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Delhi News: “A few days back, on January 12, 1.5 lakh tests were conducted in 24 hours. This has been coming down and on January 16, there were just 65,000 tests", alleged Anil Kumar.

Justice Chandra Dhari Singh said that rules framed under Telegraph Act require that the order granting permission to intercept telephone conversations is to be forwarded to the review committee within seven days of the order.

Delhi news: The order will come into force on Jan 20 and will be in effect till Feb 15 for security reasons.

Senior officials of Delhi Police said they have received the notice and are looking into the matter.

Justice Mukta Gupta said that the two men were illegally taken from Delhi without informing the local police station and were kept in illegal custody for two days by the UP Police.

The police said initial investigation has revealed that the motorcyclist came from within the campus and after the woman raised an alarm, he managed to escape and disappear within the University.

Delhi news: The NDMC is planning to redevelop and modernise 27 small residential parks in Laxmi Bai Nagar and 30 parks in Gole market. The main aim is to make these parks accessible for the public and support them mentally and physically amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

Delhi Temperature Today, Weather Forecast, Delhi Curfew Lockdown, Omicron Coronavirus Today News: Health Minister Satyendar Jain earlier said that the number of cases has decreased in Delhi over the last four days and the weekend curfew is proving to be beneficial".

Delhi news: The arrested has been identified as Shakil (36), a member of the Nandu gang. Shakil, a history-sheeter with involvement in over 17 cases, is associated with two local gangsters and supplied pistols to them, said the police.

Delhi news: According to the DNF Secretary General, eight nurses working in Delhi government hospitals died during the second wave and their families have not yet received the Rs 1 crore ex-gratia compensation that was promised by the government in May last year.

The project was approved in the cabinet along with the proposal to construct the Ashram underpass in 2019, and a foundation stone was laid in December of the same year.

Delhi news: The court held that in this case, legal insanity could not be proved since it was the convict who called the police after the murder and also hid the knife inside his fridge, which showed that his conduct was not that of an insane person.

Following a spike in Covid cases, the Delhi Disaster Management Authority had first imposed odd-even restrictions, followed by a weekend curfew. This, traders said, only lets shops function for 10-12 business days a month.

Police said the agents operated in Kaithal and Kurukshetra and allegedly helped farmers travel abroad on fake documents

Chief Justice of India N V Ramana, while hearing matters, expressed annoyance at the lawyers using mobile phones to attend hearings and said the counsel were not visible and that it was also causing audio issues.

The court also pulled up the authorities, including police, for not removing vehicles parked on footpaths outside houses in the area.

Delhi news: The court had last week said that it will not wait for the outcome of the government’s “comprehensive exercise to make amendments in the criminal laws” as that consultative process would take several years.

However, the court said that it will continue hearing other lawyers in the case and later see how much time can be given to the Centre.

In Tihar, a 120-bed hospital has been converted to one treating Covid patients only. 40-50 beds in Mandoli and Rohini Jail have been allocated for them as well.

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Delhi news: Mayor Mukesh Suryan said that people living in the SDMC area should not dispose of biomedical waste along with normal waste as it may lead to the spread of Covid-19 infection.

The ‘Chhote Sahibzaade’, Baba Zorawar Singh and Baba Fateh Singh, were walled up alive on the orders of Wazir Khan, the Mughal faujdar of Sirhind, for refusing to renounce their faith and become Muslim.

? Starting today, districts to identify homeless children, those at shelter homes, vaccinate them

? District authorities have increased the number of enforcement teams from 149 to 466 for stricter implementation of night and weekend curfew and to sensitise violators.

? AIMIM Delhi state president Kaleemul Hafeez said the party has conducted a ward-wise survey and decided that its main thrust would be on 30 seats under the East MCD, over 20 in the North Corporation, and 15 in South MCD areas.