rath initiative has also helped expand the drive by planting 9,909 saplings and distributing 40,544 saplings across the city. In addition, government nurseries have distributed 5,43,514 saplings free of cost.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/several-indian-states-ban-analogue-paneer-experts-explain-what-it-is-and-the-health-risks-1785987065751">Several Indian states ban analogue paneer: Experts explain what it is and the health risks | WION Decodes</a><h2>Schools, institutions join hands</h2>The plantation campaign has attracted participation from schools, legislators and several organisations. Seventeen MLAs have led plantation programmes in their constituencies, planting 5,347 saplings with the participation of 2,855 citizens. Students from 44 schools have planted 14,450 saplings.Organisations including the Delhi Police, ICAI, FICCI, Rotary Club, Delhi Medical Association and IFSOWA have also taken part in the campaign.<h2>Focus shifts to sapling survival</h2>Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said the government's objective is not just to plant more trees but also to ensure they survive. She said native species are being selected according to local conditions, while regular watering, protection and monitoring are being carried out to improve survival rates.Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa said the campaign has been designed around public participation through initiatives such as online slot booking, Vriksh Rath, free sapling distribution and the Environment Saviour programme. He added that the government's priority is now to ensure proper care and long-term protection of the planted saplings so the campaign delivers lasting environmental benefits for Delhi.

Delhi's 'Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam' campaign has crossed the halfway mark, with nearly 38 lakh saplings planted, achieving 54% of its 70 lakh target. The drive now shifts focus from planting to ensuring long-term survival through monitoring, watering and public participation.

Delhi's ambitious 'Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam' (A plant for mother) plantation campaign has crossed the halfway mark, with more than 37.99 lakh saplings planted across the national capital as of August 3, 2026. The campaign, which aims to plant 70 lakh saplings, has now achieved nearly 54 per cent of its target. According to the Delhi government's Delhi Green Warriors progress report, a total of 37,99,583 saplings have been planted so far, including 17,13,350 trees and 20,86,233 shrubs. On August 3 alone, authorities planted 87,589 saplings. Also read | Bangladesh furious after India lets Sheikh Hasina address media from Delhi The campaign was launched on July 7 by Union Home Minister Amit Shah in the presence of Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, with simultaneous plantation drives at 51 locations across the city. Since then, government departments, schools, social organisations and residents have joined the initiative, turning it into a large-scale public movement. Focus on Delhi's ridge forests A major focus of the campaign is the restoration of Delhi's ridge areas. The government has set a target of planting 28.42 lakh trees and 11.54 lakh shrubs across the Central Ridge, DDA Ridge and Southern Ridge. So far, 2,73,690 saplings have been planted in the Central Ridge, 33,706 in the DDA Ridge and 8,46,968 in the Southern Ridge. Citizens drive the campaign Public participation has emerged as one of the biggest strengths of the initiative. Between July 8 and August 3, nearly 89,958 people booked online plantation slots, of whom 83,209 turned up to plant 1,47,580 saplings. Overall, the campaign has received 1,10,657 online bookings. The government's Vriksh Rath initiative has also helped expand the drive by planting 9,909 saplings and distributing 40,544 saplings across the city. In addition, government nurseries have distributed 5,43,514 saplings free of cost. Also read | Several Indian states ban analogue paneer: Experts explain what it is and the health risks | WION Decodes Schools, institutions join hands The plantation campaign has attracted participation from schools, legislators and several organisations. Seventeen MLAs have led plantation programmes in their constituencies, planting 5,347 saplings with the participation of 2,855 citizens. Students from 44 schools have planted 14,450 saplings. Organisations including the Delhi Police, ICAI, FICCI, Rotary Club, Delhi Medical Association and IFSOWA have also taken part in the campaign. Focus shifts to sapling survival Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said the government's objective is not just to plant more trees but also to ensure they survive. She said native species are being selected according to local conditions, while regular watering, protection and monitoring are being carried out to improve survival rates. Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa said the campaign has been designed around public participation through initiatives such as online slot booking, Vriksh Rath, free sapling distribution and the Environment Saviour programme. He added that the government's priority is now to ensure proper care and long-term protection of the planted saplings so the campaign delivers lasting environmental benefits for Delhi.

Delhi's 'Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam' campaign has crossed the halfway mark, with nearly 38 lakh saplings planted, achieving 54% of its 70 lakh target. The drive now shifts focus from planting to ensuring long-term survival through monitoring, watering and public participation.

'Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam': Delhi's plantation drive crosses halfway mark, 54% of 70 lakh target achieved

Welcome to today's Top India Headlines, covering the biggest developments from across the country.

Ahead of Independence Day celebrations, Delhi Police has imposed a ban on drones, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), paragliders, and other aerial platforms from August 2 to August 16. Authorities cited intelligence inputs warning that terrorists or anti-social elements could misuse such platforms to threaten national security.

In Jammu and Kashmir, a cloudburst struck the Doda-Ramban region, while continuous rainfall pushed the Chenab River to dangerous levels. Authorities opened two gates of the Baglihar Dam to regulate rising water inflows, and disaster response teams were deployed as flood alerts remained in effect.

In Bengaluru, Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar launched the Freedom From Waste Campaign, urging citizens to participate in keeping the city clean. The campaign was inaugurated near the Kempegowda Statue at the Hebbal Flyover.

Meanwhile, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta launched the Delhi Lakshmi Yojana portal. Under the scheme, eligible women will receive ₹2,500 per month in financial assistance. The Delhi Government has allocated ₹5,100 crore for the programme, which is expected to benefit around 17 lakh women.

Delhi Bans Drones Ahead Of Independence Day | J&K Cloudburst | Delhi Launches ₹2,500 Lakshmi Yojana

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta distributed bicycles to more than 3,000 Class IX girl students of government schools under the Vidya Vahini Yojana on Friday (July 31). Addressing the beneficiaries, she said the initiative aims to ensure safer and easier access to schools, encourage girls' education, and boost their confidence.&nbsp;The Chief Minister reiterated the government's commitment to providing bicycles to over 1.40 lakh Class 9th girl students in government schools across Delhi in a phased manner under the scheme. She encouraged the students to pursue their education with dedication, achieve their dreams, and bring pride to their families, Delhi, and the nation.&nbsp;Delhi BJP President and Union Minister of State Shri Harsh Malhotra, Cabinet Minister Shri Ashish Sood, MLA Shri Ravinder Negi, and other dignitaries were also present on the occasion.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://nenow.in/north-east-news/arunachal-cm-pema-khandu-among-four-billionaire-chief-ministers-45-have-declared-criminal-cases-adr-report.html">Arunachal CM Pema Khandu ranks India's 4th richest CM, wealthiest in Northeast: ADR report</a>

The Chief Minister reiterated the government's commitment to providing bicycles to over 1.40 lakh Class 9th girl students in government schools across Delhi in a phased manner under the scheme.

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta distributed bicycles to more than 3,000 Class IX girl students of government schools under the Vidya Vahini Yojana on Friday (July 31). Addressing the beneficiaries, she said the initiative aims to ensure safer and easier access to schools, encourage girls' education, and boost their confidence. The Chief Minister reiterated the government's commitment to providing bicycles to over 1.40 lakh Class 9th girl students in government schools across Delhi in a phased manner under the scheme. She encouraged the students to pursue their education with dedication, achieve their dreams, and bring pride to their families, Delhi, and the nation. Delhi BJP President and Union Minister of State Shri Harsh Malhotra, Cabinet Minister Shri Ashish Sood, MLA Shri Ravinder Negi, and other dignitaries were also present on the occasion. Also read: Arunachal CM Pema Khandu ranks India's 4th richest CM, wealthiest in Northeast: ADR report

The Chief Minister reiterated the government's commitment to providing bicycles to over 1.40 lakh Class 9th girl students in government schools across Delhi in a phased manner under the scheme.

Delhi CM Rekha Gupta distributes bicycles to 3,000 girl students under Vidya Vahini Yojana

Student protesters at Delhi's Jantar Mantar celebrated the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, calling it a major victory for the youth movement. While welcoming the development, protesters said their fight is not over and demanded sweeping education reforms, transparency in examinations, compensation for affected families, and written assurances from the government.

Jantar Mantar Celebrates Pradhan's resignation | Students demand sweeping education reforms

The resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has triggered major political reactions across India, with protesters at Jantar Mantar calling it a victory for their movement. According to reports from the protest site, the atmosphere changed after the announcement, with supporters celebrating and raising slogans. The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) founder Abhijeet Dipke said the resignation was only the first step, while protesters continued to demand further action, including compensation for affected families and reforms in India's examination system.

Dharmendra Pradhan resigns after NEET protest pressure | CJP demands more reforms at Jantar Mantar

Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has resigned, triggering celebrations at the protest site in Delhi. Protesters described the resignation as the fulfillment of their key demand and called it a major victory for the movement. With the resignation now complete, attention is expected to shift towards broader reforms in India’s examination system, accountability measures, and the appointment of a new Education Minister.

Dharmendra Pradhan Resigns; Protesters Celebrate at Jantar Mantar | Breaking Updates 

India's NEET paper leak protests continue to intensify as Congress leader Rahul Gandhi backs students' three key demands and insists that Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan must be removed instead of being shifted to another ministry. Security has been tightened across Delhi ahead of another round of talks between the government and protest leaders.

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Houthi missile attack on Saudi Arabia's Jazan
UN Secretary-General António Guterres visits Syria
Typhoon Nol forces mass evacuations in China
Wildfires continue to devastate France and Spain

Stay tuned for the latest international updates and breaking developments.

Rahul Gandhi backs students' 3 demands | NEET protest intensifies | China Typhoon | Europe Wildfires

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has thanked India's youth for their positive response to his late-night Instagram message on the NEET paper leak controversy, even as nationwide protests continue to intensify. The government and the CJP are set to hold a third round of talks as student protests enter Day 36. Activist Sonam Wangchuk clarified that he did not strike any deal with the government and ended his hunger strike only to prevent action against protesting students. Meanwhile, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has reiterated that Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan must resign, calling it the students' most important demand. Security has been tightened around Jantar Mantar, several Delhi Metro stations remain closed, and thousands are expected to join protests over the weekend.

PM Modi Thanks Youth Amid NEET Protest | Rahul Gandhi Demands Pradhan's Resignation

The Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), leading the nationwide protests over the NEET paper leak controversy, has reaffirmed its demand for Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation despite Prime Minister Narendra Modi announcing stricter measures against examination paper leaks. Activist Sonam Wangchuk has ended his 26-day hunger strike after receiving government assurances that no legal action would be taken against peaceful protesters. However, CJP leaders insist the protests will continue until the Education Minister steps down.

NEET Protest: CJP refuses to back down, demands Dharmendra Pradhan's Resignation |Wangchuk ends fast

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.

Jantar Mantar Protest: Nationwide support grows as youth demand education reforms | NEET Paper Leak

Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk was shifted to Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital on the 21st day of his hunger strike after his health deteriorated sharply. Doctors reported dangerously low potassium and blood sugar levels due to severe dehydration and recommended immediate treatment with IV fluids. However, Wangchuk has refused IV fluids, oral fluids, and medication. His hospitalisation comes just days before a planned march to Parliament and follows directions from the Delhi High Court to ensure regular medical monitoring.

Sonam Wangchuk hospitalised on 21st day of hunger strike | refuses IV fluids despite critical health

A devastating fire at a hotel in South Delhi's Malviya Nagar has claimed at least 21 lives, including foreign nationals. Shocking visuals showed guests jumping from upper floors as flames and thick smoke engulfed the building. Investigators are now probing allegations of major fire safety violations, including the absence of a fire NOC, a single exit point, and unauthorized rooms. 

Was this a tragic accident or a disaster waiting to happen? This report breaks down the fire, the alleged lapses, and Delhi's long history of deadly fire incidents.

At Least 21 People, Die After a Massive Fire Broke Out at a Hotel 

Fear has gripped several neighbourhoods in northwest Delhi after an unidentified man posing as a water purifier mechanic was allegedly linked to multiple incidents of attempted assault and robbery in the Keshav Puram and Pitampura areas over the past few weeks.&nbsp;According to police, a case has been registered at the Keshav Puram Police Station under sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) related to house trespass and criminal intimidation. Officials said CCTV footage and viral videos connected to the incidents are being examined, while statements of complainants and witnesses have already been recorded.&nbsp;Police said teams have been deployed to identify and arrest the accused. Local inquiries are also underway as investigators try to trace his movements across residential societies in the area.&nbsp;<h2>CCTV footage sparks panic among residents</h2>Residents alleged that CCTV footage from May 8 showed the suspect entering a housing society in Keshav Puram and moving door-to-door while pretending to be a repair worker. The videos later surfaced on social media and triggered panic among locals, especially women and senior citizens.&nbsp;“We appeal to residents to remain alert after an unknown man entered our society on May 8, posing as a repair worker. He went to several houses and tried to gain entry on the pretext of fixing water purifiers. In one instance, a senior citizen woman raised an alarm after he allegedly attempted to attack her with a sharp weapon, forcing him to flee. We are sharing all available evidence and CCTV footage with the police and hope strict action is taken to prevent any such incident in future,” said Mukul Tanwar, president of the C-Team Block RWA, as quoted by Times Now.&nbsp;Locals claimed the accused carried a sharp-edged weapon hidden inside a bag and mostly targeted houses during afternoon hours when women and elderly residents were alone at home. Residents further alleged that the suspect discarded the weapon in a nearby vacant plot while escaping after the woman raised an alarm.<h2>Similar robbery case under scanner</h2>The incident has also drawn attention because of similarities with another alleged robbery and assault case reported from the Maurya Enclave area on April 21.&nbsp;“The accused came to our home pretending to be known to the family and suddenly attacked my son with a sharp weapon when he opened the door,” the victim’s family alleged.&nbsp;The family claimed the teenager suffered serious injuries while resisting the attack and later underwent surgery. They alleged that the accused fled with nearly Rs 4 lakh in cash and gold jewellery worth around Rs 25 lakh.

A man posing as a mechanic or delivery agent has sparked fear in Pitampura and Keshav Puram after allegedly trying to force his way into homes while going door-to-door.

Fear has gripped several neighbourhoods in northwest Delhi after an unidentified man posing as a water purifier mechanic was allegedly linked to multiple incidents of attempted assault and robbery in the Keshav Puram and Pitampura areas over the past few weeks. According to police, a case has been registered at the Keshav Puram Police Station under sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) related to house trespass and criminal intimidation. Officials said CCTV footage and viral videos connected to the incidents are being examined, while statements of complainants and witnesses have already been recorded. Police said teams have been deployed to identify and arrest the accused. Local inquiries are also underway as investigators try to trace his movements across residential societies in the area. CCTV footage sparks panic among residents Residents alleged that CCTV footage from May 8 showed the suspect entering a housing society in Keshav Puram and moving door-to-door while pretending to be a repair worker. The videos later surfaced on social media and triggered panic among locals, especially women and senior citizens. “We appeal to residents to remain alert after an unknown man entered our society on May 8, posing as a repair worker. He went to several houses and tried to gain entry on the pretext of fixing water purifiers. In one instance, a senior citizen woman raised an alarm after he allegedly attempted to attack her with a sharp weapon, forcing him to flee. We are sharing all available evidence and CCTV footage with the police and hope strict action is taken to prevent any such incident in future,” said Mukul Tanwar, president of the C-Team Block RWA, as quoted by Times Now. Locals claimed the accused carried a sharp-edged weapon hidden inside a bag and mostly targeted houses during afternoon hours when women and elderly residents were alone at home. Residents further alleged that the suspect discarded the weapon in a nearby vacant plot while escaping after the woman raised an alarm. Similar robbery case under scanner The incident has also drawn attention because of similarities with another alleged robbery and assault case reported from the Maurya Enclave area on April 21. “The accused came to our home pretending to be known to the family and suddenly attacked my son with a sharp weapon when he opened the door,” the victim’s family alleged. The family claimed the teenager suffered serious injuries while resisting the attack and later underwent surgery. They alleged that the accused fled with nearly Rs 4 lakh in cash and gold jewellery worth around Rs 25 lakh.

A man posing as a mechanic or delivery agent has sparked fear in Pitampura and Keshav Puram after allegedly trying to force his way into homes while going door-to-door.

CCTV footage of ‘mechanic’ carrying hidden sickle sparks security fears in Delhi

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta flagged off 13 Mobile Heat Relief Units from the Delhi Secretariat today to provide on-ground assistance during the severe heatwave across Delhi.<h3>These units will provide:</h3><ul><li>Clean drinking water</li><li>ORS packets</li><li>First Aid support</li><li>Cotton gamchas and caps for heat protection</li></ul>A Heat Action Plan Booklet was also released to strengthen public awareness and preparedness. Citizens are advised to stay hydrated, avoid unnecessary exposure to the sun, and take proper precautions during the ongoing heatwave.&nbsp;📱 Assistance can be accessed through the 112 helpline in case of emergency.

A Heat Action Plan Booklet was also released to strengthen public awareness and preparedness. Citizens are advised to stay hydrated, avoid unnecessary exposure to the sun, and take proper precautions during the ongoing heatwave.



Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta flagged off 13 Mobile Heat Relief Units from the Delhi Secretariat today to provide on-ground assistance during the severe heatwave across Delhi. These units will provide: Clean drinking water ORS packets First Aid support Cotton gamchas and caps for heat protection A Heat Action Plan Booklet was also released to strengthen public awareness and preparedness. Citizens are advised to stay hydrated, avoid unnecessary exposure to the sun, and take proper precautions during the ongoing heatwave. 📱 Assistance can be accessed through the 112 helpline in case of emergency.

A Heat Action Plan Booklet was also released to strengthen public awareness and preparedness. Citizens are advised to stay hydrated, avoid unnecessary exposure to the sun, and take proper precautions during the ongoing heatwave.

Delhi CM Rekha Gupta flags off 13 heat relief units to aid residents from heatwave

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) corporator Pravesh Wahi was elected Mayor of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) on Wednesday. He represents the party from Rohini East, Ward No. 53. Meanwhile, Monika Pant, BJP corporator from Anand Vihar, was elected Deputy Mayor of Delhi unopposed. The MCD extended its congratulations to both leaders in a post on X. Surprisingly, the outgoing Mayor, Raja Iqbal Singh, also belongs to the BJP. Earlier, Delhi Lieutenant Governor (LG) Taranjit Singh Sandhu had appointed Singh as the presiding officer for the mayoral election.<h3>Swati Maliwal hits out at AAP</h3>Earlier in the day, Swati Maliwal, who has recently joined the BJP, criticised the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) for not fielding a candidate in the MCD mayoral polls. She said political parties should uphold democratic values even when defeat seems likely. Taking a swipe at Arvind Kejriwal, she questioned AAP’s decision, suggesting it raises concerns about the party’s commitment to democratic processes. "Arvind Kejriwal has not fielded any candidate of his own. What kind of politics is this? They should have faith in democracy. They know they will lose the election, but they should still contest it," Maliwal told ANI. She stated that MCD plays a significant role in the development of the national capital and emphasised the need for coordination between civic and state officials. "MCD is very crucial for Delhi's development. As long as the AAP government was in power in Delhi, it had left it in a terrible state. Now, MCD and the Delhi government need to work together," Maliwal said.&nbsp;Echoing similar views, Ravinder Singh Negi told ANI that the Aam Aadmi Party chose not to field candidates in the mayoral elections because it anticipated defeat. "AAP is not fielding candidates because they know they are going to lose the election since they don't have a majority. Delhi has a triple-engine government which is doing a historic job, and it will only get boosted," Negi said.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/delhi-court-orders-investigation-after-obscene-content-interrupts-online-hearing-1777465251819">Delhi Court orders investigation after obscene content interrupts online hearing</a>

The Municipal Corporation of Delhi congratulated both leaders in a post on X. Notably, the outgoing Mayor, Raja Iqbal Singh, is also from the Bharatiya Janata Party. Earlier, Taranjit Singh Sandhu had appointed him as the presiding officer for the mayoral election.

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) corporator Pravesh Wahi was elected Mayor of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) on Wednesday. He represents the party from Rohini East, Ward No. 53. Meanwhile, Monika Pant, BJP corporator from Anand Vihar, was elected Deputy Mayor of Delhi unopposed. The MCD extended its congratulations to both leaders in a post on X. Surprisingly, the outgoing Mayor, Raja Iqbal Singh, also belongs to the BJP. Earlier, Delhi Lieutenant Governor (LG) Taranjit Singh Sandhu had appointed Singh as the presiding officer for the mayoral election. Swati Maliwal hits out at AAP Earlier in the day, Swati Maliwal, who has recently joined the BJP, criticised the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) for not fielding a candidate in the MCD mayoral polls. She said political parties should uphold democratic values even when defeat seems likely. Taking a swipe at Arvind Kejriwal, she questioned AAP’s decision, suggesting it raises concerns about the party’s commitment to democratic processes. "Arvind Kejriwal has not fielded any candidate of his own. What kind of politics is this? They should have faith in democracy. They know they will lose the election, but they should still contest it," Maliwal told ANI. She stated that MCD plays a significant role in the development of the national capital and emphasised the need for coordination between civic and state officials. "MCD is very crucial for Delhi's development. As long as the AAP government was in power in Delhi, it had left it in a terrible state. Now, MCD and the Delhi government need to work together," Maliwal said. Echoing similar views, Ravinder Singh Negi told ANI that the Aam Aadmi Party chose not to field candidates in the mayoral elections because it anticipated defeat. "AAP is not fielding candidates because they know they are going to lose the election since they don't have a majority. Delhi has a triple-engine government which is doing a historic job, and it will only get boosted," Negi said. Also read: Delhi Court orders investigation after obscene content interrupts online hearing

The Municipal Corporation of Delhi congratulated both leaders in a post on X. Notably, the outgoing Mayor, Raja Iqbal Singh, is also from the Bharatiya Janata Party. Earlier, Taranjit Singh Sandhu had appointed him as the presiding officer for the mayoral election.

BJP sweeps MCD: Pravesh Wahi becomes Delhi mayor, deputy mayor elected unopposed

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta today conducted a surprise inspection of Aruna Asaf Ali Hospital and interacted with patients and their families to assess arrangements and the availability of doctors. She reviewed feedback from doctors, staff and the hospital administration, and issued necessary directions to make healthcare services more modern, swift, compassionate and citizen-centric.&nbsp;“Our commitment is to ensure that every citizen of Delhi experiences a healthcare system where treatment is timely, facilities are modern, surroundings are clean, and every patient is served with dignity. Keeping the summer season in view, the hospital administration has been directed to accord the highest priority to the availability of medicines, drinking water, cleanliness, patient convenience and all essential arrangements,” Rekha Gupta said.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-gps-guided-mines-pentagon-in-secret-briefing-warns-congress-reopening-strait-of-hormuz-is-a-6-month-nightmare-leaked-here-s-why-1776917945302">'GPS-guided mines?': Pentagon, in secret briefing, warns Congress reopening Strait of Hormuz is a 6-month nightmare - Here's why</a>

Delhi CM Rekha Gupta reviewed feedback from doctors, staff and the hospital administration, and issued necessary directions to make healthcare services more modern, swift, compassionate and citizen-centric.

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta today conducted a surprise inspection of Aruna Asaf Ali Hospital and interacted with patients and their families to assess arrangements and the availability of doctors. She reviewed feedback from doctors, staff and the hospital administration, and issued necessary directions to make healthcare services more modern, swift, compassionate and citizen-centric. “Our commitment is to ensure that every citizen of Delhi experiences a healthcare system where treatment is timely, facilities are modern, surroundings are clean, and every patient is served with dignity. Keeping the summer season in view, the hospital administration has been directed to accord the highest priority to the availability of medicines, drinking water, cleanliness, patient convenience and all essential arrangements,” Rekha Gupta said. Also read: 'GPS-guided mines?': Pentagon, in secret briefing, warns Congress reopening Strait of Hormuz is a 6-month nightmare - Here's why

Delhi CM Rekha Gupta reviewed feedback from doctors, staff and the hospital administration, and issued necessary directions to make healthcare services more modern, swift, compassionate and citizen-centric.

Delhi CM Rekha Gupta conducts surprise hospital check, emphasises better healthcare access

An IRS officer's 22-year-old daughter was murdered in South Delhi’s Amar Colony on Wednesday (April 22, 2026). Police suspect the involvement of a former house help and believe that the woman was strangled to death, likely with a mobile phone charging cable, as it was found at the scene. A senior police officer stated that the incident took place on Wednesday while her parents were out for a walk, suspecting that the house help had entered the house and killed her. "He was recently removed from his job," police said. The deceased woman has been identified as the daughter of Dinesh Gupta, a 1997-batch Indian Revenue Service (IRS) officer, who was also preparing for the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) examination. The incident came to light when Gupta returned home and discovered his daughter lying in a pool of blood. As soon as police were alerted about the incident, they rushed to the site, where they took custody of the body and launched a probe, according to several media reports.<h3>Prime suspect revealed</h3>Police suspicion has centred on Rahul Meena, a 19-year-old domestic worker employed at the house. Officials said he has been missing since the time of the incident, and attempts to locate him have so far failed. He had been working there for around eight months and was familiar with the family’s daily routine. Police noted that a key was usually kept at a designated spot for domestic staff, which he was aware of.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/pahalgam-pakistan-and-power-politics-how-the-us-balances-india-and-islamabad-1776845598418">Pahalgam, Pakistan and power politics: How the US balances India and Islamabad</a>

Investigators revealed that there is a strong likelihood that she was strangled with wires. Special police teams have been set up to catch the suspect, and officers are reviewing CCTV footage from across Amar Colony to trace the person’s escape route.

An IRS officer's 22-year-old daughter was murdered in South Delhi’s Amar Colony on Wednesday (April 22, 2026). Police suspect the involvement of a former house help and believe that the woman was strangled to death, likely with a mobile phone charging cable, as it was found at the scene. A senior police officer stated that the incident took place on Wednesday while her parents were out for a walk, suspecting that the house help had entered the house and killed her. "He was recently removed from his job," police said. The deceased woman has been identified as the daughter of Dinesh Gupta, a 1997-batch Indian Revenue Service (IRS) officer, who was also preparing for the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) examination. The incident came to light when Gupta returned home and discovered his daughter lying in a pool of blood. As soon as police were alerted about the incident, they rushed to the site, where they took custody of the body and launched a probe, according to several media reports. Prime suspect revealed Police suspicion has centred on Rahul Meena, a 19-year-old domestic worker employed at the house. Officials said he has been missing since the time of the incident, and attempts to locate him have so far failed. He had been working there for around eight months and was familiar with the family’s daily routine. Police noted that a key was usually kept at a designated spot for domestic staff, which he was aware of. Also read: Pahalgam, Pakistan and power politics: How the US balances India and Islamabad

Investigators revealed that there is a strong likelihood that she was strangled with wires. Special police teams have been set up to catch the suspect, and officers are reviewing CCTV footage from across Amar Colony to trace the person’s escape route.

Delhi horror: Senior IRS officer’s 22-year-old daughter strangled to death in Amar Colony

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