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The direction and observations came on the plea by Rayaan Singh, Hindu College student, who sought change of his name to Rayaan Chawla in his DU records

'They are playing with the lives of people. They should think first before taking any step', said trader.Delhi government has decided to put a complete ban on the sale, purchase, and use of firecrackers in the city

The inaugural flight on left from Delhi at 6.30 am and landed at Dhaka at 9.20 am (local time), Vistara said

The first bus to the national capital from Shimla departed on Wednesday morning.The Himachal Pradesh Government has already started operating buses to Haryana, Punjab, Chandigarh, and Uttrakhand

Indian airlines carried 239,985 MT cargo during September, including both international and domestic operations, down 15.6% from the year-ago period, according to data from Ministry of Civil Aviation

As Kerala started seeing a surge in cases after Onam, West Bengal after Durga Puja and Delhi is seeing a rise in cases due to upcoming festivals such as Diwali

Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL), a GMR-led consortium, on Tuesday announced commencement of the on-demand coronavirus testing facilit

The caveat petition, filed on Monday, prayed that no order should be passed in any plea or petition against it without due notice to them and hearing them in the matter

It was the ninth straight day that infections numbered fewer than 50,000, as cases have dipped from a September peak

A large number of people were seen flouting social distancing norms in Delhi's Sadar Bazaar while some of them were roaming without a mask..Delhi has 34,173 active coronavirus cases, according to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare

The SOP further stipulated that initially the number of buses from each state will be limited to 50 per cent of pre-COVID levels till November 15.Social distancing will be ensured on the ground, boarding time, as well as inside the buses

Over the last week, Delhi has been reporting approximately 5000 cases of covid-19 daily

The Delhi government has decided to maintain status quo on schools' closure till further orders.The school principals believe that the postponement of board exams will not be a right move as it will impact the schedule of higher education entrance exams and admission processes

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Online bookings for high-security registration plates, colour-coded stickers resume today.The website will also enable the customer to avail the facility of home delivery of the plate

AIIMS ethics committee is likely to take around 10 to 14 days to grant the necessary approvals.Before allowing a trial to start at any of the approved sites, it’s compulsory to secure clearance of the Institute of Ethics Committee

The number of DTC and Cluster buses seat up to 40-45 passengers.Bus stops in the city witnessed long queues as a result of the reduced capacity of passengers allowed in the buses

The lawyers will be insured under the Chief Minister Advocates Welfare Scheme, which was announced by the AAP govt in December last year.The Delhi govt had set aside a corpus of ?50 crore for the welfare of lawyers under the scheme

Manish Sisodia said, 'It is not safe to reopen schools in Delhi yet, and also parents are not in favour too'

The normal minimum temperature for this time of the year is 15 to 16 degrees Celsius.The minimum temperature is likely to dip to 11 degrees Celsius by November 1

A return of the coronavirus in Europe has spooked global markets. Even as India recovers, some regions are at a similar risk, including the national capital

Satyender Jain said it's too early to say if Delhi was seeing a third wave of Covid-19, but he didn't rule out the possibility.Jain's statement comes after Delhi witnessed record one-day surge of 5,673 cases

The number of fresh cases recorded in Delhi stood at 2,832 on Monday, and 4,136 on Sunday.The National Centre for Disease Control in a report drafted recently had warned that Delhi needs to be prepared for about 15,000 fresh cases of COVID-19 per day

Delhi lies in a high seismic zone, and is also prone to cold and hot waves, along with floods and high levels of air pollution. Experts say there is a need to have efficient policies in place to tackle both natural and man-made disasters.

A layer of poisonous haze lingered over the national capital on Monday as the air quality in the city was recorded in the 'very poor' category