Cab drivers protest at Jantar Mantar: toll tax, fuel rates, fare fixation cited under concerns

Scores of drivers of tourist taxis, Ola, Uber cabs and three-wheelers participated in the protest at Jantar Mantar.

EWS entry level admissions to begin soon

Earlier, the admission process for the 2022-23 academic session under the three categories was scheduled to begin from March 22.

SAU campus protests: dream turns sour

As the new policy on scholarships being non-transferable and freeships being limited is introduced, students of SAARC countries protest against this unjust move. 

‘Ek Dost Heals thy Heart’: celebrating Indian women

On 8 March, Ek Dost Heals thy Heart, along with WWW (Women Who Win) founded by Ms Simmi Bhasin, organised a special event for Women’s day.   Women entrepreneurs from different fields participated in this event. Guest of Honor Padma Bhushan Dr Neelam Kler, who is also the Chairperson of Neonatology at Sir Ganga Ram hospital, […]

Not so fast, boys: gig workers bear the brunt of superfast delivery

The quick delivery startup Blinkit faces many glitches but a timely investment from Zomato might help it stay afloat in the e-grocery race

A jhuggi behind the WHO office tells tales of civic decay: Who’s responsible?

Right behind the WHO office, an unhygienic slum mocks at the lofty ideals the international body promotes, and makes a mockery of the Delhi Master Plan, the municipal authorities’ alertness and the boasts of slum redevelopment

Delhi to get 100 more e-vehicle charging stations by June 27

Addressing a press conference here, minister Satyendra Jain said that the charge for using the station facility would be Rs 2 per unit, which he claimed would be the lowest in the country.

Covid blues at the Delhi zoo

A seemingly bored black-faced langur, or monkey, sits in a sunny corner of its cave examining its long tail. The langur was basking in the moderately warm heat that the capital receives with the onset of summers. It looked puzzled, surprised to have found a part of its body hanging out there, or perhaps too […]