Delhi boy who was sodomised reveals horrific details in recorded video days before death

The boy's mother said her son initially lied that he was injured while playing but narrated his ordeal to her when she prodded him

CUET PG results out, but technical glitches, complexities keep students perplexed

The decision by Delhi University to accept admissions based on a common entrance test rather than merit was considered as a positive step, but execution was marred by loopholes.

The present is dark, so is the future

During the monsoon, those who stay on the banks of the Yamuna often have to evacuate their hutments to stay safe. When times are normal, they face the challenge of living without electricity

Delhi pollution: Kejriwal unveils winter action plan, urges cooperation among NCR neighbours

Kejriwal announced that teams would be set up to check garbage burning, dust and vehicular emission to curb air pollution in the national capital.

Firing on Jamia student: Varsity says students’ safety administration’s priority

Ali had a superficial injury on the scalp. The injured was shifted to the AIIMS Trauma Centre. The crime team is inspecting the scene of crime

Downpour brings down Capital’s mercury, but spawns dengue

The retreating monsoon left puddles of water in Delhi, prompting authorities to review the city's dengue prevention efforts. As the Delhi government announces initiatives to check the spread of mosquito-borne diseases, experts are unhappy with the capacity of public hospitals to handle such cases

‘Dhaakis’ fill the air with festive beats

With their arrival, dhaakis quickly moved to different pandals at CR Park to set the tune for Durga Puja. The air was filled with the rhythm of the festival

Helpline and complaint numbers: MCD takes another step against Dengue in Delhi

The Municipal Corporation of Delhi has released helpline and complaint numbers in order to tackle the rising cases of dengue in Delhi. Earlier, the MCD had issued several fines and notices in the same regard. However, the cases continued to increase