Delhi hotel fire: Owner’s aide, accountant Jay Mishra surrenders before court, sent to police custody

Hotel owner's aide and accountant Jay Mishra surrenders; sent to two-day police custody in probe into south Delhi hotel fire that claimed 22 lives

Delhi hotel fire: Foreign national succumbs during treatment, toll climbs to 22

A Nigerian national injured in the Malviya Nagar hotel fire succumbed during treatment, taking the death toll to 22 as police continue to investigate alleged safety lapses and negligence

Malviya Nagar fire: 5 successfully weaned off ventilators; one remains on life support

According to the hospital, all five patients in the Malviya Nagar fire are stable and showing signs of improvement

Malviya Nagar fire: Cook arrested, several others detained as probe widens

The latest arrest comes as the Delhi Police widens its probe into the tragedy, examining alleged irregularities in the building

Delhi hotel fire: Most occupants were medical tourists from Central Asia, Africa

Located close to one of premier medical facilities of Delhi, Max Super Speciality Hospital, Saket, Flourish Stay Bed and Breakfast was occupied largely by international patients undergoing treatment, along with their relatives and attendants. The fire reportedly broke out around 8:50 am, reportedly from the B&B’s restaurant in the basement of the five-storey building. Kesar […]

A tragic end: Malviya Nagar fire wipes out eight of family

Eight members of a Gurugram family died in the Malviya Nagar hotel fire, leaving behind a trail of grief and raising questions over fire safety lapses

Delhi blaze: Hotel building owner arrested after Malviya Nagar fire kills 21

Hotel owner arrested after 21 die in Malviya Nagar blaze; investigators cite alleged fire safety violations, unauthorised construction and operation beyond permitted capacity

Malviya Nagar fire: initial probe highlights violations, single entry/exit

Authorities are investigating possible licensing and safety violations after a fire at a Hauz Rani B&B killed at least 21 people, most of them foreign nationals, and injured several others