The Delhi government has approved a substantial hike in the compensation to be paid to farmers for crop loss due to heavy rains and waterlogging in the monsoon season of 2025. The Cabinet approved a payout of Rs 33.32 crore now to nearly 10,000 farmers at a revised rate of Rs 75,000 per hectare. Delhi […]
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A fire broke out at the Ministry of Education office on the second floor of the School of Planning and Architecture campus in Delhi’s ITO area on Monday morning. No casualties have been reported so far and eight fire tenders have been sent to the spot as firefighting operations are underway. Firefighters respond to a
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Restaurants, hotels, caterers and small businesses across India are under pressure as commercial LPG prices have been hiked again from June 1. In Delhi, a commercial cylinder of 19 kg now costs Rs 3,113.50 while in Kolkata it saw a steeper rise to Rs 3,255.50. Commercial LPG cylinder prices rise again from June 1, adding
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Over 16 hours after a five-storey building collapsed near Saket Metro station in South Delhi, rescue teams are still searching through the debris as four persons died in the incident. The building housed a coaching centre, cafes and offices and construction work was reportedly being carried out on the upper floor when the collapse happened.
Delhi Police has arrested a minor, wanted in an arson case, for allegedly flaunting weapons on social media and trying to project a gangster-like image. The teenager had a criminal record of multiple cases and used Instagram to spread fear in the local area, police said. Delhi Police arrest a minor accused of promoting a
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The water crisis in Delhi continued on Friday with Haryana releasing another 979.50 cusecs of water in the Munak Canal. With the summer heat gripping the capital, many areas continue to suffer from dry taps, low pressure and reliance on water tankers. Residents in Delhi struggle with water shortages as tankers and limited supply continue
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