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Delhi is witnessing a substantial decline in daily COVID-19 cases, but still, there's no respite for hospitals there as the patient load in outpatient departments (OPDs) continues to surge. In this second wave, patients are experiencing post-COVID-19 complications that are way more serious than those witnessed earlier. Not just mucormycosis (black fungus infection), but patients are reporting various other symptoms even weeks after recovery.

Delhi Police arrested Kumar on 22 May for alleged links with the murder of late wrestler Sagar Dhankar

As the country faces the deadly second wave of the virus while preparing to fight against the upcoming third wave, some news coming in from the national capital reveals that the govt has now released a set of fresh guidelines for fighting the coronavirus more efficiently. The new rules recommend guidelines such as ventilation space with improved directional airflow and in buildings with a central air management system, the air filtration efficiency should be increased. TIMES NOW's Sherine Elizabeth brings in more details. Watch the full video to know more about this and keep watching Times Now for the latest news and breaking stories related to COVID-19.

New Delhi, May 19 (ANI): The national capital on May 19 received light spells of rain, bringing much needed respite to the people from scorching heat. As per India Meteorological Department’s (IMD) weather forecast, Delhi to experience 'generally cloudy sky with heavy rain today'.

New Delhi, May 18 (ANI): It's been a month since Delhi government imposed lockdown in the national capital due to second wave of COVID-19. Tired of lockdown extension, the migrants continued to head home from Anand Vihar inter-state bus terminal. I am going back to my home in Arrah (Bihar). The company is closed. For how many days we will stay hungry, so that is why I thought that I should go back. My mother is also in serious condition at home,' migrant worker Ramji said. Several workers had left when the restrictions were first announced on April 19. With the city now its fifth week of lockdown, and money dwindling, they too decided to head back.

New Delhi, May 15 (ANI): Delhi Police Commissioner SN Shrivastava held review meeting on May 15 to discuss law and order situation and directed officials to go hard on black marketers and hoarders. SN Shrivastava took stock of cases of COVID-cheats and cyber frauds amid second wave. Delhi CP also directed that officials should ensure release of seized medical supplies as soon as possible. Commissioner of Police also ordered deployed cops and traffic formations on pickets to remain vigilant to restrict movement of anti-social elements. All senior officials including Special CsP, Joint CsP Ranges and DCsP Districts and Units were present in the meeting.

India logged in 4,03,738 fresh Covid cases and 4,092 deaths in the last 24 hours, taking the overall Covid tally to 2.22 crore. Notably, the country saw over 4 lakh daily infections for the fourth time in a week and over 4,000 deaths for the second straight day.

New Delhi [India], May 3 (ANI): As deaths due to COVID-19 continues to rise in the national capital, frustation among the public is also on the rise as protocols for the contagious disease have been flouted in Ghazipur crematorium.

A shocking and terrifying visual from the streets of Nizamuddin, Delhi has come forward, wherein a man has shot a woman in broad daylight. Reports tell that the woman was the wife of a gangster. The police investigations suggest that this could be a case of enmity and revenge. On the site, was also present a young child of the woman. Earlier, similar news of a person killing his own wife had surfaced on the internet. This news has evoked a sense of terror in people and questioned the administration as to how easy it can be to take the life of someone in India. Watch the video to know more!

<p>New Delhi, Apr 12 (PTI) A 43-year-old Delhi Police head constable allegedly died by suicide at his home in southwest Delhi's Najafgarh area on Monday, police said.</p>

A Delhi woman on Sunday mowed down an elderly couple in the Dwarka region of the national capital, the police said on Tuesday. The woman, identified as Deepakshi Choudhary (28), claimed that she was distracted when the incident occurred. She has been booked for rash driving and causing death by negligence. A video of the incident has also surfaced on social media.

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government in Delhi neither commissioned any new hospital nor did it build any new flyover between 2015 and 2019, RTI (Right To Information) queries filed by a resident of the city revealed. Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal had earlier claimed that 23 flyovers had been built by his government during the said period and also promised to increase hospital beds.

<p>New Delhi, Mar 24 (PTI) Three people were arrested in connection with the death of a 22-year-old man, whose body was found in southeast Delhi's Sarita Vihar, police said on Wednesday.</p>

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More than 50% of those surveyed in Delhi have developed antibodies against COVID-19, suggested the fifth sero-survey results. While this doesn't exactly confirm that half of Delhi has achieved herd immunity against the SARS-CoV-2 virus, the latest serological survey comprises a sizeable sample size of 28,840 individuals. The findings indicate that the general population of Delhi is close to achieving herd immunity against COVID-19.

It is evident that the Republic Day violence had nothing to do with farmers' protests: this was only an attempt to throw the country into political turmoil.

New Delhi [India], December 4 (ANI): Delhi on Friday recorded 4,067 new Covid-19 cases, taking the tally of coronavirus cases here to 5,86,125.

“All organizations have become exceptionally agile on the agenda of diversity now. I see it every day in motion at Facebook; this organization values the people that work there so beautifully. And therefore sometimes you don't even realize that it's an agenda in the outside world,” says Archana Vohra, Director, Global Business Group & SMB India at Facebook. Talking to MAKERS India over a Zoom call recently, she spoke in depth about diversity and inclusion at workplaces, and her views on encouraging women in workforce and entrepreneurship. She also recollected her own earlier years, and how she came to be one of contemporary India’s most prominent corporate leaders. Archana grew up in Tanzania, and moved to Delhi to study at a boarding school when she was around 10. “As the youngest in the hostel, I was the errand girl, and was often bullied too. But from there I got early lessons on how to operate in an organization. I learnt survival of the fittest then itself,” she recollects with a laugh. Recounting her childhood, she says that gender equality was never an issue in her household, as her parents treated Archana and her younger brother just the same. “My father was a government servant and mother, a gynecologist. Neither of them restricted me from pursuing my interests.” After school, Archana chose Applied Psychology for graduation and joined the workforce when she was 22, in 1999. Her interest in television led her to be a part of the founding team of NDTV’s internet operations, and she was an instrumental in building the business, introducing livestreaming, and generating revenue for the media house. “It was an organization which had more women than men. And therefore the concept of diversity struck me much later in my career,” she adds. A strong proponent for women’s empowerment, Archana believes that it should begin at home. “The first thing is to tell our daughters at home that it is okay to have large dreams, and second is to make sure that they choose professions, or pursue careers ambitions that best suit their intent and need.” Watch the full video for more. Also Read: Women Don't Value Themselves Enough: Sumeet Singh, Group CMO, Info Edge

This landmark decision has been hailed by police officers all over the country, with some believing that this move will foster confidence among other women officers in the police force. 

The Delhi Police has filed a case against the residents and said that the matter is currently under investigation.