IIT Delhi revamps curriculum to ease student load, meet industry needs

IIT Delhi overhauls curriculum after 12 years to ease student load and align with evolving industry needs, says Director Rangan Banerjee

Yamuna river pollution spikes despite clean-up push

Despite clean-up promises, Yamuna river remains toxic. High pollution levels, untreated sewage, and industrial waste threaten city’s water supply and health, pushing experts to demand urgent reforms in drainage, treatment, and ecological flow restoration

Delhi to host industrial ideathon; Rs 80 lakh prize pool for student innovators

The event is being organised by the Delhi State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation (DSIIDC) in collaboration with the Department of Industries and is expected to draw hundreds of participants.

India’s first robot-assisted heart, breast surgery performed in Delhi

Rare 11-hour dual surgery successfully treats life-threatening heart and cancer conditions

Man held for attempting to kidnap minor in northwest Delhi

The incident occurred on Sunday, when the accused, identified as Govind, was caught red-handed while trying to escape with the boy after the public raised an alarm

Delhi Police busts exam cheating racket; dummy candidate, two school staff and woman held

The school involved in this case is a private institution located in Hemkunt Colony which was designated as an examination centre by the CBSE for recruitment drive

Delhi CM Rekha Gupta to present 100-day report card on May 31

The BJP returned to power in Delhi after 25 years, with Gupta sworn in as chief minister on February 20 at a grand Ramlila Maidan ceremony attended by Prime Minister Modi

Delhi CM warns action against officials over waterlogging

Delhi saw its wettest May since 1901, with 186.4 mm of rain surpassing the 2008 record of 165 mm