Delhi: Carjacker shot in leg after trying to snatch cop’s pistol in Dwarka

Police shot and injured a carjacking suspect in Dwarka after he allegedly tried to snatch an officer’s service pistol while attempting to flee arrest, prompting political allegations over police conduct

Delhi: Hit by speeding car, pedestrian dies in Rajouri Garden

A pedestrian was killed after being hit by a speeding car near Rajouri Garden’s Marble Market early Friday, with police examining CCTV footage to trace the driver

Dehydrated eagles, unconscious pigeons, and a city out of shade

Veterinarians, rescuers, and Delhi Fire Services officials say distress calls involving birds and stray animals suffering from dehydration, heatstroke, infections, and exhaustion have risen sharply as prolonged heatwave conditions and soaring temperatures continue across Delhi-NCR

Delhi to provide free travel in DTC buses for NEET-UG re-test candidates on June 21

Delhi govt to provide free DTC bus travel to NEET-UG re-test candidates on June 21 against valid admit cards after the exam was rescheduled over alleged paper leak concerns

Delhi govt directs departments to prevent electricity misuse, adopt energy-efficient ways

Delhi government asks departments to curb power wastage by limiting unnecessary lighting and maintaining ACs at energy-efficient temperatures as part of broader resource-saving measures

CCI’s first chairman Dhanendra Kumar dies in fire at south Delhi home; AC blast suspected

Smoke inhalation after suspected AC blast-triggered fire at Hauz Khas residence claims life of former IAS officer and ex-CCI chief Dhanendra Kumar; son injured, probe underway

Thursday’s rain brings mercury down in Delhi; more likely today

Rain and gusty winds bring respite from the heat in Delhi, with temperatures dipping below normal and the IMD forecasting more showers and thunderstorms under an orange alert

AIIMS subway is full, a shelter 2 km away empty

Despite Delhi’s intense summer heat, many attendants outside major hospitals remain unaware of temporary shelters set up by DUSIB, with several facilities reporting extremely low occupancy and visitors citing poor publicity, distance concerns, and limited accessibility