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<p>Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday (Sep 15) announced that he will resign as the Delhi Chief Minister in two days. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) supremo was released from jail on Friday (Sep 13) and was addressing the party workers when he made the shock announcement.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Two days later, I will resign as Chief Minister. I will not sit on that chair till the people announce their verdict. Elections in Delhi are months away. I got justice from the legal court, now I will get justice from the people's court. I will sit on the chief minister's chair only after the order of the people," Kejriwal said.</p>

<p>The AAP supremo said a member of the party will be named the CM after his resignation. He added that the party would go to the people and seek their support whilst demanding that elections in the national capital, scheduled for February 2025, be held in November along with the assembly election&nbsp;in Maharashtra.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"The elections are supposed to be held in February. I demand elections be held in November with Maharashtra elections," he said.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Talking about why he didn't resign as the CM while being in jail, Kejriwal said he wanted to protect the democracy in the country.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"I didn't resign because I wanted to protect the country's democracy. They have made a new formula -- wherever they lose, they send the CM to jail and form their government," said Kejriwal.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"They have registered cases against (Karnataka CM) Siddaramaiah, (Kerala CM) Pinarayi Vijayan, (West Bengal CM) Mamata didi (Banerjee). I want to appeal to non-BJP, do not resign if they register cases against you. This is their new game," he said.</p>

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<p>Kejriwal claimed that the BJP wanted to break AAP and form&nbsp;its own government, However, they failed to break the party as well as his morale, the Delhi CM added.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"They wanted to break the party, break Kejriwal's courage and morale. They have made a formula, break parties, break MLAs, send leaders to jail. They thought they would form a government in Delhi by sending Kejriwal to jail but they couldn't break our party... they couldn't even break away from the party workers," he added.</p>

<p><a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/delhi-excise-case-indian-supreme-court-grants-bail-to-cm-arvind-kejriwal-758297"><strong>Also read |&nbsp;Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal walks out of Tihar Jail in excise policy case</strong></a></p>

<p>Kejriwal walked out of jail after being arrested by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) on March 21 in&nbsp;connection with a money-laundering investigation relating to alleged irregularities in the excise policy case.</p>

<p>While Kejriwal got bail in the ED case, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) arrested him on corruption-related charges, associated with the excise policy scam.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday (Sep 15) announced that he will resign as the Delhi Chief Minister in two days. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) supremo was released from jail on Friday (Sep 13) and was addressing the party workers when he made the shock announcement.

Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday (Sep 15) announced that he will resign as the Delhi Chief Minister in two days. The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) supremo was released from jail on Friday (Sep 13) and was addressing the party workers when he made the shock announcement. "Two days later, I will resign as Chief Minister. I will not sit on that chair till the people announce their verdict. Elections in Delhi are months away. I got justice from the legal court, now I will get justice from the people's court. I will sit on the chief minister's chair only after the order of the people," Kejriwal said. The AAP supremo said a member of the party will be named the CM after his resignation. He added that the party would go to the people and seek their support whilst demanding that elections in the national capital, scheduled for February 2025, be held in November along with the assembly election in Maharashtra. "The elections are supposed to be held in February. I demand elections be held in November with Maharashtra elections," he said. आज मैं जनता से पूछने आया हूँ कि आप केजरीवाल को ईमानदार मानते हो या गुनाहगार अब जब तक दिल्ली की जनता अपना फ़ैसला नहीं सुना देती है तब तक मैं CM की कुर्सी पर नहीं बैठूँगा। मैं आज से 2 दिन बाद मुख्यमंत्री के पद से इस्तीफ़ा दे दूंगा। @ArvindKejriwal #केजरीवाल_ईमानदार_है pic.twitter.com/i59f5U9gVV — AAP (@AamAadmiParty) September 15, 2024 × Talking about why he didn't resign as the CM while being in jail, Kejriwal said he wanted to protect the democracy in the country. "I didn't resign because I wanted to protect the country's democracy. They have made a new formula -- wherever they lose, they send the CM to jail and form their government," said Kejriwal. "They have registered cases against (Karnataka CM) Siddaramaiah, (Kerala CM) Pinarayi Vijayan, (West Bengal CM) Mamata didi (Banerjee). I want to appeal to non-BJP, do not resign if they register cases against you. This is their new game," he said. Watch | Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal granted bail by Supreme Court in excise policy case × 'They wanted to break the party' Kejriwal claimed that the BJP wanted to break AAP and form its own government, However, they failed to break the party as well as his morale, the Delhi CM added. "They wanted to break the party, break Kejriwal's courage and morale. They have made a formula, break parties, break MLAs, send leaders to jail. They thought they would form a government in Delhi by sending Kejriwal to jail but they couldn't break our party... they couldn't even break away from the party workers," he added. Also read | Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal walks out of Tihar Jail in excise policy case Kejriwal walked out of jail after being arrested by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) on March 21 in connection with a money-laundering investigation relating to alleged irregularities in the excise policy case. While Kejriwal got bail in the ED case, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) arrested him on corruption-related charges, associated with the excise policy scam. (With inputs from agencies)

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Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal walked out of Tihar Jail after the Rouse Avenue Court accepted the surety bonds and issued his release warrant. This comes after the Indian Supreme Court (SC) on Friday (Sep 13) granted bail to CM Kejriwal in a corruption case registered by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in the excise policy scam. A bench of Justices Surya Kant and Ujjal Bhuyan delivered the verdict.

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The Supreme Court has granted bail to Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, who has been in jail for the past six months in connection with the alleged Delhi Excise policy case. This follows an earlier temporary bail granted two months ago, just ahead of the Lok Sabha elections.

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal granted bail by Supreme Court in excise policy case

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<p>A resident doctor and a medical dresser were attacked allegedly by a patient's attendant, just days after resident doctors resumed work following an 11-day nationwide strike over the alleged rape and murder of a trainee doctor in Kolkata.</p>

<p>The incident took place at Doctor Hedgewar Hospital in Karkardooma here late on Saturday night while the doctor was providing critical care.</p>

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<p>The doctor who was assaulted told PTI, "Late Saturday night, around 1:00 am, a patient with a forehead injury was brought to the hospital. I took him to the dressing room to stitch the wound. After I finished the first stitch and was working on the second, the patient suddenly pushed me and began hurling abuses.</p>

<p>"His son, who was outside the room, came in, slapped me and they both started abusing me further." According to the doctor, who requested anonymity, the patient was intoxicated.</p>

<p><strong>Also watch |&nbsp;Kolkata hospital horror case: Polygraph test of main suspect, 6 others begin</strong></p>

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<p>Hundreds of resident doctors in Delhi had resumed work on August 23, following an appeal by the Supreme Court and assurances from the government to address their concerns.</p>

<p>The strike, which began on August 12, had severely disrupted non-emergency services, including OPD and diagnostics, at major central and Delhi government hospitals.</p>

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A resident doctor and a medical dresser were attacked allegedly by a patient's attendant, just days after resident doctors resumed work following an 11-day nationwide strike over the alleged rape and murder of a trainee doctor in Kolkata.

A resident doctor and a medical dresser were attacked allegedly by a patient's attendant, just days after resident doctors resumed work following an 11-day nationwide strike over the alleged rape and murder of a trainee doctor in Kolkata. The incident took place at Doctor Hedgewar Hospital in Karkardooma here late on Saturday night while the doctor was providing critical care. Also read | Kolkata medic rape-murder case: Outraged doctors raise heat in New Delhi; parents slam Mamata Banerjee The doctor who was assaulted told PTI, "Late Saturday night, around 1:00 am, a patient with a forehead injury was brought to the hospital. I took him to the dressing room to stitch the wound. After I finished the first stitch and was working on the second, the patient suddenly pushed me and began hurling abuses. "His son, who was outside the room, came in, slapped me and they both started abusing me further." According to the doctor, who requested anonymity, the patient was intoxicated. Also watch | Kolkata hospital horror case: Polygraph test of main suspect, 6 others begin × Hundreds of resident doctors in Delhi had resumed work on August 23, following an appeal by the Supreme Court and assurances from the government to address their concerns. The strike, which began on August 12, had severely disrupted non-emergency services, including OPD and diagnostics, at major central and Delhi government hospitals. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

Delhi doctor slapped, abused, a day after protests end over Kolkata rape-murder case

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<p dir="ltr">Visuals shared on&nbsp;X (formerly Twitter), show&nbsp;several areas of Delhi, like Patel Chowk, Ashram, and New Delhi Railway Station, heavily waterlogged, leading to slow&nbsp;traffic movement.</p>

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Delhi NCR Weather Update: Several areas of Delhi and Noida witnessed heavy rainfall in the early hours of Tuesday. It resulted in traffic congestion due to waterlogging at several places.

Delhi NCR Weather Update: Several areas of Delhi and Noida witnessed heavy rainfall in the early hours of Tuesday. It resulted in traffic congestion due to waterlogging at several places. Visuals shared on X (formerly Twitter), show several areas of Delhi, like Patel Chowk, Ashram, and New Delhi Railway Station, heavily waterlogged, leading to slow traffic movement. Due to extreme waterlogging in several locations, Delhi Traffic Police has issued an advisory for people on traffic diversions: Traffic Advisory Due to water logging under Minto Bridge, traffic diversions are effective. Kindly follow the advisory.#DPTrafficAdvisory pic.twitter.com/ogI7Svs8t8 — Delhi Traffic Police (@dtptraffic) August 20, 2024 × Check Traffic Diversion: The traffic is affected on the Rohtak Road in the carriageway from Nangloi towards Tikri Border. Additionally, a cluster bus also broke down near Pillar No 510. It is advised to avoid Mundka and take an alternative route. Alternate routes were opened for the diversions implemented in Connaught Place, Rohtak Road, Geeta Colony, Minto Road, and A Point (ITO Chowk). Traffic heading to Minto Road from Connaught Place can be diverted on Outer Circle Connaught Place. Traffic coming from Connaught Place to Barakhamba Road can be diverted on Turkman Gate/Kamla Market via Ranjeet Singh Flyover. People commuting through W-Point/Tilak Marg to IP Marg will be diverted towards Bahadurshah Zatar Marg (BSZ Marg). Traffic from R/A Kamla Market to Minto Road can be diverted to DDU Marg towards Connaught Place via Ranjeet Singh Flyover. Traffic coming from DDU Marg and Delhi Gate (BSZ Marg) to IP Marg will be diverted to Bahadurshah Zafar Marg (BSZ Marg). People from Bahadurgarh commuting towards Peeragarhi are advised to take the Jharoda-Najafgarh route or through UER-II and Najafgarh-Nangloi Road to reach their location in Peeragarhi. Commuters from Peeragarhi are advised to take Outer Ring Road-District Centre Janakpuri-Najafgarh to reach Bahadurgarh or Tikri Border. Commuters should use the Rajghat Side to reach ISBT Kashmiri Gate. People commuting from Trans Yamuna and Rajghat Depot(there is a barricading at the loop coming towards Outer Ring Road on Raja Ram Kohli Marg). IMD Forecast and Warning The India Meteorological Department predicted widespread moderate-to-light rainfall for the entire Delhi and southwest NCR, especially on Tuesday. IMD also warned of moderate-to-intense rainfall in several parts of East and Central Delhi in the early morning hours. (With inputs from agencies)

Delhi rain: Heavy showers cause waterlogging, traffic advisory issued for commuters

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<p>The flood scare is back in the Indian capital city of New Delhi as the water level in the Yamuna River was expected to breach the danger mark of 204.5 metres on Tuesday&nbsp;(Aug 13) evening. On Tuesday morning, the water level was recorded at 204.35 metres, according to the Central Water Commission (CWC). The CWC said in a statement that the rising level of water was a “steady trend” and asked people to stay alert until the level gets below the danger level.</p>

<p>The statement warned there was a low possibility of a flood&nbsp;in the next few hours.</p>

<p>“Forecasted water level at 5pm on August 13, 2024, is expected to be 204.9m which is above warning level but below danger level,” CWC said in the statement. “...it is advised to keep a watch on the flood until the water level goes down below the warning level,” the statement added.</p>

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<p>Delhi’s Irrigation and Flood Control Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj was expected to review the preparations by the authorities on Tuesday.</p>

<p>Meanwhile, the Delhi government has initiated the process of setting up 32 online monitoring stations (OMLS) along the Yamuna and various open drains flowing into it. Palla, ISBT bridge, ITO bridge, Nizamuddin bridge, Okhla Barrage, Najafgarh drain, Metcalf House drain, Khyber Pass drain, and Sweeper Colony drain are some of the locations where these OMLS&nbsp;could be set up.</p>

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<p>Authorities are hopeful of preventing the flood disaster that struck the national capital the previous monsoon season. On July 13 last year, the water level reached a record 208.66 metres, way above the danger level. The water level rise caused a deluge in key areas surrounding New Delhi including parts of Civil Lines, Mukherjee Nagar, and ITO. A total of 28,000 people were displaced due to the flooding.</p>

<p>To prevent the catastrophe this year, authorities have removed the obstructions in the flow of the river, like the jammed gates of the ITO barrage.</p>

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The flood scare is back in the Indian capital city of New Delhi as the water level in the Yamuna River was expected to breach the danger mark of 204.5 metres on Tuesday (Aug 13) evening.

The flood scare is back in the Indian capital city of New Delhi as the water level in the Yamuna River was expected to breach the danger mark of 204.5 metres on Tuesday (Aug 13) evening. On Tuesday morning, the water level was recorded at 204.35 metres, according to the Central Water Commission (CWC). The CWC said in a statement that the rising level of water was a “steady trend” and asked people to stay alert until the level gets below the danger level. The statement warned there was a low possibility of a flood in the next few hours. “Forecasted water level at 5pm on August 13, 2024, is expected to be 204.9m which is above warning level but below danger level,” CWC said in the statement. “...it is advised to keep a watch on the flood until the water level goes down below the warning level,” the statement added. Also read: Delhi High Court grants protection from arrest to disgraced ex-IAS trainee Puja Khedkar Delhi’s Irrigation and Flood Control Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj was expected to review the preparations by the authorities on Tuesday. Meanwhile, the Delhi government has initiated the process of setting up 32 online monitoring stations (OMLS) along the Yamuna and various open drains flowing into it. Palla, ISBT bridge, ITO bridge, Nizamuddin bridge, Okhla Barrage, Najafgarh drain, Metcalf House drain, Khyber Pass drain, and Sweeper Colony drain are some of the locations where these OMLS could be set up. Also read: Historic Sites in New Delhi & Beyond for Independence Day Authorities are hopeful of preventing the flood disaster that struck the national capital the previous monsoon season. On July 13 last year, the water level reached a record 208.66 metres, way above the danger level. The water level rise caused a deluge in key areas surrounding New Delhi including parts of Civil Lines, Mukherjee Nagar, and ITO. A total of 28,000 people were displaced due to the flooding. To prevent the catastrophe this year, authorities have removed the obstructions in the flow of the river, like the jammed gates of the ITO barrage. (With inputs from agencies)

Flood to hit Delhi ‘in few hours’? Yamuna expected to breach danger mark soon

Celebrate Independence Day with a journey through India's rich history and cultural heritage in this special episode of Wings. Discover iconic landmarks, explore historic sites across the country, and experience vibrant festivals from around the globe. Join us as we explore the most significant historic sites in New Delhi to visit this Independence Day: -Humayun's Tomb: UNESCO World Heritage site and a stunning example of Mughal architecture. -Red Fort: Iconic symbol of India's independence, where the Prime Minister addresses the nation. -Qutub Minar: World's tallest brick minaret, representing the architectural brilliance of the Delhi Sultanate. -India Gate: War memorial that honours the soldiers who laid down their lives during World War I. -Jantar Mantar: An ancient observatory showcasing India's scientific prowess. Extend your Independence Day journey with a visit to historic sites across India: -Partition Museum, Amritsar: Reflect on the impact of India's partition at this poignant museum. -Sabarmati Ashram, Gujarat: Walk in the footsteps of Mahatma Gandhi at this key site of the Indian freedom struggle. -Andaman Cellular Jail: Explore the infamous colonial prison that housed many freedom fighters. -Birsa Munda Memorials: Pay tribute to the tribal leader who fought against British rule. Experience Nepal's vibrant Rato Machhindranath Chariot Festival, a centuries-old tradition celebrating the rain god. This lively festival showcases Nepal's rich cultural heritage. Travel with us to the heart of vibrant folk and cultural festivals: -Kyrgyzstan: Witness the rich traditions of Central Asia at a local folk festival. -Sarajevo, Bosnia: Streets come alive with dancers and musicians in a lively folk festival. -Bolivia: Bolivians honour the earth goddess Pachamama with traditional ceremonies. -Peru: Indigenous women artists showcase their cultural heritage through art and performances. Discover the latest in China's tourism scene: -Space Tourism in Gansu and Inner Mongolia offers a futuristic adventure. -Shanghai International Cruise Festival celebrates the resurgence of cruise tourism in China. -Wanshou Palace in Jiangxi and the cultural landscapes of Tianjin reveal China's rich history and scenic beauty. Join us on Wings as we celebrate freedom, culture, and tradition worldwide. For more travel inspiration, like, share, and subscribe!

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Finally, a breath of fresh air for India's capital Delhi recorded it's cleanest air in nearly a year yesterday. According to the central pollution control board or CPCB.

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Heavy rainfall lashed India's national capital Delhi on Wednesday. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) issued advisory, urging Delhi-NCR residents to avoid going out until necessary. Watch in for more details!

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<p>The irony came hunting amid Delhi's incessant rains and the prey was found in the Indian capital-based Institute of Town Planners of India (ITPI) building.&nbsp;A viral video showing water being pumped out of the ITPI building in central Delhi has taken social media by storm.</p>

<p>The ITPI, dedicated to the "economic, scientific, and artistic development of towns, cities, and rural areas in India," found itself struggling with waterlogging after a downpour on Wednesday (July 31).</p>

<p>The sight of ankle-deep water inside a building focused on town planning has sparked amusement and criticism online in equal proportions.</p>

<p>The news agency ANI shared the clip, showing a security guard using a hose to pump water out of the flooded premises. The video, which captures people wading through water inside the institute, quickly went viral, amassing nearly 2.4 million views on X within hours.</p>

<p>"Delhi | Water is being pumped out as it enters the building of the Institute of Town Planners India. Delhi received heavy rainfall and the national capital is witnessing waterlogging issues at several places," read the caption&nbsp;accompanying the video.</p>

<p><strong>Also watch |&nbsp;Delhi: Rains lash Delhi-NCR killing 7, IMD warns of waterlogging</strong></p>

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<p>Social media users were quick to point out the irony. "Town planners! They can't even plan their own building; how will they build the infrastructure?" commented one user on X. Another echoed the sentiment, saying, "Even the office of Town Planners is affected by flooding. Imagine what will happen to other offices?"</p>

<p>Adding to the chorus of amused reactions, one person wrote with a laughing face emoji, "Institute of town planners, pretty ironic ehh."</p>

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<p>"The people of Delhi are equally responsible. Rampant littering is one of biggest reasons for clogged drains thereby flooding," another user commented on Instagram.&nbsp;</p>

<p>As Delhi continues to deal with the aftermath of the heavy rains, the incident at the ITPI serves as a humorous yet poignant reminder of the challenges faced by urban planners in managing the&nbsp;infrastructure of the Indian capital.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


The irony came hunting amid Delhi's incessant rains and the prey was found in the Indian capital-based Institute of Town Planners of India (ITPI) building. A viral video showing water being pumped out of the ITPI building in central Delhi has taken social media by storm.

The irony came hunting amid Delhi's incessant rains and the prey was found in the Indian capital-based Institute of Town Planners of India (ITPI) building. A viral video showing water being pumped out of the ITPI building in central Delhi has taken social media by storm. The ITPI, dedicated to the "economic, scientific, and artistic development of towns, cities, and rural areas in India," found itself struggling with waterlogging after a downpour on Wednesday (July 31). The sight of ankle-deep water inside a building focused on town planning has sparked amusement and criticism online in equal proportions. The news agency ANI shared the clip, showing a security guard using a hose to pump water out of the flooded premises. The video, which captures people wading through water inside the institute, quickly went viral, amassing nearly 2.4 million views on X within hours. "Delhi | Water is being pumped out as it enters the building of the Institute of Town Planners India. Delhi received heavy rainfall and the national capital is witnessing waterlogging issues at several places," read the caption accompanying the video. Also watch | Delhi: Rains lash Delhi-NCR killing 7, IMD warns of waterlogging × Social media users were quick to point out the irony. "Town planners! They can't even plan their own building; how will they build the infrastructure?" commented one user on X. Another echoed the sentiment, saying, "Even the office of Town Planners is affected by flooding. Imagine what will happen to other offices?" Adding to the chorus of amused reactions, one person wrote with a laughing face emoji, "Institute of town planners, pretty ironic ehh." View this post on Instagram A post shared by WION (@wionews) × "The people of Delhi are equally responsible. Rampant littering is one of biggest reasons for clogged drains thereby flooding," another user commented on Instagram. As Delhi continues to deal with the aftermath of the heavy rains, the incident at the ITPI serves as a humorous yet poignant reminder of the challenges faced by urban planners in managing the infrastructure of the Indian capital. (With inputs from agencies)

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The Municipal Corporation of Delhi sealed the basements of 13 civil services institutes in Delhi's Old Rajinder Nagar. The step was taken after three UPSC aspirants died due to flooding of the basement at Rau’s IAS coaching institute. A team of the civic body reached the Old Rajinder Nagar to seal several illegally-run basements of coaching centres.

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Three civil services aspirants died on Saturday after water gushed into the basement of a coaching centre in Delhi's old Rajendra Nagar. The basement was being used as a library in violation of several safety norms. Footage shows horrifying scenes of the incident that has sparked outrage across the country.

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Three students died after the basement of their IAS coaching centre was flooded due to heavy rain in central Delhi’s Old Rajender Nagar area. The police registered an FIR in the incident, which took place late on Saturday, and arrested the owner and the coordinator of the training academy.

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Heavy rains flooded roads and railway lines on Monday in India's financial capital of Mumbai, disrupting flights and forcing the closure of schools and colleges, while overflowing rivers elsewhere affected more than 2 million people. Watch in for more details!

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<p>A Delhi-based management consultant's purported earning surprised few but shocked many on&nbsp;social media. The unnamed management consultant was walking in New York when an Instagram channel approached him for an interview.&nbsp;</p>

<p>When asked about his profession, the person responded that they work as a management consultant.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The person added that they have an eight to nine years of work experience in total.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"In India, salaries for management consultants are very standard. So across the top three firms, a person like me – so I’m like a senior manager – someone like that can expect making ₹80,000 to ₹1.2 crore per annum," the person said.</p>

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<p>The interviewer described that as "a crazy amount of money as per Indian standards."</p>

<p>The management consultant added that the figure can increase depending on the performance bonus.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The management consultant said that they are "obviously very happy" with the salary they receive as it motivates them to give the best possible output. The Delhi resident also explained that recruitment is typically done through campus placements.</p>

<p>Asked about the educational qualifications, they said that they did their MBA from the Indian School of Business (ISB).</p>

<p><strong>Also watch |&nbsp;India tops salary increases among major economies</strong></p>

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<p>People on social media responded with the reactions of surprise to the person's salary. A number of people said that the video inspired them to work harder at their education.&nbsp;</p>

<p>"Wow, so inspiring," wrote one commenter. Another said: "Living the dream life."&nbsp;</p>

<p>A third Instagram user described the salary range as "insane."</p>

<p>A management consultant is a professional who gives expert advice to organisations to help improve their performance and efficiency.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The top three management consulting firms globally, often referred to as the "Big Three" are McKinsey &amp; Company, Boston Consulting Group, and Bain &amp; Company.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


A Delhi-based management consultant's purported earning surprised few but shocked many on social media. The unnamed management consultant was walking in New York when an Instagram channel approached him for an interview.

A Delhi-based management consultant's purported earning surprised few but shocked many on social media. The unnamed management consultant was walking in New York when an Instagram channel approached him for an interview. When asked about his profession, the person responded that they work as a management consultant. The person added that they have an eight to nine years of work experience in total. "In India, salaries for management consultants are very standard. So across the top three firms, a person like me – so I’m like a senior manager – someone like that can expect making ₹80,000 to ₹1.2 crore per annum," the person said. Also read | Appraisal season lightens! Singapore Airlines staff scores eight months' bonus The interviewer described that as "a crazy amount of money as per Indian standards." The management consultant added that the figure can increase depending on the performance bonus. The management consultant said that they are "obviously very happy" with the salary they receive as it motivates them to give the best possible output. The Delhi resident also explained that recruitment is typically done through campus placements. Asked about the educational qualifications, they said that they did their MBA from the Indian School of Business (ISB). Also watch | India tops salary increases among major economies × People on social media responded with the reactions of surprise to the person's salary. A number of people said that the video inspired them to work harder at their education. "Wow, so inspiring," wrote one commenter. Another said: "Living the dream life." A third Instagram user described the salary range as "insane." A management consultant is a professional who gives expert advice to organisations to help improve their performance and efficiency. The top three management consulting firms globally, often referred to as the "Big Three" are McKinsey & Company, Boston Consulting Group, and Bain & Company. (With inputs from agencies)

Delhi-based management consultant's whopping salary shocks internet

<p>After multiple reports emerged of roofs collapsing at different airports amid rains, a portion of a shed at a five-star Hyatt hotel in India's capital New Delhi collapsed and injured a couple.</p>

<p>The police on Tuesday (July 2) said that the couple was injured after a portion of a shed near the hotel's swimming pool fell on them in southwest Delhi.&nbsp;</p>

<p>In a statement, the police said, "A PCR call was received at around 8:56 pm (on Monday) in PS (police station) RK Puram about caving/falling off the roof and injury to husband and wife, who were staying at Hyatt Regency."</p>

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<p>As per the police, 42-year-old Amit Jain and his 32-year-old wife Reva Jain were present near the swimming pool, when a portion of a shed fell on them and led to minor head injuries.&nbsp;</p>

<p>A senior police officer said that they made a PCR call and the local police were informed about the incident.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>Police carry out forensic examination of the scene&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>"When a police team reached the spot, it found that the injured had already been shifted to Fortis Hospital, Vasant Kunj," said the police&nbsp;in the statement.</p>

<p>"The scene was forensically examined, exhibits were lifted and videographed as per procedure. The couple has not filed a complaint yet. Further necessary actions will be taken as per the law," they added.</p>

<p>The police further stated that the couple was from Ludhiana, Punjab and ran a business in Chandigarh. They were frequent visitors of Delhi and had earlier also stayed at Hyatt Regency.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>The hospital discharged the couple after giving them first aid, said the senior police officer.</p>

<p>Three roof collapses were reported at three airports in recent months. The Rajkot airport terminal's canopy had collapsed at the passengers' pick-up area. &nbsp;</p>

<p>A part of a fabric canopy collapsed inside the premises of the Dumna airport, Jabalpur, amid heavy rains and crushed a car parked below.</p>

<p>The most major one was the canopy collapse at the Delhi airport as&nbsp;a taxi driver wad killed and many were injured. The incident also became a nightmare for the passengers whose flights were cancelled.</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


After multiple reports emerged of roofs collapsing at different airports amid rains, a portion of a shed at a five-star Hyatt hotel in India's capital New Delhi collapsed and injured a couple.

After multiple reports emerged of roofs collapsing at different airports amid rains, a portion of a shed at a five-star Hyatt hotel in India's capital New Delhi collapsed and injured a couple. The police on Tuesday (July 2) said that the couple was injured after a portion of a shed near the hotel's swimming pool fell on them in southwest Delhi. In a statement, the police said, "A PCR call was received at around 8:56 pm (on Monday) in PS (police station) RK Puram about caving/falling off the roof and injury to husband and wife, who were staying at Hyatt Regency." Also Read: Delhi airport roof collapse: Over 22,000 passengers impacted due to incident As per the police, 42-year-old Amit Jain and his 32-year-old wife Reva Jain were present near the swimming pool, when a portion of a shed fell on them and led to minor head injuries. A senior police officer said that they made a PCR call and the local police were informed about the incident. Police carry out forensic examination of the scene "When a police team reached the spot, it found that the injured had already been shifted to Fortis Hospital, Vasant Kunj," said the police in the statement. "The scene was forensically examined, exhibits were lifted and videographed as per procedure. The couple has not filed a complaint yet. Further necessary actions will be taken as per the law," they added. The police further stated that the couple was from Ludhiana, Punjab and ran a business in Chandigarh. They were frequent visitors of Delhi and had earlier also stayed at Hyatt Regency. Watch: India: Six injured after Delhi Airport's Terminal 1 roof collapses The hospital discharged the couple after giving them first aid, said the senior police officer. Three roof collapses were reported at three airports in recent months. The Rajkot airport terminal's canopy had collapsed at the passengers' pick-up area. A part of a fabric canopy collapsed inside the premises of the Dumna airport, Jabalpur, amid heavy rains and crushed a car parked below. The most major one was the canopy collapse at the Delhi airport as a taxi driver wad killed and many were injured. The incident also became a nightmare for the passengers whose flights were cancelled. (With inputs from agencies)

After airports, roof of Delhi's five-star Hyatt hotel collapses, two injured

<p>A 24-year-old Indian-origin woman, Manpreet Kaur, tragically passed away on a Qantas flight from Melbourne to Delhi just before takeoff on June 20.</p>

<p>According to reports, Manpreet Kaur, a student who worked at Australia Post and aspired to become a chef, was on her way to visit her family in India for&nbsp;the first time in four years. However, shortly after boarding the plane, she suffered a medical episode and collapsed in front of her seat.</p>

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<p>"When she got on the plane, she was struggling to put her seatbelt on. Just before her flight started, she fell in front of her seat and died on the spot," her friend Gurdip Grewal told the Herald Sun.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Qantas flight crew and emergency services attempted to provide medical assistance, but tragically, Manpreet Kaur passed away at the scene. As per reports, she was suffering from tuberculosis.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Manpreet's friend Grewal&nbsp;said she had been feeling unwell for hours before arriving at the airport&nbsp;but still managed to board the flight.</p>

<p>Her friend Gurdip Grewal has since launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise funds for Manpreet's family during this difficult time.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>"Our dear friend Manpreet left us too soon, leaving a void in our lives that can never be filled. As we grieve her passing, we want to come together to honour her memory and support her family in their time of need," Grewal wrote on the fundraising page.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Victoria Police are currently preparing a report for the coroner, and Qantas has expressed their condolences to Manpreet's family and loved ones.&nbsp;</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


A 24-year-old Indian-origin woman, Manpreet Kaur, tragically passed away on a Qantas flight from Melbourne to Delhi just before takeoff on June 20. According to reports, Manpreet Kaur, a student who worked at Australia Post and aspired to become a chef, was on her way to visit her family in India for the first time in four years.

A 24-year-old Indian-origin woman, Manpreet Kaur, tragically passed away on a Qantas flight from Melbourne to Delhi just before takeoff on June 20. According to reports, Manpreet Kaur, a student who worked at Australia Post and aspired to become a chef, was on her way to visit her family in India for the first time in four years. However, shortly after boarding the plane, she suffered a medical episode and collapsed in front of her seat. Also Read | Australia doubles foreign student visa fee to curb migration, Indian students likely to be hit "When she got on the plane, she was struggling to put her seatbelt on. Just before her flight started, she fell in front of her seat and died on the spot," her friend Gurdip Grewal told the Herald Sun. Qantas flight crew and emergency services attempted to provide medical assistance, but tragically, Manpreet Kaur passed away at the scene. As per reports, she was suffering from tuberculosis. Also Read | Activist Medha Patkar gets five-month jail term in 23-year-old defamation case Manpreet's friend Grewal said she had been feeling unwell for hours before arriving at the airport but still managed to board the flight. Her friend Gurdip Grewal has since launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise funds for Manpreet's family during this difficult time. Watch | India: Nature's fury hits with landslide in Lonavla, avalanche in Kedarnath × "Our dear friend Manpreet left us too soon, leaving a void in our lives that can never be filled. As we grieve her passing, we want to come together to honour her memory and support her family in their time of need," Grewal wrote on the fundraising page. Victoria Police are currently preparing a report for the coroner, and Qantas has expressed their condolences to Manpreet's family and loved ones. (With inputs from agencies)

Indian-origin woman passes away on Melbourne-Delhi flight just before takeoff

<p>The Delhi Traffic Police has reported a significant increase in enforcement actions against drivers violating lane discipline in the first half of 2024. According to official data, over 2,500 were claimed to be driving in the wrong lane during this period, marking a substantial rise in prosecutions compared to the previous year.</p>

<p>Statistics released by the traffic police reveal that 2,577 violators have been issued challans (traffic tickets) for incorrect lane usage in the current year. This figure stands in contrast to the 732 challans issued for the same offense throughout 2023, representing an impressive 252 per cent increase in enforcement actions.</p>

<p>A senior traffic police official emphasised that this intensified crackdown is part of a broader strategy to enhance road safety and alleviate traffic congestion in the nation's capital. The department has implemented more stringent measures to ensure motorists adhere to proper lane usage, recognising the critical role that lane discipline plays in maintaining smooth traffic flow and reducing accidents.</p>

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<p>To achieve these goals, the Delhi Traffic Police has started its surveillance and enforcement capabilities across the city. Additional personnel have been deployed to monitor traffic patterns and identify offenders, demonstrating the department's commitment to addressing this issue comprehensively.</p>

<p>In conjunction with these enforcement efforts, the traffic police conducted a detailed analysis of the top 10 traffic circles where the highest number of challans were issued in 2024. This study aims to identify hotspots of traffic violations and inform targeted enforcement strategies.</p>

<p>The findings reveal that the IGI Airport circle leads with 572 challans, followed by Mayur Vihar circle with 344, and Madhu Vihar circle with 339. Other notable areas include Kamla Market (215 challans), Civil Lines (195), Narela (194), Kotwali (178), Timarpur (164), Kapashera (86), and Kalyanuri (59).</p>

<p>By pinpointing these high-violation areas, the traffic police can allocate resources more effectively and implement tailored strategies to improve compliance with traffic regulations. This data-driven approach underscores the department's commitment to enhancing road safety through targeted interventions.</p>

<p>The substantial increase in prosecution rates reflects the traffic police's dedication to enforcing traffic rules and promoting safer driving practices throughout Delhi. Officials are urging motorists to maintain proper lane discipline at all times, not only to avoid penalties but also to contribute to a safer and more efficient road environment for all users.</p>

<p>In addition to enforcement measures, the Delhi Traffic Police is taking a proactive approach to address the root causes of traffic violations. The department is collaborating with various stakeholders, including civic authorities and educational institutions, to raise awareness about the importance of adhering to traffic rules. Through public outreach programs, awareness campaigns, and educational initiatives, they aim to instill a sense of responsibility and civic duty among road users.</p>

<p>The traffic official emphasised the collective responsibility of all road users in creating a safer and more orderly traffic environment. By respecting traffic regulations and following designated traffic flow directions, each individual can play a crucial role in improving road safety and traffic management in Delhi.</p>

<p>This comprehensive approach, combining stringent enforcement with public education and awareness, demonstrates the Delhi Traffic Police's commitment to tackling the issue of lane discipline violations. As these efforts continue, the department hopes to see a sustained improvement in driving behaviours, ultimately leading to safer roads and smoother traffic flow in the bustling metropolis of Delhi.&nbsp;</p>


The Delhi Traffic Police has reported a significant increase in enforcement actions against drivers violating lane discipline in the first half of 2024. According to official data, over 2,500 were claimed to be driving in the wrong lane during this period, marking a substantial rise in prosecutions compared to the previous year.

The Delhi Traffic Police has reported a significant increase in enforcement actions against drivers violating lane discipline in the first half of 2024. According to official data, over 2,500 were claimed to be driving in the wrong lane during this period, marking a substantial rise in prosecutions compared to the previous year. Statistics released by the traffic police reveal that 2,577 violators have been issued challans (traffic tickets) for incorrect lane usage in the current year. This figure stands in contrast to the 732 challans issued for the same offense throughout 2023, representing an impressive 252 per cent increase in enforcement actions. A senior traffic police official emphasised that this intensified crackdown is part of a broader strategy to enhance road safety and alleviate traffic congestion in the nation's capital. The department has implemented more stringent measures to ensure motorists adhere to proper lane usage, recognising the critical role that lane discipline plays in maintaining smooth traffic flow and reducing accidents. Read More: Aether Fuels secures USD 34 million in series-A financing To achieve these goals, the Delhi Traffic Police has started its surveillance and enforcement capabilities across the city. Additional personnel have been deployed to monitor traffic patterns and identify offenders, demonstrating the department's commitment to addressing this issue comprehensively. In conjunction with these enforcement efforts, the traffic police conducted a detailed analysis of the top 10 traffic circles where the highest number of challans were issued in 2024. This study aims to identify hotspots of traffic violations and inform targeted enforcement strategies. The findings reveal that the IGI Airport circle leads with 572 challans, followed by Mayur Vihar circle with 344, and Madhu Vihar circle with 339. Other notable areas include Kamla Market (215 challans), Civil Lines (195), Narela (194), Kotwali (178), Timarpur (164), Kapashera (86), and Kalyanuri (59). By pinpointing these high-violation areas, the traffic police can allocate resources more effectively and implement tailored strategies to improve compliance with traffic regulations. This data-driven approach underscores the department's commitment to enhancing road safety through targeted interventions. The substantial increase in prosecution rates reflects the traffic police's dedication to enforcing traffic rules and promoting safer driving practices throughout Delhi. Officials are urging motorists to maintain proper lane discipline at all times, not only to avoid penalties but also to contribute to a safer and more efficient road environment for all users. In addition to enforcement measures, the Delhi Traffic Police is taking a proactive approach to address the root causes of traffic violations. The department is collaborating with various stakeholders, including civic authorities and educational institutions, to raise awareness about the importance of adhering to traffic rules. Through public outreach programs, awareness campaigns, and educational initiatives, they aim to instill a sense of responsibility and civic duty among road users. The traffic official emphasised the collective responsibility of all road users in creating a safer and more orderly traffic environment. By respecting traffic regulations and following designated traffic flow directions, each individual can play a crucial role in improving road safety and traffic management in Delhi. This comprehensive approach, combining stringent enforcement with public education and awareness, demonstrates the Delhi Traffic Police's commitment to tackling the issue of lane discipline violations. As these efforts continue, the department hopes to see a sustained improvement in driving behaviours, ultimately leading to safer roads and smoother traffic flow in the bustling metropolis of Delhi.

Wrong lane driving violations surge by 252 per cent in Delhi

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