Kushan Niyogi

Posts by: Kushan Niyogi

-June 29, 2026

New law raises uncertainty for self-identified transgender persons

New law raises uncertainty for self-identified transgender persons

Critics say the Act narrows the definition of transgender persons, leaving many outside its ambit

-June 25, 2026

Over 7,000 arrested in Delhi Police’s biggest cybercrime crackdown

Over 7,000 arrested in Delhi Police’s biggest cybercrime crackdown

The 48-hour nationwide operation targeted mule accounts, malware distributors and fraudulent call centres across 21 states and UTs

-June 22, 2026

Justice delayed in dowry death cases

Justice delayed in dowry death cases

Low conviction rates and lengthy legal battles continue to frustrate families seeking justice in dowry death cases

-June 19, 2026

Hydroponic marijuana a growing concern for Delhi Police

Hydroponic marijuana a growing concern for Delhi Police

Officials say hydroponic weed is increasingly surfacing in Delhi, particularly in areas frequented by students and young professionals

-June 18, 2026

Re-NEET aspirants fear fresh leak

Re-NEET aspirants fear fresh leak

Unverified Telegram groups claiming to offer leaked papers have resurfaced ahead of the June 21 re-examination. The messaging app has been blocked until June 22

-June 16, 2026

Delhi: From serving women at DCW to seeking shelter

Delhi: From serving women at DCW to seeking shelter

Sonia was once a volunteer with the Delhi Commission for Women. Its prolonged dysfunction has left her without a job or a home

-June 15, 2026

Delhi: Black water in Humayunpur, yellow sludge in Mahavir Enclave

Delhi: Black water in Humayunpur, yellow sludge in Mahavir Enclave

Residents across Delhi report contaminated water while the government cites ageing pipelines and promises upgrades to reduce leakage and pollution

-June 12, 2026

Delhi: 99.8% access on paper, zero pressure in the tap

Delhi: 99.8% access on paper, zero pressure in the tap

NFHS-6 says 99.8% of Delhi households have access to improved drinking water sources, but residents report persistent supply issues