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Strict actions against contractors violating safety and security criteria at road construction sites, says Manish Sisodia
After witnessing instances of violation of safety and security standards at road construction sites, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia said that strict actions will be taken against those violating the norms
Delhi government partners with Burlington English to develop communication skills of school students
Delhi government partners with Burlington English to develop communication skills of school students
The Delhi Board of School Education (DBSE) partner with Burlington English to train students and teacher at schools with English language skills
Women living in slums to receive firefighting training in the national capital
Following the incidents of fire in Delhi's slums, the government has decided to train the women living in such areas for firefighting in order to create awareness and assist fire department
Students happy with the second phase of CUET exams
In the second-phase of CUET exams, students say that their experience this time was hassle-free, unlike the phase one exams in July when they faced several issues
Across borders, with love
Asghar Wajahat’s play, 'Jis Lahore Nai Dekhya Woh Jamyai Nai’, poignantly weaves the stories and traumatic experiences of two families affected by the Partition
Bus route rationalisation to revive in Delhi
The Delhi Government is working on its much delayed plan to rationalise bus routes in the capital so that every passenger can board a bus within 15 minutes and in a radius of 500 metres of wherever they are, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal stated on Wednesday
Delhi Police: No kite flying in Red Fort area on Independence Day
In a one-of-its-kind security measure to prevent stray kites from falling inside Red Fort, the police have sought help of 231 regular kite-flyers from the walled city area
Discoms in Delhi advise against flyng kites with metal-coated strings
Ahead of Independence Day and Raksha Bandhan, discoms in Delhi have urged people not to fly kites with metal-coated strings near installations, including electricity wires and poles, in order to be safe and prevent disruption of power supply