Delhi HC orders trademark law offender to deposit Rs 25 lakh in PM Relief Fund

The Delhi High Court has directed a spices manufacturer to submit Rs 25 lakh to the Prime Minister's National Relief Fund for operating its business in violation of the trademark law and also imposed costs of Rs 30 lakh on it

Eggstra care: The crunch of eco-friendly success

Delhi-based designer Midushi Kochhar fashions artefacts out of eggshells and shoes out of palm leaves to ensure that our lifestyles do not weigh heavy on the environment. It’s a form of minimalism, she says 

Offtrack thrills: Getting down and dirty 

The craze for off-roading captured a few individuals in Delhi-NCR around 10 years back. Over the years, what started as a mere hobby has moulded veterans

9,000-ha land at hand in Yamuna floodplains for plantation: Delhi forest dept

The Delhi Development Authority has been advised by the city forest department that there is land available in the Yamuna floodplains that may be utilized for raising plantations that are compatible with the river ecology and compensatory afforestation for projects of national importance

Systemic change in supplementary nutrition in Anganwadi centres, says Gahlot

Delhi Women and Child Development Minister Kailash Gahlot stated on Friday that the supply of supplementary nourishment currently provided to Anganwadi centres in the nation's capital is undergoing a systematic transformation

Montenegro consulate complains LG for no water supply for two days

Montenegro consulate in Delhi complained to Lieutenant Governor regarding the interruption of water supply for two consecutive days

Delhi reports 2,419 Coronavirus cases, the highest in six month

Delhi recorded 2,419 Covid cases on Friday, the most in the previous six months, with a positive rate of 12.95%

“Dry days’ likely to come back in Delhi under the old excise regime

A number of liquor vends are going to be opened on 1 September by the Delhi government under the old excise regime; past norms like “dry days” likely to return