On Friday, Delhi Capitals physio Patrick Farhart tested positive and a day later, a masseur tested was shown to be infected. Both were separated from the rest of the team.
The procession during which clashes erupted in Delhi's Jahangirpuri on Saturday took place without permission, the police said today. Home Minister Amit Shah has asked the Police Commissioner to act sternly. 23, including minors, have been arrested.
Vij said that out of 238 cases of Covid reported in the state on Monday, 198 are from Gurgaon and 22 cases are from Faridabad, while more than half of the districts in Haryana had reported zero cases.
Commuters in Delhi face hardships as auto, taxi unions go on strike on Business Standard. Commuters had a harrowing time as various auto-rickshaw, cab and taxi unions in capital went on a two-day strike on Monday to demand a CNG subsidy and fare revision in the wake of rising fuel prices
More US Democratic Party lawmakers are heading for India to convince New Delhi to wholeheartedly support the sanctions against Russia announced by the West. US Senator Mark Kelly made the announcement about the trip in an email but did not give additional details.
Riots take place when an ideology believes in its exclusivity; their frequency increases when others, in reaction, too start asserting themselves. Such flare-ups also happen when perpetrators believe they can get away with such crimes
Covid-19 Cases in Delhi Today in last 24 hours: Covid-19 cases dramatically shot up in Delhi with the national capital recording 517 cases on Sunday. The number of people Covid-19 Cases in Delhi Today in last 24 hours: reporting someone in their close network contracting the disease shot up by 500% as per a survey conducted by LocalCircles
The Delhi High Court on Monday refused to set aside the order passed by the trial court dismissing the mutual divorce petition filed within one year of marriage.
In Mukundpur Depot, some of the existing stabling lines will be expanded further as well as some new stabling lines will be added in order to accommodate more metro trains for stabling and maintenance.
The Central Government on Monday appointed Indian Army Vice Chief Lieutenant General Manoj Pande as the next chief of the Indian Army and he will take over his new office on May 1.The 29th Army chief will be the first officer from the Corps of Engineers to become the Chief of Army Staff succeeding General Manoj Mukund Naravane who is scheduled to complete his 28 month-tenure on April 30."Government has decided to appoint Lieutenant General Manoj Pande as the next chief of army staff," the Defence officials told ANI.An alumnus of the National Defence Academy, Pande was commissioned into the Corps of Engineers in December 1982.Lieutenant General Pande commanded an engineer regiment during Operation Parakram in the Pallanwala sector along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir. Operation Parakram, the large-scale mobilisation of troops and weapons to the western border, followed the December 2001 terror attack on Parliament that brought India and Pakistan to the brink of war.
According to the habeas corpus petition before the court, the age of the accused was shown as 22 years by police. He was arrested from his residence on the night of April 16.
The clash of students at the Jawaharlal Nehru University's Kaveri Hostel was an "unfortunate" incident, Delhi Home Minister Satyendar Jain said on Monday.
