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After Namaz incident, police and paramilitary maintain presence in Delhi’s Inderlok
In north Delhi's Inderlok and its surrounding areas, at least three paramilitary companies along with local police units will continue their deployment on Saturday, authorities stated
The Evolving Canvas of Korea, the possibility of K-Art
One can view total 56 artworks which is presented in seven sections and categories: Media, Painting, Ceramics, Crafts, Calligraphy, Photography, and Pop Art
Two DANICS officers suspended over ‘unproductive expenditure’ on Delhi govt ads
Shamim Akhtar and Manoj Dwivedi, who previously served as directors in the said department, have been suspended with immediate effect by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), exercising powers granted by the Central Civil Services (Classification, Control and Appeal) Rules, 1965
LG approves two panels to implement Centre’s scheme for financial aid to poor prisoners
The approximate amount required to provide assistance to these prisoners (161 under trial prisoners and one convict) have been calculated to Rs 23.79 lakh by the prison department
Delhi Police officer suspended for ‘kicking’ namazis in Inderlok
Deputy Commissioner of Police said that action is being initiated against Sub-Inspector Manoj Kumar Tomar, who is seen assaulting the people in the video
‘Naari’- A group art exhibition
The 'Naari' Art Exhibition promises to be a thought-provoking and visually stunning celebration of women, their stories, and their indelible impact on the world
Delhi gym trainer stabbed to death hours before wedding, father arrested
Gaurav Singhal, 29, was stabbed 15 times in his face and chest at his home in south Delhi's Devli Extension early Thursday, hours before he was supposed to get married
Fake medicine racket busted in Delhi, 10 arrested
Police said the accused were selling the drugs, manufactured in factories situated in Shamli and Ghaziabad, to retailers in Delhi. The arrested persons included wholesalers and pharmacists. Police said the seized medicines were worth crores of rupees