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It is a campaign that will serve mostly to help our homegrown jihadists convince more ordinary Muslims to lend support to their evil cause.

The most riveting photographs in the collection, published in the book 'Dialects of Silence: Delhi Under Lockdown', are of doctors and health workers on duty

The college Friday told the court that it receives 100% grant-in-aid from the Delhi government but due to non-release of funds, it is unable to pay employees, including the petitioners.

Both economic complexes are sprawling ghost towns, with construction having begun in 2012 under the Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission (JNNURM) and with most of the construction completed by 2018.

The Vice-Chancellor has denied all allegations. UGC chairman D P Singh did not respond to calls and texts seeking a comment.

The college's Governing Body (GB), in its meeting on August 19, decided to set up another "independent enquiry committee" to probe the matter and "fix responsibility".

The Environment Ministry has been asked to steer the proceedings for the plan with the assistance of the Central Pollution Control Board.

“Neither any action has been taken on the recommendations of the (inspection) reports nor have regular meetings of the slaughterhouse monitoring committee been held,” the letter said.

Additional Solicitor General of India Aman Lekhi opposed any move to transfer the investigation from the Delhi Police and argued that such exercise of jurisdiction is an exception.

According to Mehta’s family, “The Balvant Bhavan is to be used for the social activities and under no circumstances it can be allowed to be used for any residential purpose or any of the purposes contrary to the conditions laid down in the said gift deed.”

Rajeev Sharma runs a YouTube channel called 'Rajeev Kishkindha', which has 11,900 subscribers. On the day of his arrest, he uploaded two videos.

According to Mehta’s family, “The Balvant Bhavan is to be used for the social activities and under no circumstances it can be allowed to be used for any residential purpose or any of the purposes contrary to the conditions laid down in the said gift deed.”

Udit Singhal is the founder of Glass2Sand, a zero-waste ecosystem that addresses the growing menace of glass waste in Delhi.

According to sources, initial findings of the third survey suggests that around 33% of the 17,000 people surveyed have developed antibodies against the virus. The samples were processed in 18 labs authorised by the state government.

On Thursday, the Delhi University Principals’ Association held a press conference to condemn Sisodia’s allegations. In attendance were principals of at least 11 colleges — including Hindu, Miranda House, and SGTB Khalsa — apart from those colleges against which Sisodia had raised accusations.

As the work of the government goes on amidst the coronavirus, the desks of the high and mighty in the Capital have started sporting these transparent sheets, standing as barriers between them and visitors. For want of a better name, the sheets have been dubbed “sneeze guards”.

Over six months after the riots, the Delhi government faces charges of delays, mismatches and false rejections over its compensation disbursal to victims and their families.

The Supreme Court recently ordered desealing of a residential premises sealed by the monitoring committee appointed by it for allegedly flouting norms, but not used for commercial purposes, stating the committee “had no power to look into the matter and take action”.

There has been a rise in the cut-off percentages in all 11 undergraduate courses offered by St Stephen's College. The highest cut-offs are for the BA (Honours) Economics programme at 99.25 per cent.

The lines built under Phase I were all coded using names of primary colours - Red, Blue and Yellow - while secondary colours were used to name Phase II corridors. In case of phase III, tertiary colours (mix of primary and secondary colours) were used.

Staff members of 12 DU colleges funded by the Delhi government have not been paid for the last few months — some since May or June.

Slum dwellers have to be rehabilitated before their houses are demolished, and alternate housing has to ideally be within 5 kilometres of the jhuggi.

The FIRs were filed at the Dayalpur police station under the Arms Act, 1959, on February 27, when the youths were allegedly spotted, between 3 pm and 9.25 pm, in different areas in Northeast Delhi, where the riots broke out on February 24-26.

A government official said the sudden stoppage of granting tree felling permission could cause a rise in illegal felling: “If people take law in their own hands, it will be very difficult to tackle it.”

The issue of rehabilitating jhuggi dwellers is fraught with conflict, as the problems associated with multiplicity of authority in Delhi also mars this process.Most of the land is under the Centre through the Delhi Development Authority. Railway owns a significant amount as well.