What does Delhi think of the amended labour laws?

With the amendments in labour laws by the Central government, a number of changes in the work culture are set to take place, Patriot finds out what professionals in Delhi-NCR have to say in this regard

Delhi government to involve food delivery platforms and e-commerce firms for implementing SUP ban

The Delhi government is planning to involve different e-commerce firms and food delivery platforms, including Zomato, Swiggy, Flipkart and Amazon, for effective implementation of the ban on single-use plastic (SUP) items in the capital, officials stated on Saturday

Zubair’s bail plea denied, sent for 14-day custody

A city court on Saturday denied bail to Alt News co-founder Mohammed Zubair and sent him to jail for 14 days in a case related to an "objectionable tweet" he had posted in 2018

How normal is Burari’s famous neighbourhood after it witnessed the death of a family?

Four years after 11 members of a family were found hanging in their home, Sant Nagar in Delhi’s Burari is back to normal. The area is abuzz with coaching centres and shops doing brisk business

Delhi to expect drizzle: IMD

On Saturday, Delhiites wake up to another cloudy day as drizzle accompanied with thunder and lightning are expected during the day, as per India Meteorological Department (IMD)

How will a thousand flowers bloom again?

The proposed plan to redevelop the Ghazipur flower market by the Delhi government looks good on paper but shopkeepers have a different story to tell. Already in distress due to the pandemic lockdown and scorching summer, they doubt if the authorities will sincerely work to improve their situation

Man attempts suicide by jumping in front of a train at Moolchand metro station

More than five such cases have been reported in Delhi so far this year

Monsoon hits Delhi with traffic snarls and waterlogging

On Thursday morning, the capital received its first monsoon showers, which was accompanied with waterlogging in many areas causing traffic snarls