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Delhiites woke up to a hot morning on Thursday with the minimum temperature settling at 31.7 degrees celsius, four notches above normal, the India Meteorological Department said. The maximum temperature in the city is likely to settle around 42 degrees Celsius, it said. The relative humidity at 8.30 am was recorded at 43 per cent. The weatherman has also forecast 'heatwave' for the day.

Around 300 new jobs were posted on the portal everyday in the month of June, while 1,092 job seekers registered on it every day during the same time.

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Vegetable and fruit traders, however, said that rates were not that steep at this point but indicated that these consumables might get dearer in coming weeks if diesel prices continue to swell in the same fashion.

"Ask your client if he has faith in judicial system and the Constitution of India," the judge asked advocate M S Khan during the hearing held through video conferencing.

The child rights body had on May 29 asked the Delhi Police to book Twitter India under three sections of the POCSO Act, after claiming that it had conducted an inquiry and had found child sexual abuse material on the platform.

The notice of demand alleges that the company has overcharged about Rs 157.38 crore during the period from March 8, 2019 to January 31, 2021 in respect of Tagrisso (Osimertinib) 80 mg tablets.

According to a PTI report, Delhi University will set up Covid care facilities with 400 beds in anticipation of a possible third wave of coronavirus pandemic. The Janki Devi Memorial College and Hansraj College have offered their infrastructure for setting up the Covid care facilities, it said. ?Delhi University helps out

"Consequent upon attaining the age of superannuation, Sachchida Nand Shrivastava, IPS (AGMUT; 1985) presently posted as Commissioner of Police, Delhi shall stand retired from government service with effect from June 30," stated the order undersigned by Deputy Secretary (Home) Pawan Kumar.

The closure of the border with India has been extended for another 14 days, till July 14, amid the worsening COVID-19 situation in Bangladesh, the Dhaka Tribune newspaper reported.

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With the second wave negatively impacting the economic recovery, real estate experts believe the sector needs continued support from the government.

The Special Cell of Delhi Police has now arrested Gurjot Singh, one of the main accused in the Republic Day Violence. According to the Delhi Police, he was the one who climbed on the tomb and led the protest at the Red Fort. The accused has been on the run for the past 5 months and a reward was placed on his head of Rs 1 Lakh. In the charge sheet which has been filed by the Delhi Police, Gurjot's role has been specifically mentioned and how he led the mob of 1,000 odd people. The charge sheet further states that how the main accused wanted to turn Red Fort into a protest site.

The order also said that all the pending routine or non-urgent matters listed in the high court between July 3 and July 23 shall be adjourned en-bloc to corresponding dates between August 21 and September 9.

According to a gazette notification dated June 24, the Haryana Essential Services Maintenance Act (HESMA) was imposed against them for a period of six months to "secure uninterrupted health services" necessary for the lives of the citizens of Delhi.

Leading the protest along with MPs, MLAs and office bearers of the party, Delhi BJP president Adesh Gupta also said Kejriwal should be "arrested for criminal negligence".

The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) had approved the project in 2014 and entrusted it to National Buildings Construction Corporation NBCC (India) Limited in 2019.

Wedding planners and banquet hall owners welcomed the Delhi government's decision. They, however, said they do not hold any hopes for making profit this season.

Saturday marks the completion of seven months of the protests by the farmers, ever since they began their stir by camping at Singhu border between Delhi and Haryana. The other two protest sites on the national capital's borders are Tikri and Ghazipur.

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During the first stage, the teachers would update their students' contact details, make Whatsapp groups and prepare a list of those with smartphone, mobile phone or no phone, in the second stage they will introduce light activities like reading, writing and numeracy in classes up to eighth through worksheets, it said.

Speaking to reporters upon their return from Delhi after attending an all-party meet convened by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Jammu and Kashmir, Farooq said he would hold discussions with his party leaders and PAGD constituents before making any further statement on the meeting.

"Fake news! News related to arrest of Rakesh Tikait is incorrect. Pl stay away from such fake news/tweets. Action will be taken for spreading such false news/tweets," Deputy Commissioner of Police (East) Priyanka Kashyap tweeted.

The protesting farmers are observing 7 months of agitation today as 'Save Agriculture, save democracy day'. More protesters from U.P and Rajasthan have joined Delhi's border. Times Network’s kangana Sachdev with the details

A shortfall in supply was reported from JSW, Jharsuguda, "due to non-lifting of the allocated LMO by the Delhi government from their plant", the interim report submitted to the apex court says.