Not freebies but efforts to building India no 1, free education and healthcare: Arvind Kejriwal

Arvind Kejriwal claimed on Saturday that his government's plans for free electricity, healthcare and education were not ‘freebies’ but rather efforts to create the groundwork for making India the most powerful nation in the world

Delhi government to partner with IIIT to improve urban mobility

Delhi government will set up a center in partnership with IIIT Delhi for finding solutions regarding urban mobility

Delhi Government circulates questionnaire among traders of 5 markets for redevelopment

Of the five markets selected by the Delhi Government for redevelopment, questions on the age group of the customers and conversion rate of deals are included in a questionnaire circulated among the traders

Delhi Government directs officials for a time bound redressal of public grievances

The Delhi Government in order to keep up with its good work has directed all the departmental heads to ensure that all the pending grievances are resolved in a time bound manner, and the pendency of such complaints are bright down, said the officials on Saturday

Vinai Kumar Saxena takes oath as the 22nd Lt Governor of Delhi on Thursday

Saxena (64), was administered the oath of office and secrecy by Acting Chief Justice of the Delhi High Court Vipin Sanghi.

Sisodia orders officials to complete upgradation of drainages by May 31

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia has directed PWD officials to complete desilting of drains and installation of pumps at vulnerable points by May 31 to ensure that waterlogging does not take place during the upcoming monsoon season.

Covid may reappear in June: IIT Kanpur study suggests possibilities

Though the average man on the street is hoping against hope that the pandemic is over,  the medical fraternity and government authorities are planning how to counter the fourth wave of Covid-19. One prediction says it will strike around 22 June and end on 24 October

Casteist slurs at Delhi campus: sanitation workers continue to protest

A corrupt nexus between officials of a women’s university under the Delhi Government and private companies who have been given labour contracts have led to ongoing protests by sanitation workers. After years of illegal salary ‘cuts’, a breaking point has been reached