PM Modi Urges Teachers To Shield Students From Drug Menace
New Delhi, Sep 5: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged teachers to make students aware of the dangers of drugs and help reduce their screen time, stressing that educators must pay attention to childrens behaviour and everyday lives beyond their academic performance. Interacting with national award-winning teachers on Friday, on the eve of Teachers Day, [] The post PM Modi Urges Teachers To Shield Students From Drug Menace appeared first on Northlines .
Teachers should not generate fear in students, have duty to guide them: President Murmu
NEW DELHI: A teachers conduct should not generate fear and anxiety among students, as educators help shape their destinies and have a duty to guide them to become good human beings, President Droupadi Murmu said on the occasion of Teachers Day 2026. Marking the occasion, President Murmu has written an article in which she extended []
Heavy rain batters Delhi-NCR, roads waterlogged in several areas
Delhi Police arrests two accused in vehicle theft cases, recovers stolen motorcycle
NEW DELHI: The stage is set for the Miss World 2026 finale, which will take place in Vietnam today, with contestants from across the globe competing for the prestigious crown. Representing India at the global pageant is Nikita Porwal, who will compete for the coveted Miss World crown. The grand finale, featuring 111 contestants, will []
Delhi-NCR: Fresh rain brings respite from humid weather; waterlogging reported in several areas
NEW DELHI: A fresh spell of rain lashed several parts of the national capital on Saturday morning, bringing respite to residents from hot and humid conditions following heavy showers a day earlier. Several localities, including South Avenue, witnessed light rain during the morning hours. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), areas such as Palam, []
Fresh rain brings relief to Delhi-NCR but causes waterlogging in areas
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Heavy rain lashed Delhi and nearby areas on Saturday morning. IndiGo and Akasa Air issued advisories for potential flight disruptions. Delhi Airport operations remained normal while authorities monitored the weather closely. Moderate showers brought down the minimum temperature across the national capital. Traffic movement faced disruptions due to waterlogging and event rehearsals.
Brics Summit: Traffic restrictions across Delhi on key routes today
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India Moves to Buy 5 More S-400s After Op Sindoor Success; Russia Sends Cost Proposal
India is pressing ahead with plans to acquire five additional S-400 air defence squadrons from Russia, buoyed by the systems performance during Operation Sindoor, according to a report in the Hindustan Times. Russia has now sent New Delhi a cost proposal for the fresh batch of squadrons, the paper reported. However, the final go-ahead will [] The post India Moves to Buy 5 More S-400s After Op Sindoor Success; Russia Sends Cost Proposal appeared first on Tfipost.com .
A Delhi-based property owner was denied tax credit after her tenant deducted TDS but didn't pay it to the government. Here's what ITAT Delhi ruled.
Delhi Police issues traffic advisory for motorcade rehearsal ahead of BRICS Summit 2026
Delhi traffic advisory: Police has issued an advisory for BRICS Summit 2026 motorcade rehearsal traffic diversions. Commuters faced regulated movement and diversions on key routes across the national capital. The traffic restrictions were in place for several hours on Saturday afternoon. Authorities advised citizens to plan journeys and use public transport to avoid inconvenience. Emergency and essential service vehicles received priority passage during the regulated movement.
Has Govt Announced School Holiday For Sep 11 Following BRICS Summit 2026? Here's the Answer
School Holiday News: To host the 18th BRICS Leaders' Summit smoothly and avoid traffic jams, the Delhi LG has announced to close all Government offices in the national capital on Friday, September 11, 2026. But the announcement created confusion over opening
Phuket-Delhi Flight: Air India Sacks Pilot After Confirmatory Psychoactive-Substance Test
Air India fires Phuket-Delhi pilot after psychoactive test as investigators probe a 664-foot altitude upset.
Delhi traffic police issues advisory for BRICS Summit 2026 rehearsal
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IND vs AFG 2026: Could Sanju Samson and Vaibhav Suryavanshi Be Indias New Opening Pair?
India are preparing to switch formats again as attention turns towards the upcoming T20 series against Afghanistan. After their recent Test assignment in Sri Lanka, the focus will now move to the shortest format, with the Afghanistan matches scheduled to be played at Delhi's Arun Jaitley Stadium.One...
What's behind the intense rain hitting Delhi-NCR? It's not just monsoon
Whats behind the intense rain hitting DelhiNCR Its not just monsoon
Delhi gets rain, cooler weather; heavy rainfall across north, central India
Delhi recorded 2 mm of rain at Safdarjung between 11.30 pm Friday and 8.30 am Saturday, while IMD has forecast widespread rain and thunderstorms across several parts of India
Right-wing creator Swatantra Bhardwaj detained after protest over alleged attack on CJP activist
Delhi Police detained 21-year-old content creator Swatantra Bhardwaj, accused of seriously injuring 38-year-old Sanjay Azad during a protest at Jantar Mantar on June 23. The detention came hours after the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) and other political leaders staged a protest outside the Parliament Street police station, demanding action in the case. According to the [] The post Right-wing creator Swatantra Bhardwaj detained after protest over alleged attack on CJP activists father appeared first on Pragativadi I Latest Odisha News in English I Breaking News .
Rain Continues in Delhi-NCR, Air Quality Improves to Green Zone
Recent rains in Delhi-NCR have improved air quality, with many areas now in the green zone. Weather forecasts indicate continued rainfall. Rain Continues in Delhi-NCR, Air Quality Improves to Green Zone
Gold and Silver Prices Today: Gold Jumps 1,400 in Delhi; Check Latest Rates and MCX Update
Gold and silver prices remain in focus as the precious metals market continues to witness sharp movements across domestic and international trading platforms. While physical gold prices climbed strongly in Delhi on Friday, September 4, the futures market moved in the opposite direction as traders bo...
Rain fury continues in Delhi-NCR as IMD issues yellow alert; more showers likely
Heavy rainfall lashed Delhi and its neighbouring areas for a second straight day on Saturday, disrupting normal life and forcing the India Meteorological Department (IMD) issue a yellow alert, forecasting more showers across the national capital region (NCR) throughout the day.
UGC-NET June 2026 re-exam: Delhi HC seeks NTA, Centre response over English exam
While the English and Commerce papers will be re-conducted on September 9, the Sociology paper will be held on September 10.
BRICS Meet: Delhi Govt to Spruce Up Key Routes, City Parts
The additional chief secretary (I&FC) has been asked to review drainage arrangements, waterlogging-prone points and emergency dewatering measures along the route, they said.
Delhi govt to inspect Bharat Mandapam-airport route ahead of Brics Summit
The Delhi government will carry out an inspection of the route from Bharat Mandapam to the Indira Gandhi International Airport on Saturday for the upcoming BRICS Summit, officials said. The inspection, scheduled under the chairmanship of the Delhi chief secretary, will focus on roads, potholes, footpaths, drainage and waterlogging, cleanliness, BRICS branding and the overall civic appearance along the route, they said. Officials from the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC), Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), Public Works Department (PWD), Delhi Police, Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL) and National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), among others, have been asked to be part of the exercise. The additional chief secretary (I&FC) has been asked to review drainage arrangements, waterlogging-prone points and emergency dewatering measures along the route, they said. The NDMC chairperson will be responsible for checking areas under its jurisdiction, particularly locations where ..
Delhi Class 9 student murdered over friendship with girl
A 15-year-old Class 9 student was fatally stabbed in Delhi's Nangloi area by three juveniles following a dispute over his friendship with a girl. The incident occurred on Thursday afternoon, and all three suspects were apprehended by police within hours.
Delhi government officials will inspect the BRICS Summit route on Saturday. The inspection covers roads, footpaths, drainage, and overall civic appearance. Various departments including PWD and Delhi Police will participate in this important exercise. Officials will review traffic management and ensure preparedness around the airport. This inspection aims to ensure a smooth experience for visiting dignitaries.
Union Road Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari has announced that owners of old diesel trucks and buses will be allowed to retrofit their vehicles with a low-cost emission-control device developed from an IIT-Delhi innovation. The device, priced at around Rs 4,000-5,000, can cut particulate matter emissions by up to 90% and nitrogen oxide emissions by 60%, bringing BS-III, BS-IV and older diesel vehicles close to BS-VI emission levels.
Janhvi Kapoor personality rights case: 552 URLs ordered removed
The Delhi High Court is examining personality rights in the digital realm. Actor Janhvi Kapoor's plea against online identity misuse prompted this review. An amicus curiae was appointed to assist the court with broader legal questions. The court previously ordered the removal of 552 sexually explicit URLs. Further classification of online content is underway for legal consideration.
Delhi-NCR braces for another spell of rain, thunderstorms; temp likely to remain below normal
4 months left, Delhi crosses annual rainfall normal; IMD predicts more showers ahead
Hindutva influencer Bhardwaj faces SC/ST, POCSO charges
New Delhi: Delhi Police on Friday, September 4, qadded provisions of the SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act and criminal intimidation to the FIR against Hindutva influencer Swatantra Bhardwaj over the alleged assault on the father of a minor activist, during the CJP-led protest at Jantar Mantar in July. A POCSO case has also been registered Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Class 9 student stabbed to death in Delhi after dispute over friendship with girl
Class student stabbed to death in Delhi after dispute over friendship with girl
Nepal floods: 5-year-old among 3 Indians rescued from Trishuli Bazaar area
New Delhi, Sep 04: Three more Indian nationals, among them a five-year-old child, have been rescued from the flood-hit Trishuli Bazaar area of Nepal, bringing the total count of Indian evacuees to 169, while 275 nationals remain missing, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Friday. Sharing broader updates on the safety of Indian nationals, MEA Spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal noted that 1,907 Indians have safely crossed over to Nepal from China. The three Indian nationals rescued from the Trishuli Bazaar area since Friday have been identified as Abhijit Suresh Pawar, Dipika Abhijit Pawar, and five-year-old Samarth Abhijit Pawar, Jaiswal said, adding that the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu is facilitating their return flight home. The spokesperson said India has supplied around 95 tonnes of relief material to Nepal since the flash floods hit the country on August 26. The death toll from the floods has risen to at least 1,295 after rescue workers recovered more bodies from affected areas, according to Nepalese authorities. While emergency teams have rescued more than 12,000 people, roughly 5,000 remain missing as search and rescue operations continue. As per our information, 275 Indian nationals remain missing. We continue to be in close touch with the Nepali government, Jaiswal said at his regular media briefing. We deeply appreciate the efforts of the Nepalese authorities in this regard. Jaiswal said 169 Indian nationals have been rescued and 1,907 Indians have safely crossed into Nepal from China. As per official sources in China, there are no Indian travellers who are stranded in the Tibetan Autonomous Region in China, Jaiswal noted. The MEA spokesperson said India will continue to provide assistance to Nepal as per the requirements of the government in that country. We do plan to send more forensic kits, Bailey bridges and other materials that are requested by the government of Nepal, he said. Jaiswal said India has supplied around 95 tonnes of relief material on seven aircraft to Nepal till now. In addition to the relief material, we have also sent 54 personnel to support relief and rescue efforts in Nepal. This comprises 30 tunnel rescue experts, 19 forensic experts, and a five-member medical team. Our rescue and forensic teams are deployed on the ground, and they are working closely with the Nepalese authorities, he said. The first tranche of relief materials was sent by India hours after Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to his Nepalese counterpart Balendra Shah on August 26, the day the flash floods struck the Himalayan nation. Modi had assured Shah of all possible humanitarian assistance to deal with the situation. The floods have damaged 35 motorable bridges, 45 suspension bridges, and 40 km of black-topped roads, mainly in central Nepal, according to local authorities. Jaiswal said India responded promptly to the flash floods in Nepal and will continue to support the reconstruction and recovery efforts in the country. To a question on climate change in the context of the Nepal floods, Jaiswal said India has consistently maintained that it is a common challenge, and action in this regard must be based on the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities. Developed countries who historically are responsible for the emissions and have contributed overwhelmingly to this crisis, must take lead in reducing emissions and supporting developing countries by way of finance and technology transfer to meet this challenge, he added.
Delhi, Noida, Gurugram weather today September 5: IMD has forecast light to moderate rain with thunderstorms across Delhi NCR, including Noida, Gurugram, Ghaziabad, and Faridabad, on September 5, driven by a quasi-stationary low pressure system over north Madhya Pradesh and south Uttar Pradesh.
Prime Minister Modi to Attend Centenary Celebration of Shri Ram College of Commerce
Prime Minister Modi will address the audience at the centenary celebration of Shri Ram College of Commerce in New Delhi today. Prime Minister Modi to Attend Centenary Celebration of Shri Ram College of Commerce
Swatantra Bhardwaj booked under POCSO Act: How influencer tried to evade police
Social media influencer Swatantra Bhardwaj was apprehended in Bulandshahr on Friday. He had allegedly assaulted the father of a student activist during a protest. Fresh FIRs were registered against Bhardwaj under Pocso and SC/ST Acts. Bhardwaj had publicly bragged about his alleged assault and political connections. Delhi Police took him into custody after he stayed with a local resident.
Jitendra Singh felicitates winners of International Earth Science Olympiad 2026
Union minister Jitendra Singh on Friday felicitated the winners of the 19th International Earth Science Olympiad (IESO) 2026 and said the government remains committed to empowering the youth through student-centric outreach programmes. Held from August 20 to 27 in Italy, the competition witnessed the participation of 39 countries. India secured a historic haul of nine medals comprising four gold, three silver, and two bronze medals across different categories. During the meeting, Singh highlighted that the government remains deeply committed to empowering the youth through student-centric outreach programmes and fostering foundational scientific temperament, according to a statement issued by the Ministry of Earth Sciences. The felicitation ceremony was of Team India school children, the winners of the 19th International Earth Science Olympiad (IESO) 2026 was held at a special appreciation and motivation meeting held at Prithvi Bhawan, Lodhi Road, New Delhi. Dr Jitendra Singh hailed the extraordinary milestone and expressed immense pride in the young achievers, congratulating the winners, their proud parents, and their respective schools for bringing global laurels to the nation. He highlighted the Ministrys vision and said the government remains deeply committed to empowering youth through student-centric outreach programs, fostering foundational scientific temperament, and encouraging young minds to explore Earth System Science. Indian student delegates delivered their best-ever performance at the 19th IESO, held under the aegis of the International Geoscience Organisation in Turin, Italy, from August 20 to 27, 2026. Competing against participants from 39 countries, Team India secured a historic haul of nine medalscomprising 4 Gold, 3 Silver, and 2 Bronze medalsacross Written and Practical examinations, International Team Field Investigation (ITFI), and Earth Science Project (ESP) categories. The stellar medalists who made the country proud include Soumik Mandal (DAV Model School, Durgapur, West Bengal) with two Gold, one Silver (Stood 3rd in the overall global ranking among 39 countries), Aaron Maiti (DAV Model School, IIT-KGP, West Bengal) with one Gold and Bronze each, Riddhi Ranjan (Gyan Asthali International School, Patna, Bihar) who won one Gold and one Silver, Md Ehtesham Rizwi Bihar (JNV) who won one Silver and one Bronze. Secretary Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES) Dr. T. Srinivasa Kumar also joined in commending the contingent and praised the students and mentors for recording Indias highest-ever medal tally in the competitions history. Rigorous National Selection & Training Pipeline preceded the participation in the prestigious Olympiad. The journey to international victory reflects structured national backing. Fully supported by the Ministry of Earth Sciences (MoES) under its Outreach and Awareness program, the Earth Science Olympiad begins with an all-India testfacilitated by the Geological Society of India (GSI)which saw approximately 17,800 students appear across 500 centers nationwide. The top 25 meritorious students underwent an intensive three-week training camp in June 2026 at M.S. University, Vadodara, Gujarat, conducted as desired by the Union Minister to rotate camp locations across different regions of the country. Through flagship initiatives like the IESO, alongside major national missions such as the Deep Ocean Mission, Mission Mausam, and PRITHVI, the Ministry of Earth Sciences continues to build robust public scientific awareness and inspire the next generation of geoscientists and researchers.
Janmashtami celebrated with religious fervour in Srinagar
Janmashtami, marking the birth anniversary of Lord Krishna, was celebrated with religious fervour and festive enthusiasm across Kashmir on Friday, with temples wearing a colourful look and devotees participating in prayers, bhajans and processions. The main attraction of the celebrations in Srinagar was the traditional Shobha Yatra, which began from the ISKCON Temple at Habba Kadal and passed through the city centre at Lal Chowk before culminating peacefully amid devotional chants. Men, women and children dressed in vibrant costumes representing Lord Krishna, Radha and other religious figures led the procession. The air resonated with bhajans, kirtans and chants of Hare Krishna as devotees danced to devotional music, carrying saffron flags and religious symbols. Some devotees also presented traditional Kashmiri devotional songs, adding a distinct local flavour to the celebrations. The colourful procession moved through Lal Chowk, drawing the attention of commuters, shopkeepers and tourists, while long queues of vehicles slowed briefly as people stopped to witness the spectacle. Officials said that elaborate security and traffic arrangements were put in place by the administration to ensure the smooth conduct of the procession. Personnel from Jammu and Kashmir Police, CRPF and other security agencies remained deployed along the route, facilitating devotees and regulating traffic, officials said. To mention, Janmashtami is one of the most significant festivals in the Hindu calendar, commemorating the birth of Lord Krishna, revered as the eighth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The festival symbolises the triumph of righteousness over evil and is observed with fasting, night-long prayers, devotional singing and cultural performances across the country. A Kashmiri Pandit devotee participating in the procession said the coincidence of Janmashtami falling on a Friday carried a special message of communal harmony. Today is Friday, a sacred day for our Muslim brothers, and as our bhajans echoed through the streets, the Azaan from nearby mosques could also be heard. Both prayers rose together in the same atmosphere. This is the real identity of Kashmir, where faiths coexist with mutual respect. We are grateful to our Muslim brothers who greeted us, participated in the celebrations and extended every possible support. We pray that this spirit of brotherhood always remains alive in the Valley, he said. The festive atmosphere also attracted a large number of tourists visiting the Valley. Riya, a tourist from Delhi who witnessed the procession at Lal Chowk, said, I had never imagined I would witness such a colourful Janmashtami celebration in the heart of Srinagar. The warmth of the people here is remarkable. Everyone respects each other's faith, and that is what makes this experience truly memorable. Devotees appreciated the district administration and security agencies for ensuring peaceful celebrations. Everything was well organised. The administration made all necessary arrangements, and the police and CRPF personnel facilitated the procession throughout the route. The celebrations concluded smoothly, allowing everyone to participate without any inconvenience, another devotee said. Similar celebrations were held at temples in Baramulla, Kupwara and Ganderbal, besides other parts of the Valley, where scores of Kashmiri Pandits and members of the local Hindu community offered special prayers, sang devotional hymns and participated in cultural programmes to mark the occasion. As devotional chants filled temple premises and echoed through Srinagar's city centre, the celebrations concluded with prayers for peace, prosperity and lasting communal harmony in Kashmir.
Imran Ansari meets Iranian Chief Justice during New Delhi visit
President of the All Jammu and Kashmir Shia Association and JKPC General Secretary, Molvi Imran Ansari, met the Chief Justice of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Ayatollah Gholam-Hossein Mohseni-Ejei, during his official visit to New Delhi for the BRICS judicial leaders summit. The meeting was also attended by Dr. Mohammad Fathali, Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran to India, and Dr. Abdul Majid Hakeem Ilahi, Representative of the Supreme Leader of Iran in India. During the interaction, Molvi Imran Ansari conveyed his respect for the people of Iran and remembered the martyrs of Iran, including Ayatollah Sayyid Ali Hosseini Khamenei, as well as the innocent victims of the tragic Minab school incident, particularly the children. He offered prayers for the departed and expressed solidarity with their families. Speaking about Kashmirs historic relationship with Iran, Molvi Imran Ansari said that the connection between the two societies goes back centuries and is deeply rooted in civilization rather than politics alone. Persian language and literature, Islamic scholarship, poetry, architecture, art and traditional crafts have all played an important role in shaping Kashmirs cultural and intellectual heritage. For generations, scholars and ideas travelled between these regions, creating a relationship of faith, knowledge and mutual respect. Molvi Imran Ansari also spoke about the historic relationship between India and Iran, describing the two countries as ancient civilizations connected through centuries of cultural exchange, trade and people-to-people relations. (KNS)
Medical interns demands genuine, process already initiated: Sakina Itoo
Jammu and Kashmir Health Minister Sakina Itoo on Friday said the demands of protesting medical interns were genuine and the government had already initiated the process to address them. Itoo said the file concerning the interns demands was with the Finance Department and the government was working on the matter. The children met me too. I told them that your demand is genuine. We are helping you in this. You dont need to go on strike, she told media -persons at Bijbehara. Itoo criticised opposition parties for holding candlelight vigils in support of the protesting interns, accusing them of showing false sympathy and politicising the issue. When they were in power, they couldnt increase their salary by 5 paise. Today they are making hollow claims, she said. When they had power, tell me what they have done for the interns. If they have done something, they should bring it forward, she added. Itoo also questioned the oppositions record during its 15 years in power, saying the National Conference government had been in office for two years. Reiterating the partys demand for restoration of statehood, Itoo said the National Conference would continue peaceful protests for the rights of Jammu and Kashmir. We will continue to fight for the rights which were snatched from us. This is the voice of the people of Jammu and Kashmir, she said, referring to the recent protest at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi. Earlier, Itoo, accompanied by MLA, Bijbehara, Bashir Ahmad Shah Veeri visited Zeba Aapa Institute of Inclusive Education run by Padma Shri awardee and social worker Javed Ahmad Tak and praised his work for children with disabilities. She assured the institution of government support through the Education and Social Welfare departments and advised it to apply for grant-in-aid from the Social Welfare Department to improve facilities for the children. Itoo also interacted with specially- abled children.
Delhi police arrest alleged conspirator in Kalindi Kunj firing
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Phuket-Delhi flight: Probe finds hydraulic failure; pilot sacked
A preliminary probe found a hydraulic failure on a Phuket-Delhi flight. This incident caused altitude changes and triggered warnings, injuring 24 people. The pilot-in-command was sacked after testing positive for a psychoactive substance. Air India has begun voluntary pilot testing and maintains zero tolerance. Investigators are examining the Power Transfer Unit and maintenance records.
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Delhi Traffic Police Intensifies Crackdown on Commercial Passenger Vehicles
The Delhi Traffic Police has ramped up enforcement against commercial passenger vehicles to ensure road safety and compliance with traffic regulations. Delhi Traffic Police Intensifies Crackdown on Commercial Passenger Vehicles
The Gulf is calling and New Delhi must listen
A changing West Asia requires a more assertive Indian role in pursuing real, hard-power security partnerships
SC: Raise retirement age of judicial officers to 62 years
Access to justice should not remain a mere chimera New Delhi: In a bid to ensure that the attrition of the experienced judicial talent stops and access to justice does not remain a mere chimera, the Supreme Court has directed seven states to raise retirement age of judicial officers from 60 to 62 years. A []
Delhi SIR: notices for over 33 lakh people to be issued only in English
Ladakh Apex Body defers KargilLeh padyatra
Leh, Sep 4: The Leh Apex Body (LAB) has decided to postpone the proposed KargilLeh Padyatra, which was scheduled to begin on September 10, following the announcement of a sub-committee level meeting with the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) in New Delhi on September 9 to discuss the pending issues concerning Ladakh. Addressing a press conference LAB Members along with Sonam Wangchuk said the decision to defer the foot march was taken in view of the scheduled talks, as the dialogue would take place just a day before the proposed padyatra was to commence. Wangchuk said the leadership had decided to wait for the outcome of the September 9 meeting before announcing the next course of action. If the conversation on the 9th in Delhi is very good, then we may not need to hold too many programmes. But if the talks fail or no concrete results emerge, we will decide our next course of action, he said. He said the padyatra would be rescheduled, with plans being considered to organise it over a shorter period and from different directions rather than continuing with the earlier two-week schedule. Wangchuk said that if the talks fail to produce a constructive and result-oriented outcome, people from across the country would again be invited to extend their support to Ladakhs demands, particularly those concerning the regions environment and constitutional safeguards. The LAB said it had received an announcement from the Home Ministry that a meeting between the Apex Body and Kargil-based representatives with the sub-committee would be held in Delhi on September 9, with officials of the Ministry of Home Affairs participating in the deliberations. We welcome this meeting, but we do not know what the result will be, Wangchuk said, adding that the leadership would welcome any constructive approach that leads to concrete progress on the issues being raised by the people of Ladakh. KDA had earlier backed padyatra, The development comes a day after the Kargil Democratic Alliance (KDA) announced its support for the proposed KargilLeh Padyatra, which was scheduled from September 10 to September 24. Social activist Sandeep Pandey and KDA co-chairman Sajjad Kargili were slated to lead the foot march. The alliance had also said that all necessary efforts would be made to ensure that the entire journey remained peaceful and disciplined.
Afternoon showers lead to waterlogging at Delhi airport
Domestic and international terminals of the Delhi airport also faced waterlogging, and passengers were seen wading through water, but it was cleared soon.
Long refilling waits mar Jaipur drive as Delhi-Mumbai eway hits CNG bump
IGI Airport waterlogged, flights affected as rain lashes Delhi
Commuters wade through flooded underpasses near the airport to reach on time; Palam receives heaviest rainfall in city 72.2 mm in 3 hours; waterlogging, traffic snarls reported across Capital
Greater Noida plot allottees again get 2 more years to complete construction
Quad Sherpas meet ahead of ministers' talk in Oct
Foreign secretary Vikram Misri hosted a Quad Sherpas meeting in New Delhi. Discussions covered maritime security and economic prosperity for the grouping. They also exchanged views on Indo-Pacific developments and regional context. The Sherpas focused on concrete, action-oriented initiatives for cooperation. This meeting prepares for the Quad foreign ministers' gathering in Australia.
Brace for Gaur Choke as Greater Noida set to resurface Noida link road
Puri to pasta: Iskcon to offer 508 bhogs on Janmashtami
Property dealer murder: Kin stage protest
Class 9 Student Stabbed To Death In Delhi Over Girl, 3 Arrested
The three juveniles have been arrested in connection with the incident that occurred on Thursday afternoon when the 15-year-old boy was on his way back home from school along with the girl and some of his friends, police said.
3ft ceiling plaster collapses in Greater Noida flat, family escapes just in time
Heavy vehicles off Lal Kuan stretch of GT Road to ease rush hour snarls
CM discusses Statehood, other key issues with Home Minister
NEW DELHI: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday met Union Home Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi and discussed a range of key issues concerning Jammu and Kashmir. The meeting focused on restoration of Statehood, finalisation of the Transaction of Business Rules, rationalisation of reservations and other important matters related to public welfare and development. [] The post CM discusses Statehood, other key issues with Home Minister appeared first on Northlines .
Policemans son, friend allegedly abducted after assault in Wazirpur
Influencer who bragged about cracking man's skull detained after CJP protest
Swatantra Bhardwaj, a Hindutva influencer, was detained by Delhi Police in Uttar Pradesh. This detention followed a protest and demands for his arrest after bragging about an assault. CJP representatives met police officials and sought additional charges against the influencer. They also requested a separate FIR concerning alleged threats and abuse towards the victim's daughter. Bhardwaj had claimed he assaulted the victim and avoided jail due to political connections.
Treatment not denied: Court rejects interim bail plea in hotel fire case
India welcomes Chinese aerospace head for key BRICS Business Forum
India's Consul General in Shanghai, Pratik Mathur, extended greetings to Song Hou, Director General of China's Commercial Aircraft Corporation (COMAC), ahead of his visit to New Delhi for the BRICS Business Forum 2026. Discussions focused on B2B, technology, and connectivity ties, aligning with India's BRICS Presidency vision. The forum precedes the 18th BRICS Summit.
Truck Driver Dead After Accident On Delhi-Doon Eway
Traffic crawls, people wade as rain turns roads into waterways
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CJP protesters demand stricter charges in assault case; police add SC/ST Act
No risk of disenfranchising homeless during SIR, enough safeguards exist: Delhi HC
In AI age, teachers tell students how to set boundaries for tech tools
DPCC finds waste dumping along boundary of NTPC park near Yamuna
Sights, sounds and flavours of the North-East take over a rainy Delhi day
Delhi govt approves Rs 93-crore road micro-surfacing projects across three zones
MCD land allocation for waste facility sparks stir in Shahpur Jat
Inter-State Cyber Fraud Syndicates Busted, 7 Arrested
New Delhi decked up for BRICS summit: NDMC steps up sanitation, beautification & civic preparedness
India backs SCO on Iran and Russia: Diplomatic Shift? | Worldview
Is India changing tack or making friends ahead of the upcoming BRICS summit in Delhi and Pakistans Presidency of the SCO next year?
Five Delhi-bound flights diverted to Jaipur
Severe Weather Disrupts Flight Operations in Delhi, Over 400 Flights Affected
Heavy rains and storms in New Delhi disrupt air travel, affecting over 400 flights and leading to multiple diversions. Severe Weather Disrupts Flight Operations in Delhi, Over 400 Flights Affected
Delhi rains raise waterlogging concerns ahead of BRICS Summit
Heavy rainfall caused significant waterlogging in New Delhi, particularly near IGI Airport, just days before the BRICS Summit. The incident highlighted coordination issues among various city agencies, with PWD officials attributing some flooding to other departments, despite a recent review meeting by the Lieutenant Governor to ensure inter-agency synergy.
72-hour ultimatum given to Delhi Police to arrest accused goons Chandrashekhar Azad
From asteroid hunter to Maths wizard, 82 educators to receive National Teachers Awards
Teachers who engage in creative pedagogy and community leadership are in focus; among awardees are faculty in Indian Knowledge Systems, including Vaastu Shastra, the Bhagavad Gita, and integrating Sanskrit with AI
How heavy rain exposed waterlogging woes around Delhi airport ahead of BRICS Summit
Delhi MCD commissioner inspects South Zone sanitation work
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Delhi CM Rekha Gupta urges MCD to enhance cleanliness, health and education
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CM Omar meets HM Amit Shah in New Delhi, discusses issues concerning J&K
Srinagar, Sep 4: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Friday met Home Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi and discussed issues concerning Jammu and Kashmir. The meeting focused on restoration of statehood, finalisation of the Transaction of Business Rules, rationalisation of reservations, and other important matters concerning public welfare and development. The Chief Minister also briefed the Home Minister on the first International Film Festival of Jammu and Kashmir (IFFJK), scheduled to begin in Srinagar next week, and thanked him for the timely assistance being extended to J&K in the wake of flood-related damage across several areas.
Delhi Police rescue kidnapped eight-year-old, arrest two accused
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