Temperature not expected to rise much in the next few days: Official

Head of the Regional Weather Forecast Centre says western disturbances caused the recent non-monsoon rains in the Capital and that the city could see more showers on May 12

Pedalling to move up in life

Power The Pedal, a campaign by Greenpeace India, empowers working-class women by offering them cycles and creates a much-needed dialogue around city’s unequal infrastructure

Drugs worth Rs 85 crore seized, six arrested: Delhi Police

Police seized a total of 101.62 kg of opium and 2 kg of heroin, which is valued at more than Rs 85 crore in the international market

Delhi witnesses fog in hottest month of year, 3rd coldest May morning since 1901

The minimum temperature on Thursday dropped to 15.8 degrees Celsius, making it the third coldest morning in May since 1901

Six Yards and 365 Days to host event celebrating Indian handloom sarees

More than 30,000 women from India and around the world have joined the online platform of Six Yards and 365 Days, in an effort to encourage the value and preservation of handlooms

Delhi couple arrested for killing man, dumping body in drain

According to police, the victim, Umesh, had visited an acquaintance named Sunny on Sunday evening, where a scuffle broke out resulting in his death.

IMD forecasts light rain, thundershowers with gusty winds in Delhi

The second coolest May day in 13 years was recorded on Monday, with a maximum temperature of 26.1 degrees Celsius, 13 degrees below average for this time of year, and the second consecutive day in this year's summer season when the maximum temperature settled 10 degrees below normal

No respite for Capital’s Burmese refugees

Escaping bloodbath and destruction in Myanmar, the Chin community arrived in Delhi for a brighter future, but in vain. It battles racist slurs and discrimination with women facing sexual harassment regularly