Delhi Business Information Directory

Around 82% of the air traffic is back as compared to pre-Covid times

The Delhi government installed five national flags on August 15, and the final 495 locations would be done in consultation with the local representatives and the public

Heavy rainfall on Sunday and Monday made October in Delhi the rainiest since 1956.The India Metrological Department (IMD) had attributed the unseasonal rains to the western disturbance

The vehicles would be permitted to ply from Tigri roundabout to Noida and Ghaziabad and vice versa

The guidelines for Covid vaccination for children who come under comorbidities is still pending

Delhi Transport Department has requested motorists to show the document to its teams deployed at fuel stations in the city

Rojgar Bazaar 2.0 portal will provide artificial intelligence-based job matching and end-to-end employment related information to those looking for jobs in the city

The government has built a record reserve of 200,000 tonnes of onions to deal with potential spikes in prices during the current lean season

Delhi government school teachers and employees who have not taken a single dose of the Covid-19 vaccine will not be allowed to attend the workplace from October 16

Delhi Metro has successfully introduced the facility of free high-speed wifi service from all Metro stations of its Yellow Line (i.e, Line-2 from HUDA City Centre to Samaypur Badli) from today

'MyParking'  is a mobile-based app that can be used in all the parking places maintained by the SDMC

A vegetable seller in Greater Kailash-1, Monu Paswan, said good-quality tomatos were being sold at ?55-60 per kg while the rates of onion were around ?50-55 per kg

IMD has issued a new rainfall alert on Sunday in which it said that light intensity rain/drizzle would occur over and adjoining areas of isolated places of entire Delhi

The maximum power demand in the national capital stood at 89 million units (MU), or 4,160 MW, on October 14, which was fully met, Power Ministry said

A total of five Covid deaths were reported last month, one each on September 7, 16 and 17, and two on September 28.

The Ganga Canal, which largely supplies water for drinking and irrigation purposes to several districts of western Uttar Pradesh, including Ghaziabad, was shut for maintenance on Friday

On June 29, the national capital had reported 101 cases and four fatalities. Since then, the cases have stayed below the 100-mark. 

Based on the first and second cut-off lists, DU has till now admitted more than 48,000 students after receiving over 1.8 lakh applications

Petrol, diesel price today: While petrol price in most of the country is already above ?100-a-litre mark, diesel rates have crossed that level in a dozen states

A total of 1,18,878 applications had applied to DU under the first two cut-off lists. As many as 51,974 students had paid the fees till 5 pm on Friday

Today, the national capital recorded 28 fresh Covid cases with a positivity rate of 0.05%

This comes after Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) last month imposed a complete ban on sale and bursting of all kinds of firecrackers up to January 1 2022.

The Finance Ministry said that based on risk analysis, M/s Vibe Tradex, engaged in export of Pan Masala, chewing tobacco, FMCG goods etc, was identified for scrutiny.

Among the metros, the maximum increase in the retail price of tomatoes was seen in Kolkata 

The TERI institute conducted the health on 413 children, out of which 75.4% complained of breathlessness, 24.2% complained of itchy eyes, 22.3% complained of regular sneezing or runny nose