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-July 9, 2026

Complaints logged, issues persist: Delhi’s familiar monsoon loop

Complaints logged, issues persist: Delhi’s familiar monsoon loop

Data from PWD’s grievance portal and residents’ accounts highlight continuing concerns over waterlogging, roads and drainage

-June 30, 2026

BNS leaves male, transgender sexual assault survivors without rape law protection

BNS leaves male, transgender sexual assault survivors without rape law protection

Survivors, lawyers and activists say men and transgender persons who survive sexual assault remain inadequately protected under the BNS

-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 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 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

-June 4, 2026

Malviya Nagar fire: initial probe highlights violations, single entry/exit

Malviya Nagar fire: initial probe highlights violations, single entry/exit

Authorities are investigating possible licensing and safety violations after a fire at a Hauz Rani B&B killed at least 21 people, most of them foreign nationals, and injured several others

-June 1, 2026

Delhi: 5,000 cases in labour courts, one widow still waiting

Delhi: 5,000 cases in labour courts, one widow still waiting

Thousands of labour disputes remain pending before Delhi’s labour courts, with workers alleging years-long delays in compensation, pension, and wage-related cases as repeated adjournments, staffing shortages, and prolonged litigation continue to slow the resolution process