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Delhi court has granted bail to Deep Sidhu who is an accused in the 26th Jan violence case. The court on Monday had reserved its order on the bail application of actor-activist Deep Sidhu, arrested in connection with the Red Fort violence on the Republic Day.

Those who do not have a government ID and are involved in delivering essential services can apply for e-passes.

The social distancing norms are not being followed at mandis in Delhi. Ghazipur mandi, one of the biggest vegetable and fruit markets in Delhi ignored guidelines of weekend lockdown. Watch the full report.

Weekend restrictions in the national capital have come into effect from 10 pm of April 16. The new measures were implemented in view of the unprecedented rise in the number of coronavirus cases. During the weekend restrictions, only essential services will be allowed to operate.(ANI)

With the direction, the court disposed of the petition filed by the Hindustan Football Club seeking suspension of the Senior Division Boys' Football League, which was initially slated to commence from April 15, in view of the rising numbers of COVID-19 cases in the country.

Amid fear of another lockdown, many of the migrants residing in Delhi have started leaving the city for their homes. While cases in the national capital continue to spike, a lockdown has not been announced in Delhi yet

"The LG asked Chief Secretary Vijay Dev to ensure setting up of helplines that inform availability of beds in hospitals apart from displaying the same on government portals. He also directed to set up help desks to assist patients and attendants in every hospital," the official said.

Apple resellers have close to 20 exclusive Apple outlets in Delhi malls, whereas nearly half of the operations of multi-brand retailers like Croma and Reliance Digital flow through malls. Delhi is the top city for smartphone sales in India with 10% share of overall country's sales, followed by Mumbai's 9%, say industry experts. It also has the largest share of customers buying premium devices.

Delhi government has announced weekend curfew in the national capital to deal with the rising cases of COVID-19. New restrictions allow restaurants to only facilitate home delivery and takeaways, banning dine-in to curb the spread of the virus.

After the expenditure of $2 trillion, the loss of over 2,300 American troops and the deaths of some 1,57,000 Afghans, the Biden administration has just announced it will withdraw all military personnel by September 11,...

Delhi, the worst-hit city in the country, recorded its highest single-day surge since the onset of the pandemic on Wednesday, logging in 17,282 fresh cases in 24 hours.

Uttar Pradesh on Thursday had its record daily infection numbers since the outbreak of the pandemic, according to an official. The infection has killed 9,480 people in the state, which has reported 7,66,360 cases so far, Additional Chief Secretary (Health) Amit Mohan Prasad told reporters. Here are the latest all India Covid figures:Total cases: 1,40,74,564Total recoveries: 1,24,29,564Active cases: 14,71,877Death toll: 1,73,123Total vaccination: 11,44,93,238

A day after Delhi registered a new high daily COVID-19 tally of 17,282 cases, as well as 104 deaths, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday announced weekend curfew in the national capital. People, who are scheduled to attend weddings in Delhi, will be given e-passes to facilitate movement during the weekend curfew, announced Kejriwal.

Justice Prathiba M Singh issued notice to the ministries of Petroleum and Social Justice and state-run oil company Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL) seeking their stand on a plea for creation of reservation for disabled persons in allotment of petrol retail outlets or dealerships according to the 2016 Act.

Delhi, the worst-hit city in the country, recorded its highest single-day surge since the onset of the pandemic on Wednesday, logging in 17,282 fresh cases in 24 hours.

The meeting will happen days after the poll body barred TMC supremo and West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee from campaigning for 24 hours. She had on Tuesday sat on a 3.5-hour-long dharna against the poll panel's decision.

The envoy also said that both Russia and India do not recognise bilateral sanctions as they are "illegal tools" of "unlawful and unfair" competition and pressure.

The BCCI SOP says a player/support staff, who tests positive for COVID-19, must isolate in the designated area outside the bio-secure environment for a minimum of 10 days from the first day of symptoms or the date of collection of the sample which resulted in a positive RT-PCR report, whichever is earlier.

Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain briefs media; says there are enough beds available in Delhi & also the Govt is ramping up health infrastructure further.

Police Commissioner SN Shrivastava inspected the enforcement of night curfew in several areas of the national capital. He also interacted with police personnel on duty. “Our police personnel are working hard to enforce the night curfew. I am satisfied with their work,” he said. (ANI)

Brothers Rajesh Mehra and Ajay Mehra, directors of Indias premium sanitary ware company Jaquar, have bought three farmhouses in Delhis Westend Greens for around Rs 235 crore, three people aware of the deal said.

Speaking on the COVID situation and the vaccination process in the national capital, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on April 10 said we need to remove age criteria and scale up vaccination. “If we have enough doses and age bar is removed, we can vaccinate people within 2-3 months in Delhi. Currently, we've vaccine for 7-10 days. There'll be no lockdown. New restrictions will be imposed soon,” Kejriwal said to meida persons. Delhi has reported over 8,000 of COVID cases on April 09

The CBSE Class 10 and 12 exams are scheduled to begin on May 4. With the exponential increase in coronavirus cases, the chorus for cancellation or postponing the board exams is growing.

According to the data shared by officials, the number of active COVID-19 cases in Delhi prisons till Tuesday stands at 59, including seven jail staff.

The Delhi High Court, which had resumed full-fledged physical hearing from March 15, decided to again adopted the virtual mode of proceedings from April 9 to April 23, in view of alarming rise in COVID-19 cases in the national capital.