Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday will launch 150 new electric buses. The Delhiites will be allowed to travel free of cost for 3 days in new e-buses.
After a brief decline, COVID cases once again on uphill in the country.
Delhiites woke up to a freezing morning as severe cold waves blew across the national capital. Dense fog engulfed parts of the national capital on morning of February 02.
Delhi government is taking strict measures as city faces 'third wave' of coronavirus. Due to negligence by several Delhiites, penalty for not wearing mask in public places has raised from Rs 500 to Rs 2000.
On Nov 18, Delhiites woke up to hazy morning. A thick layer of smog was seen in several parts of the national capital. According to CPCB, AQI of Delhi is between 'moderate and poor' category today.
Thick layer of toxic foam was seen floating on the surface of river Yamuna in Delhi. Pollution has taken over skies as well as river in the national capital.
Air quality in the national capital deteriorated post Diwali. Delhiites woke up to smoggy morning on November 15.
Delhiites celebrated 'festival of lights' Diwali on November 14. To celebrate the festival, locals burst firecrackers despite of the ban.
Vegetable markets have emerged as a new problem for the Delhiites as vegetable prices have risen in the national capital.
Residents of the national capital on Sunday night joined people across the country in expressing India's resolve to collectively fight COVID-19, lighting up 'diyas', candles and flashing torchlight from mobile phones in a symbolic gesture of solidarity following the prime minister's call.
The shocking findings suggest extremely high levels of air and soil pollution, food contamination, plastic usage etc in the region.
On the eve of Eid-al-Adha, people in Mumbai and Delhi took to their Twitter and invited Kashmiris to their homes to celebrate the festival with fervour.
"16,59,636 bottles of liquor were sold by all entities, including liquor shops, restro-bars and clubs in the national capital on December 31," the official said.
A new report has ranked residents of Delhi at number one as far as selling used smartphones is concerned.
New Delhi: Seventy percent of the people surveyed by a "citizen engagement platform" believe that corruption has not reduced in Delhi under the Arvind Kejriwal government, but nearly 50 percent said they would vote for
New Delhi: People of Delhi now consider issues such as inflation, corruption and crimes against women as far more important than power supply problems, according to a study released today.As per the study titled ‘Perception
New Delhi: One out of seven Delhiites owns a car on an average while one of three persons has a bike in the national capital, as per a Delhi Government report.According to the statistical report
New Delhi: Delhiites today got some respite from muggy weather as the humidity levels witnessed a slight dip.The minimum temperature recorded this morning was 27.4 degrees Celsius, one notch above the season's average.The maximum temperature
New Delhi: With the power regulatory body refusing to increase the power-purchase cost adjustment charges as demanded by the discoms, Delhiites can breathe a sigh of relief till July.The Delhi Electricity Regulatory Commission (DERC) has
New Delhi: A snap poll Tuesday said most people in Delhi want the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) to form a government although the elections have thrown up a hung house.Of the 600 people polled, the
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