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As the new excise policy kicks in due to which 260 privately-run liquor shops will be shut down in Delhi, the state government assured Delhiites that the govt has taken steps to ensure people don't face shortage of liquor.

Delhi recorded 0.05 per cent positivity rate on Tuesday, according to a health bulletin issued by the state government. The national capital has recorded five fatalities due to the viral infection in September so far.

Rujira Banerjee, the wife of TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee, appeared before a Delhi court through video conferencing in relation to a complaint filed by the ED for allegedly refusing to join the probe in an alleged coal scam in West Bengal.

A win in Bhabanipur might lend some credence to these claims as some 40 per cent of the population in this constituency belong to non-Bengali communities.

250 more deaths would be added each year till 2030. And about 12 percent of India’s coal-generated electricity falls within 500km of Delhi.

South Delhi's Aquila Restaurant, which allegedly denied entry to a saree-clad woman, was served a notice by the SDMC for operating without a proper health trade licence and following unhygienic practices.

Delhi recorded 41 coronavirus cases with a positivity rate of 0.06 per cent and zero fatality due to the infection on Wednesday, according to a health bulletin issued by the city government.

The Bombay HC granted bail to retired Delhi police official who was behind bars for allegedly providing arms to one of the men arrested for allegedly being part of a pro-Khalistan movement.

The IMD predicted that for the next seven days light rain is possible on September 30 and October 1, whereas heavy thundershowers are possible on October 2 and 3 in Delhi.

Weather forecast tomorrow: IMD predicts heavy rainfall in Delhi, Kolkata. Check out weather in Chennai, Mumbai.

About a dozen Chhattisgarh Congress MLAs reached Chattisgarh Sadan in Delhi and raised their pitch against a change of guard in the state.

Drone Federation of India conducted a first-of-its-kind drone show at IIT Delhi wherein a swarm of 80 indigenously built drones took off, dazzling onlookers.

It provides a low cost, easy to install security solution for buildings and houses which requires a reliable means of access control.

Security has been beefed up in jails across Delhi following intelligence reports that five inmates were planning to flee.

Muslim residents approached the Delhi High Court to save the only Hindu temple in the vicinity from demolition.

In the month of September, Delhi witnessed rainfall far in excess with 230.9 mm of rainfall.

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A Delhi court has ordered a salary cut of Rs 5,000 of the responsible officer for casual approach in Northeast Delhi riot cases.

Days after stepping down as Punjab Chief Minister, senior Congress leader Captain Amarinder Singh will visit Delhi on Tuesday.

This crisis will only worsen in the coming weeks as demand will only shoot up in the months of October and November ahead of the festive season.

A woman was allegedly robbed at knifepoint by three men in east Delhi's Patparganj at around 10 pm on Sunday night. The three men were the co-passengers and driver of an auto she was travelling in.

Kanhaiya Kumar will join the Congress party today. Posters welcoming the former JNU student leader have been put up outside the Congress office in Delhi.

The Delhi High Court refused to grant bail to an accused in a case concerning the northeast Delhi riots of 2020, saying that there was a "pre-meditated conspiracy to disturb law and order in the city".

A petition has been moved by the Muslim residents of a locality in Jamia Nagar of Delhi against the alleged builder mafia attempting to demolish a Hindu temple.

Bengal BJP leaders are likely to approach the Election Commission of India on Tuesday to demand the imposition of prohibitions under Section 144 during the Bhabanipur bypoll.