Teachers and students oppose scrapping B.El.Ed course in DU

The Delhi University was the only varsity to have its own integrated four-year Bachelor of Elementary Education (B.El.Ed) programme

Group art exhibition at Open Palm Court Art Gallery

The exhibition, which will feature 20 artists, strives to provide a platform to young artist to showcase their work with professionals.

Delhi Prisons Dept seeks amendment to transfer under-trials to jails in other states

The prisons department's action also comes only days after gangster Tillu Tajpuriya was fatally stabbed inside Tihar Prison by four inmates from a rival group, creating significant concerns about the prison's security

Delhi man accused of attempting to murder his wife acquitted by court

The court stated that the prosecution's case was principally supported by the testimony of the wife or the complainant and an eyewitness who had become hostile and denied the accused's involvement

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

Medical college ‘leaves’ out resident doctor

A doctor at Safdarjung Hospital has been denied examination form for the upcoming session due to discrepancy in attendance, which the doctor says is not his fault

Picking the lighter side of poets

Octogenarian KL Narang Saaqi has spent his life compiling humour, witty sayings of Urdu litterateurs while balancing his passion with ups and downs of his business

IPL, a mixed bag of emotions

Restaurant and pub owners offering screening of Indian Premier League matches are facing mixed response with some struggling to attract customers due to Covid while others having heavy footfall