Following the blast at Delhi’s Red Fort, security forces, fire brigade officials, and ambulances rushed to the site to manage the situation and assist the injured. Authorities are controlling the area, evacuating civilians, and investigating the cause of the explosion. 


Red Fort Blast: Security & Fire Brigade Officials, Ambulances, Rush to Spot

A massive explosion near Delhi’s Red Fort has put the nation on high alert, with security forces in Mumbai and other major cities tightening precautions. The blast has caused casualties and widespread panic, while authorities continue their investigation into the exact cause.

Delhi Red Fort Blast: Mumbai on High Alert Amid Security Concerns | WION BREAKING

Delhi Red Fort Blast: Amit Shah says "This evening, around 7 pm, a blast occurred in a Hyundai i20 car at the Subhash Marg traffic signal near the Red Fort in Delhi. The blast injured some pedestrians and damaged some vehicles. Preliminary reports indicate that some people have lost their lives. 


Red Fort Blast In Delhi: Amit Shah Says Authorities Are Probing All Leads 

According to sources at Delhi’s Lok Nayak Jai Prakash (LNJP) Hospital, eight bodies were brought in dead following the Red Fort blast. Several others are being treated for serious injuries as emergency services continue rescue operations.


Red Fort Blast: According to LNJP Hospital Sources 8 Bodies Bought Dead 

Multiple explosions have been reported near Delhi’s iconic Red Fort, leaving several people injured and  eight dead, causing chaos in the area. Emergency teams, including police, fire brigade, and ambulances, have reached the site. 


Delhi Red Fort Blast: Several Injured in Multiple Explosions; 8 Feared Dead 

In response to the Red Fort blast, Delhi Chief Minister has directed all officials to remain on the ground and monitor the situation closely. Patrolling and security have been intensified across the capital to prevent any further incidents.


Red Fort Blast: Delhi CM Orders All Officials to be on Field, Patrolling Increased

Following the explosion near Delhi’s Red Fort, a special team from the Delhi Police has rushed to the spot to assess the situation and lead the investigation. The area has been sealed off, and emergency services are working to control the fire and assist the injured. Authorities are collecting evidence to determine the cause of the blast as security remains on high alert across the capital.


Red Fort Blast: Delhi Police Special Team Rushes to the Spot

Multiple explosions have been reported near Delhi’s iconic Red Fort, leaving several people injured and causing chaos in the area. Emergency teams, including police, fire brigade, and ambulances, have reached the site. 


Delhi Red Fort Blast: High Alert Sounded in Delhi 

A loud explosion near Delhi’s Red Fort was powerful enough to be heard from over 1.5 kilometers away, witnesses said. The blast caused panic in the surrounding areas as police, fire brigade, and ambulances rushed to the scene. Authorities have cordoned off the area and launched an investigation to determine the cause of the explosion. Several vehicles were reportedly damaged in the incident.


Delhi Red Fort Blast: Sound of Explosion Heard Around 1.5 Km Away

At least three vehicles were seen burnt after explosions were reported in a car near Delhi’s Red Fort area. The powerful blast caused panic in the vicinity, prompting police, fire brigade, and emergency teams to rush to the spot.


Red Fort Blast: At Least 3 Vehicles Seen Burnt, Explosions Witnessed in a Car

Delhi Red Fort Blast: Several Injured in Multiple Explosions 

Relics of Lord Buddha arrived in Bhutan from India , welcomed with prayers by Bhutan’s senior monks and Queen Mother, in a ceremony steeped in reverence and timed for the Global Peace Prayer Festival & the birthday of the country’s fourth king. The Piprahwa relics, excavated in 1898 from an ancient stupa in Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, landed in Paro on Saturday.

Bhutan PM Lauds India's 'Heartfelt Gift': Monks Across The World Visit Peace Fest 

Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh (RSS) chief Mohan Bhagwat has responded to an ongoing debate over why the organisation is not formally registered. “Many things are not registered. Even Hindu dharma (religion) is not registered,” Bhagwat said, on November 9.


India: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat talks about why RSS isn't registered 

The Gujarat Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has foiled a major terror plot with the arrest of three individuals linked to ISIS from Ahmedabad. Authorities believe the suspects were planning to execute attacks across multiple Indian cities.


India: Three arrested for conspiring to carry out terror attack in India 

Anti-terror squad nabs three ISIS-terrorists for planning major attacks in India

India: RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat slams critics on RSS registration status

Delhi-NCR woke up to a thick blanket of smog on Sunday as the Air Quality Index (AQI) plunged into the 'very poor' category across several parts of the city. In some areas, the situation was even grimmer, as AQI readings slipped into the 'severe' zone.


Delhi: Air Quality Index Breaches 400+ Mark 


The Gujarat Anti-Terrorism Squad (ATS) has foiled a major terror plot with the arrest of three individuals linked to ISIS from Ahmedabad. Authorities believe the suspects were planning to execute attacks across multiple Indian cities.


India: Terror Plot Thwarted in Gujarat, ATS Arrests Three Suspects, Recovers Weapons

Relics of Lord Buddha arrived in Bhutan from India , welcomed with prayers by Bhutan’s senior monks and Queen Mother, in a ceremony steeped in reverence and timed for the Global Peace Prayer Festival & the birthday of the country’s fourth king. The Piprahwa relics, excavated in 1898 from an ancient stupa in Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, landed in Paro on Saturday.


Bhutan Hosts Global Peace Prayer Festival, Indian PM To Visit Thimphu on Nov 11

The Army on Tuesday (October 14, 2025) said two terrorists were killed in an anti-infiltration operation close to the Line of Control (LoC) in north Kashmir’s Kupwara district.


Pakistan-backed terror networks targeted across J&K, police raids focus ground workers, sympathisers

India sends sacred Piprahwa relics of Gautam Buddha to Bhutan

India: Anti-terror crackdown in J&K, Pakistan-backed networks targeted

J&K: Two terrorists killed as army foils infiltration attempt, encounter in Kupwara district 

India’s retirement savings have hit a new milestone, more than 90 million subscribers and growing.
But two pension schemes, the national pension scheme and the Atal pension yojana lead the way.
Both promise security, yet work very differently.
And many are asking why can’t people have more control over their own money?


Explainer: India’s Pension Plans – Why It Matters?

Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport is facing widespread flight delays and cancellations, disrupting travel plans for thousands of passengers. Authorities have issued a new advisory urging travelers to check flight status before heading to the airport. 


Operations At Delhi's IGI Airport Slowly Resuming to Normal

India strengthened its military presence at the strategic Siliguri Corridor, commonly known as the ‘Chicken’s Neck’. New outposts and fortifications have been established to secure this narrow land passage that connects mainland India to its northeastern states.

The corridor, critical for logistics and national security, lies close to international borders with China, Bhutan, and Nepal. Analysts note that the enhanced security measures are part of India’s ongoing strategy to protect key strategic points amid regional tensions.

India's New Outposts At 'Chicken's Neck': Siliguri Corridor Fortified

SC On Stray Dogs: The Supreme Court of India has ordered the removal of stray dogs from public premises including schools, hospitals, bus stands, and railway stations, directing authorities to capture, sterilize, vaccinate, and relocate them to designated shelters. Importantly, the court mandated that these dogs must not be released back into their original locations to prevent recurring public safety risks. 

SC On Strays: Dogs Removed from Premises Not to Be Released Back

India has strengthened security in the sensitive Siliguri Corridor by setting up three new border outposts. Reports suggest New Delhi’s growing concern over Pakistan-Bangladesh engagements near the strategic “Chicken’s Neck,” a narrow stretch vital to India’s northeast connectivity.


India: 3 new border outposts setup, reports say India concerned over Pak-Bangladesh engagement

Air India Crash: The Supreme Court of India has firmly stated that the preliminary Air India crash report does not blame the pilot for the tragic accident that claimed 260 lives in Ahmedabad in June 2025. The bench, while hearing a plea filed by the pilot’s father seeking an independent probe, emphasized that the ongoing investigation does not insinuate any wrongdoing on the part of the pilot. 


Breaking: Supreme Court Affirms Pilot Not at Fault in AI Crash

Australia were all out for 119 in chase of 168 as Sundar took three wickets, while Chakravarthy and Patel chipped in.


India beat Australia by 48 runs to take 2-1 lead in series

The Supreme Court also directed state governments, municipal authorities, and road and transport authorities to remove cattle from highways and expressways and rehabilitate them in shelters.


Breaking: Suprem Court of India orders to remove stray cattle from national, state highways

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