Delhi

A shocking alleged gang rape inside a stationary sleeper bus in Delhi has triggered outrage and renewed concerns over women’s safety in the capital. Police said the survivor was allegedly attacked by the bus driver and conductor, both of whom have now been arrested. Delhi Police officials during an investigation in the capital, as authorities […]

At the 51st Annual Convocation of AIIMS New Delhi, Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan and Union Health Minister J.P. Nadda highlighted the expansion of India’s healthcare network over the last decade. The ceremony also saw 523 degrees awarded and 18 honors presented to meritorious students across multiple medical disciplines. Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan addresses the 51st

Two women in their 20s were allegedly molested and physically assaulted by a group of men in Delhi’s Nehru Place area on Sunday morning, with police detaining four accused and questioning eight others. The case has triggered outrage over women’s safety, police response, and the treatment of northeastern women in the capital. Police investigate after two

A video from West Delhi’s Kirti Nagar has gone viral after a woman repeatedly slapped a security guard outside a police station, accusing him of killing a stray dog. The incident has triggered a heated debate over animal cruelty, public anger and the limits of protest in a city already sensitive to stray dog issues. A

The Delhi government is planning to gradually shift women’s free bus travel from pink paper tickets to the Pink Saheli Smart Card from July. The move aims to digitise journeys on DTC and Cluster buses, reduce misuse and improve subsidy tracking under the Centre’s “One Nation, One Card” framework. Women passengers in Delhi may soon need