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Delhi on Saturday reported 249 new cases of the infection which is the highest since June 13 when 255 new cases were reported, as per the data.

? The positivity rate shot up to 0.29% on Friday, increasing from less than 0.1% that was maintained for nearly six months.

? While there is no night curfew in Delhi, where the case count is 782, Christmas and New Year gatherings have been banned, and authorities have started raiding bars and restaurants flouting norms.

? The census is “proposed to be conducted to assess the number of monkeys and identification of problematic areas in the city”.

? According to police, the victim, a resident of Rajouri Garden, has known the woman for the last three years. The couple eloped and got married on December 21.

The division bench of Justice Vipin Sanghi and Justice Jasmeet Singh directed the Delhi Disaster Management Authority to visit the market and assess the situation, in the wake of rising Covid cases, and pass necessary directions.

Delhi news: Regarding the high number of dengue cases this year, the municipal bodies had earlier cited heavy rain as one of the reasons.

? The reason was also notably familiar: the growing rift between Rawat, former chief minister and the Congress's tallest leader in Uttarakhand, and AICC in-charge of the state Devender Yadav, a lightweight Delhi politician.

Additional Sessions Judge Ashutosh Kumar discharged the accused in an order passed on December 15.

Delhi News: A video of the restaurant shared by the South District Magistrate purportedly showed a large number of people partying, drinking and dancing without maintaining social distancing.

? The court noted that the ED’s investigation had not been complete despite filing their complaint on 30 October, 2021.

? With Modi govt pulling out all stops in celebrating Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, Indian embassies are going to great lengths to organise events as part of the programme to commemorate 75 years of independence.

Shringla, who was on a working visit to Myanmar the last two days, met leaders of Suu Kyi's party. It was India's first high-level official outreach to Myanmar's military regime since the coup in February this year.

? A police officer posted at the market said: “Fines of Rs 2,000 are being imposed on those not wearing masks, spitting, and failing to observe social distancing.”

? The family of a man accused in a robbery case alleged that a group of policemen barged into their home and unleashed a pitbull on their pet dog, which died of injuries.

? Manish Sisodia said, “The event will begin from January 5, and 50 shows will be held in Delhi, two shows in a day — at 5 pm and 8 pm. It will done on a grand scale in a big venue, Broadway style.”

The time frame for transplanting organs is often limited to seven to eight hours. Owing to heavy traffic congestion, the ambulances often lose critical time.

Delhi News: The single bench, in the order dismissing the suit, had said it was filed to gain publicity and imposed a cost of Rs 20 lakh on the three plaintiffs, including Chawla, for “waste of judicial time”.

A senior DDA official said that people can apply for the scheme till February 7.

Delhi news: Deputy CM Manish Sisodia said groups of residents who want to learn Yoga in any part of the city can give a missed call and teachers will be sent by the Delhi government to their place.

Delhi news: The positivity rate, which mostly remained below 0.1 per cent since mid-July, has now increased to 0.2 per cent. In comparison, this number had shot up to 36.2 per cent during the second wave in Delhi, fuelled by the Delta variant.

Delhi weather today: With two western disturbances, one from Dec 24 and another from Dec 26, likely to influence northwest India, the IMD has predicted rainfall for Delhi from Dec 26 to 28.

Delhi news: To make the online classes available and accessible for all the children, especially those coming from the economically weaker sections (EWS), the NDMC is planning to provide tablets for students of classes IX and XII.

Delhi News: Services at Safdarjung, RML, Lady Hardinge Medical College, Lok Nayak, and Guru Teg Bahadur hospitals continued to be affected for a sixth consecutive day as the doctors protested against the delays in NEET PG counselling.

Additional District Judge Rajesh Kumar restrained the defendants from authoring, publishing, republishing, further selling and/or further distributing and/or further circulating the book till the next date of hearing on January 13.