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Delhi has a total of 6 legal and 11 Sakhi One Stop Centres meant to help women facing any kind of violence; unfortunately, none of them function effectively
[…]From shadowy streets to insufficient street lighting, the national capital remains a battleground for women’s safety as promises of reforms fade into bureaucratic limbo
[…]Delhi Trasport Corporation’s ageing fleet faces frequent steering, brakes, and engine failures, endangering lives and throwing the public transport in disarray
[…]The Capital’s highest AQI of the season — 494 — was recorded on November 18, and in some of the 13 pollution hotspots, the reading was as high as 1700
[…]Authorities struggle to enforce pollution-control measures as construction activities continue unbated across key residential and industrial areas in the city
[…]While the Delhi Metro is running more trips, DTC is facing hurdles in increasing bus services due to fleet and traffic constraints
[…]As the air quality crisis deepens, experts question whether deploying untrained volunteers can really combat pollution in the national capital
[…]Except Anand Vihar Railway Station, no other major railway station in the nation capital has the basic infrastructure needed to facilitate the movement of people with mobility impairment, leaving them at the mercy of others
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