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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
Daily Covid cases in Delhi cross 2,000-mark after six months; positivity rate rises to 11.64%
Fresh Covid cases crossed the 2,000-mark in the national capital on Wednesday after six months, while the city also reported five fatalities due to the viral infection, as per the data shared by the health department
Delhi reports India’s first monkeypox case in a woman, city’s tally rises to 4
On Wednesday, a Nigerian woman in her 30s, living in Delhi for over a month, tested positive for monkeypox, taking the capital’s tally to four. This is the country’s ninth case and the first case in a woman, with most cases being found in young men till date
Man accused of attempt to murder acquitted by the court
Rashid Ali, a man accused of attempt to murder, gets acquitted by the court after the complainant and alleged victim fails the testimony
Foot over bridge to be constructed between Anand Vihar and Kaushambi, PWD officials say
Public Works Department has made a decision to build a foot over bridge between Anand Vihar and Kaushambi to ease pedestrian movement in the region
Student groups protest at Arts Faculty against fee hike and FYUP
Members of two student groups — All India Students' Association (AISA) and Krantikari Yuva Sangathan (KYS) — staged a protest outside the Delhi University's Arts Faculty on Wednesday against the proposed fee hike and Four Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUP)
Academic Council approves students of other universities to take up courses in DU
The Delhi University's Academic Council approved a scheme on Wednesday that will allow students of other universities and institutions to study various courses in the varsity from next year, officials stated