DELHI GOVERNMENT
Kids suffered the most when pollution in Delhi reached hazardous levels in the initial days of November. Protecting young lungs has become a major concern as parents are opting to keep their kids indoors. But doctors feel forcing them indoors can affect their mental health
[…]During a review meeting last week, the transport department had decided that the curbs under Stage 3 of GRAP should remain in place for the next few days instead of a knee-jerk reaction
[…]According to officials, entry tickets for the India International Trade Fair, which will be held from November 14–27, would be available at 67 DMRC metro stations
[…]The first week of November was a toxic one for the Delhiites as schools had to be shut down due to high levels of pollution. Even as the government promises more control in the future, residents have gotten used to living in dirty air
[…]Celebrated ardently in Bihar and parts of Uttar Pradesh and Nepal, Chhath Puja is a festival of many rituals – some of which include a river. With the rising pollution in Delhi and unavailability of train tickets, devotees continue to celebrate the festival
[…]The transport department is issuing notices to vehicle owners without valid PUCCs to get them within a week or face suspension of registration certificates.
[…]In an online briefing, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal asked people in the country to donate blood on Bhagat Singh’s death anniversary
[…]At present, those whose power consumption is less than 200 units do not have to pay any electricity charges.
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