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Adhere to guidelines to curb dust pollution during winter: Rai to construction firms
The government is preparing a winter action plan to control pollution, with 28 departments assigned specific tasks and expected to submit their reports soon
Carry out repair, beautification work in east Delhi areas: LG to officials
The Lt Governor's office will monitor the progress of the work and no status report will be accepted without photo or video evidence
Can’t meddle with employment agreement between pilots, Akasa Air, DGCA tells Delhi HC
The DGCA emphasized that it would be in the best interest of both parties if Akasa Air adhered to the aviation regulator's directive to maintain a limited flight schedule when it lacks a sufficient number of pilots to operate its flights
Implement the 63 action points of G20 declaration, Delhi govt tells departments
Various departments, including transportation and environment, along with agencies like the Delhi Transport Corporation and the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation, will focus on action points related to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and carbon footprint
Global flavours at the Indian table
The Crowne Plaza at Okhla has laid out a wide spread of over 100 dishes for visitors to experience international street flavours and cultures at ‘Around The Globe’ food fiesta in its all-day dining restaurant ‘Edesia’
In plot to frame rival, man shoots himself in leg in Delhi; 3 arrested
The injured Waseem was subsequently transported to GTB Hospital, and the trio made a PCR call on their way there, according to the police
DUSU elections result: ABVP wins 3 posts, NSUI wins VP post
Tushar Dedha of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) won the post of DUSU president, defeating NSUI's Hitesh Gulia by a margin of 3,115 votes
Counting of votes in Delhi University Students Union election underway
Vote counting for the DUSU elections in Delhi University began. Results for all four central panel positions expected soon. 24 candidates competing. 42% voter turnout. ABVP and NSUI claim wins in multiple colleges. Concerns include rising fees and affordable housing