PM Modi Gifts Unique Artifacts During Seychelles Visit
New Delhi, June 30: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has returned to India after a three-day visit to Seychelles. During this trip, he presented various gifts to the President, Speaker, and Vice President, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of India. The President of Seychelles, Dr. Patrick Herminie, received an intricately crafted turtle made by artisans from ... Read more PM Modi Gifts Unique Artifacts During Seychelles Visit
Delhi Police Uncovers Theft, Arrests Suspects and Recovers Stolen Goods
New Delhi, June 30: The police in the national capital, New Delhi, have made significant progress in a factory theft case, arresting one suspect and detaining a minor. Authorities recovered 7,000 in cash and a stolen scooter from the suspects. During the investigation, two additional vehicle theft cases were also uncovered. According to police reports, ... Read more Delhi Police Uncovers Theft, Arrests Suspects and Recovers Stolen Goods
Over 13,000 BLOs hit the ground as SIR of voter list kicks off in Delhi
Delhi's extensive electoral roll revision is underway, with over 13,000 booth-level officers conducting door-to-door surveys until July 29. Voters must fill out enumeration forms to remain on the rolls, with draft lists published August 5 and final lists on October 7. Political parties are assisting residents in this crucial exercise to ensure accurate voter registration across the capital's 70 assembly segments.
Over 13,000 personnel hit the ground as SIR of Delhi voter list kicks off
The booth-level officers will undertake a door-to-door voter verification exercise that will conclude on July 29
'India's Engineering Talent Give It AI Advantage Over China': Top US Official Tells NDTV
Asked how Washington and New Delhi could work together amid growing strategic competition with China, Helberg said the focus should be on building a positive technology partnership rather than simply competing with Beijing.
Om Birla Extends Greetings on International Parliamentary Day
New Delhi, June 30: Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla has conveyed heartfelt greetings to citizens, representatives, and democratic institutions worldwide on the occasion of International Parliamentary Day. In a post shared on the social media platform X, he described Parliament as the soul of democracy and the highest expression of peoples aspirations, rights, and trust. ... Read more Om Birla Extends Greetings on International Parliamentary Day
Gold and silver prices today, 30 June: Check the latest 24K, 22K gold and 999 silver retail rates across Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and other major Indian cities, along with MCX market updates.
MCD tender faces challenge in HC over toll bid criteria
Delhi's PUCC 3.0: AI to track vehicle location at testing centres
Delhi is set to implement a tougher Pollution Under Control Certificate (PUCC) regime, dubbed PUCC 3.0, before winter. This AI-powered system will ensure vehicles are physically present at test centres, conduct live emission testing with correctly placed probes, and upload data directly to a central database. The new system aims to prevent fake certificates and enhance transparency by eliminating manual data entry and validating emission parameters automatically.
Outgoing Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi lays wreath at Delhi's National War Memorial
Indian Coast Guards Daring Rescue Saves Six Fishermen from Rough Seas
New Delhi, June 30: In a remarkable display of courage and readiness, the Indian Coast Guard successfully rescued six fishermen from perilous conditions at sea. According to the Coast Guard, on the evening of June 29, the fishing vessel Manju Matha encountered distress near the Karnataka coast of Mangaluru. Located approximately 33 nautical miles from ... Read more Indian Coast Guards Daring Rescue Saves Six Fishermen from Rough Seas
Rahul Gandhi 'missing' posters surface at Delhi's ITO and Mandi House, visuals emerge
Thunderstorms and Rain Expected in Delhi-NCR with Yellow Alert Issued
New Delhi, June 30: Residents of Delhi-NCR, who have been enduring intense heat and humidity for several days, can expect some relief. The changing weather in the hilly regions is now affecting the plains as well. According to the latest forecast from the India Meteorological Department (IMD), thunderstorms and rain are likely on Tuesday and ... Read more Thunderstorms and Rain Expected in Delhi-NCR with Yellow Alert Issued
He Cracked IIT, Then Quit At 19 For Microsoft. Here's Why
Ashish Kumar Verma, who was already the world's youngest Google Developer Expert at 18, opens up about his unconventional decision to drop out of the prestigious IIT Delhi to join Microsoft.
India has no official role in Track 2 dialogue with Pak
New Delhi: Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri on Monday said the Indian government has no official involvement in Track 2 dialogues between Indian and Pakistani participants held abroad, asserting that retired diplomats, military officials and civil society members attending such events do so in their personal capacities and do not represent New Delhis views. Misri made []
J&K Health Minister calls for early completion of AIIMS Awantipora
Enhance honorarium for NHM employees, ASHA workers New Delhi: Minister for Health and Medical Education, Social Welfare and Education, Sakeena Itoo, on Monday participated in the 16th Conference of the Central Council of Health and Family Welfare (CCHFW) at Vigyan Bhawan here, raising key demands including early establishment of Trauma Hospitals in Surankote (Poonch) and []
UP Ice Cream Seller Travels To Delhi To Kill Wife Over Suspicion Of Affair
A man was arrested in Delhi for allegedly stabbing wife over suspected extramarital affair.
Prime Minister Modi Emphasizes Unity for Success in Recent Social Media Posts
New Delhi, June 30: Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared a Sanskrit proverb on the social media platform X on Tuesday. In his post, he stated, When our resolve, thoughts, and emotions align, every endeavor becomes successful. Let us move forward in unity and achieve every goal for India together. He also shared the Sanskrit verse: ... Read more Prime Minister Modi Emphasizes Unity for Success in Recent Social Media Posts
Class 10 student Mahima Rajput selected for Mission ShakthiSAT with participants from 108 countries
Fourteen-year-old Class 10 student Mahima Rajput has been selected from India for Mission ShakthiSAT, an international student space programme involving participants from 108 countries. After completing a training curriculum comprising 21 modules and 365 lessons, she will travel to Delhi for satellite integration activities beginning August 23. The mission, led by Space Kidz India, is scheduled for launch in October and aims to provide students with practical experience in satellite development and space science.
Heavy rainfall alerts have been issued by the IMD across northern and central India, impacting travel plans. Expect thunderstorms and gusty winds in Delhi-NCR, with potential disruptions including road closures, traffic delays, and flight cancellations. Uttarakhand faces risks of landslides and flash floods. Pilgrims in Uttar Pradesh and wildlife enthusiasts in Madhya Pradesh should prepare for altered conditions.
Delhi University has released the tentative list of eligible candidates under the CW supernumerary quota for PG Admissions 2026-27 and asked applicants to verify their eligibility and priority status. Candidates required to submit a valid Educational Concession Certificate (ECC) and supporting documents must do so through the CSAS PG portal before the deadline, as no extension will be granted.
India may push counter-terrorist financing watchdog to add Pakistan to 'Grey List'
India is reportedly planning to push for Pakistan's return to the FATF 'Grey List' at the upcoming October meeting. New Delhi may present evidence, including videos, suggesting Islamabad's continued support for terror outfits. This move aims to hold Pakistan accountable for alleged proliferation of non-state actors and the use of its financial system for terror activities, despite Pakistan's recent mediation efforts in the US-Iran conflict.
Bhagwant Mann viral video row : All Punjab AAP MLAs to appear before Akal Takht today
To submit details of fake video NEW DELHI: Amid the controversy over Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Manns purported viral video, all AAP MLAs, including entire state Cabinet and the Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, will appear before the Akal Takht on Monday. Addressing a press conference in Amritsar alongside AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal, Chief []
'It's in last 1 or 2%': US envoy Sergio Gor declares India-US trade pact nears finish line
US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor announced the India-US bilateral trade agreement is nearing completion, with only minor legal details remaining. He highlighted a strong win-win commitment from President Trump and revealed the US Embassy in New Delhi facilitated $20.5 billion in new US investments this year, significantly outpacing European counterparts. Gor emphasized the robust state of the relationship across trade, defense, and people-to-people ties, dismissing any notions of friction.
Dalai Lama arrives in Leh to rousing welcome
LEH: The Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama was on Sunday accorded a grand welcome when he reached Leh for his summer sojourn. He was flown to Leh from New Delhi in an Army aircraft. Hundreds of devotees, Tibetans, Ladakhis, monks, nuns, students, and well-wishers lined up on the route from Leh Airport to Jivetsal, Choglamsar []
Weather LIVE Updates: Delhi Sees Season's Warmest Nights In 4 Years As Summer Nears End
Weather Today, Delhi-NCR Rain, Monsoon Live Updates: Delhi sees warmest summer nights in four years with monsoon onset delayed to July.
Delhi EV policy keeps hybrids out, includes 3-year lock-in period
Delhi's new EV policy, effective July 1, prioritizes pure electric vehicles, excluding hybrids. It offers substantial road tax and registration fee exemptions for electric cars under Rs 30 lakh, alongside a Rs 1 lakh incentive for scrapping old cars to buy new EVs. Subsidies are also available for electric two and three-wheelers, aiming to significantly curb pollution and boost clean mobility.
Voter verification drive begins in Delhi today; no documents to be submitted at this stage
Delhi is undertaking a month-long special intensive revision of its electoral roll, with over 13,000 booth-level officers verifying nearly 1.5 crore electors door-to-door. The aim is to eliminate errors like duplicate entries. Special attention will be given to voters affected by recent demolitions. The draft roll will be published on August 5, with the final version expected by October 7.
Marco Rubio Plans India Visit For Second Time This Year: US Envoy
Asserting that American corporate confidence in New Delhi has reached a historic high, United States Ambassador to India Sergio Gor declared that the US government holds absolute confidence in India as a trusted, predictable strategic partner.
Delhi court defers cognisance of chargesheet in AI Summit protest case
The Delhi Police had filed the chargesheet on April 27 after completing its investigation. The sanction wasnt taken by the time the chargesheet was filed
Indian Government Takes Major Steps to Boost Film Industry
New Delhi, June 30: The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has announced two significant decisions aimed at strengthening the Indian film industry and increasing the number of cinema screens across the country. These initiatives include the formation of a high-level study group to promote film production, distribution, and technological development, along with the preparation of ... Read more Indian Government Takes Major Steps to Boost Film Industry
Lawyers boycott accused in Ram temple donation scam
Demand CBI probe; top court refuses urgent hearing New Delhi/Ayodhya: Amid mounting outrage over the alleged embezzlement of donations at the Ram temple, the Faizabad Bar Association in Ayodhya on Monday announced that none of its members would represent the eight arrested accused and said it would move court for a CBI probe. Separately, a []
Dipke slams govts apathy towards student suicides
New Delhi: Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), alleged on Monday that supporters of their ongoing protest at Jantar Mantar in Delhi, which has now entered its tenth day, are being questioned by the police, and that basic facilities are being denied at the protest site. Dipke also highlighted the recent cases []
Noidas Deer Park to be ready in December
The park is set to house 9 species of deer and a variety of birds.
Suit-boot heist: 7-year-old slips away with wedding bag stuffed with cash, gold
Fire lays bare risks of living in unfinished condos
The consequences extend beyond safety without property registration, mortgaging ones flat to access loans is difficult
Woman plots to kill boyfriend with sister to protect her teen daughter
Hit Him With Stick, Hung Him From Fan To Make It Look Like Suicide; Held
Another AC spark, another blaze: 21st-floor flat gutted, family escapes
Residents Flag Failed Safety Systems In Insolvency-Hit Society After Flames, Smoke Rip Through Tower
AC on, man drinks in car and dozes off, suffocates to death in Ghaziabad
Autopsy Reports Didnt Reveal Cause Of Death; This Is A Case Of Murder, Says Akhileshs Dad
CBSE resets 3-language order, but schools have more questions
Syllabus Vacuum, Can Students Swap New R3 With Existing R1 & R2?
NCB Launches Three-Day Training Program to Combat Narco-Financing Networks
New Delhi, June 30: The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has initiated a specialized training program aimed at enhancing the investigative capabilities of its officers. The NCB India announced via its official X handle that a three-day intensive training session focused on Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) cases has commenced for 26 NCB officers at ... Read more NCB Launches Three-Day Training Program to Combat Narco-Financing Networks
The cable question was never only about how many lines reach India or whose logo is on them. It is about who can fix them when the water is on fire, and who can be ordered to sail away FUTURECRAFT | TECHNOLOGY & NATIONAL SECURITY In March 2026, a cable-laying ship called the Ile de Batz dropped anchor in the Saudi port of Dammam and stopped working. Its French operator, Alcatel Submarine Networks, had told its clients it could no longer operate safely in the Persian Gulf and declared force majeure. The water above the seabed it was wiring had turned into a war zone. The ship was finishing the 2Africa Pearls cable, the Gulf branch that lands in India. It was meant to give India a routing alternative to the Red Sea, which had already become too dangerous to lean on. Most of it now sits on the Gulf floor, laid but unconnected, waiting for a war to end. India did the sensible thing on paper. It saw the Red Sea risk and joined the consortium that would fund the way around it. Then the way around it became a second war zone, and the contractor went home. The cable India was counting on now belongs to a ship parked in another countrys harbour. That pattern keeps repeating, and it points at a gap India has chosen not to close. The geography India inherited Almost everything India does online arrives by sea. Submarine cables carry more than ninety-five per cent of the worlds international data traffic, and Indias share comes ashore at a handful of points. Roughly fifteen cable systems land at fifteen stations across just five coastal cities, clustered heavily around Versova in Mumbai. A lot of bandwidth, a few beaches. That concentration was always a quiet risk. What changed in the past year is the water. Indias two main cable corridors both run through conflict now. The route west to Europe goes through the Red Sea, where cables were cut repeatedly through 2025. The newer route runs through the Strait of Hormuz, a chokepoint that Irans Revolutionary Guard declared closed in early March 2026. For the first time, both corridors are hostile at once. This is not abstract. In September 2025, two cables near Jeddah, including one operated by Tata Communications, were severed and Indian users felt it. A cut on the ocean floor thousands of kilometres away shows up as a slow morning in Mumbai and Bengaluru. India does not control the water its data travels through, and it cannot. The ship that was never ordered Here is the gap. When a cable breaks, someone has to sail out to the fault, raise the cable from the seabed and splice it. India cannot do this for itself. It owns no cable repair ship. Indian operators sign multi-year contracts with two foreign consortia, one in Dubai and one in Singapore, then wait their turn for a vessel that may be working on the other side of the world. Indias own rules add to the wait, requiring clearances from several agencies and a government representative aboard the ship while it works. The government knows. The National Security Council Secretariat and the Department of Telecommunications have been working on indigenous repair and laying vessels for two years. A study by the state firm TCIL put the cost at roughly three to four thousand crore rupees for the ships and interim facilities. The Navy already has two deep-water diving support vessels from 2022 that could be retrofitted for the job. The project even sits on the Prime Ministers Office priority-tracking portal, e-Samiksha. And still no ship. The decision has been put off year after year, even as the threat grew. The sum involved is modest against a telecom sector that earns several lakh crore rupees a year. The cheapest part of the problem is the part that has not moved. India has learned to fund the cable and forfeit the ship. The first makes it a customer. The second would have made it sovereign. Trusted, and still someone elses The official answer to all this is more cable, and better-placed cable. In February 2026, Sundar Pichai used the India AI Impact Summit in New Delhi to announce America-India Connect, part of a fifteen billion dollar Google commitment over five years. It puts a new international subsea gateway at Visakhapatnam on the east coast, with four routes linking the United States, India and the southern hemisphere. Metas Project Waterworth is eyeing Vizag too. Washington is separately backing a trusted cable, SCNX3, to Singapore. On its own terms this is good news. It pulls capacity away from the Versova cluster and adds eastern routes India could never have financed alone. But look at who owns it. The Vizag landing station is being built with Airtel to carry Googles cables. The move away from one geography lands on the infrastructure of one or two American hyperscalers, routed through American jurisdiction. Trusted describes the supplier. It does not transfer control. So the threat changes shape rather than shrinking. Yesterday the worry was a foreign vessel near a cable, or a war closing the Gulf. A former navy official has claimed the Chinese submersible Jiaolong has operated in areas where Indian cables run, and Chinese researchers have disclosed a deep-sea cutter able to work at seven thousand metres. Tomorrow it is a corporate decision or a foreign court order taken far from Delhi. And the clearance regime that made India a hard place to land a cable is unchanged, so the new gateway inherits the old bottleneck. The case for renting There is an honest argument for the status quo. Cable repair ships sit idle most of the time, and the industry runs on shared consortium fleets because owning one rarely pays for itself. And turning a navy vessel into a repair ship risks putting civilian infrastructure in a uniform, inviting the very targeting India wants to avoid. The argument holds in peacetime. That is also its weakness. A shared fleet works right up until the fleet decides your waters are too dangerous and invokes force majeure, which is exactly what happened in the Gulf in March. Sovereign capability is insurance for the rare bad day, not the ordinary one. India just watched it arrive on two corridors at once. Bottom Line The cable question was never only about how many lines reach India or whose logo is on them. It is about who can fix them when the water is on fire, and who can be ordered to sail away. The 2Africa Pearls cable will be joined eventually, once the shooting stops and a foreign ship returns. The open question is whether India will still be waiting on someone elses ship to do it. (The Author studies Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at Rutgers University, New Jersey, USA. He is interested in emerging technologies and innovation, and can be reached on LinkedIn at @arssh-kumar14)
Delhi revives PPP slum revamp model; magicians of Kathputli Colony still in transit
Telangana Officials Represent State at Central Health Council Meeting in Delhi
He briefed the officials and issued instructions on the key agenda items to be discussed at the council meeting.
Delhi SIR begins today; will includevoters displaced by demolitions: Chief Election Officer
NCB Launches Three-Day Training Program for Officials Focused on Narco-Financing Networks
New Delhi, June 29: The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has initiated a special training program aimed at enhancing the investigative capabilities of its officials. The NCB India announced via its official X handle that a three-day intensive training program has commenced at the CAPT in Bhopal for 26 NCB officials, focusing on the investigation of ... Read more NCB Launches Three-Day Training Program for Officials Focused on Narco-Financing Networks
Govt Pushes for Greater Backing at Rural Development Meet
Minister Javid Dar Participates in Rashtriya Gramin Vikas Sammelan New Delhi, June 29: Minister for Rural Development and Panchayati Raj, Javid Ahmad Dar, sought enhanced support from the Government of India for the effective implementation of rural development programmes in Jammu and Kashmir while participating in the Rashtriya Gramin Vikas Sammelan 2026. The two-day national conclave, organised by the Union Ministry of Rural Development and chaired by Union Minister for Agriculture & Farmers' Welfare and Rural Development Shivraj Singh Chouhan, brought together Rural Development Ministers from States and Union Territories to review the progress of flagship schemes and strengthen Centre-State cooperation for achieving the vision of a developed rural India. During the deliberations, Dar highlighted Jammu and Kashmir's key developmental priorities and stressed the need for greater central assistance to accelerate rural infrastructure, housing, livelihood generation and inclusive development across the Union Territory. The conclave also focused on strengthening rural infrastructure, expanding livelihood opportunities and improving the implementation of flagship rural development programmes through enhanced coordination between the Centre and States. The Minister called for early clearance of pending MGNREGA liabilities to ensure uninterrupted execution of development works and timely payment of wages. He also sought enhanced support under PMGSY, particularly for maintenance of completed road assets and improved connectivity to eligible habitations located in difficult and remote terrain. Highlighting the unique geographical, climatic and topographical conditions of Jammu and Kashmir, the Minister stressed the need for greater flexibility in implementation of Centrally Sponsored Schemes to enable better outcomes on the ground. He also urged the Government of India to continue extending support for strengthening the rural livelihoods, promoting self-employment through Self Help Groups and rural enterprises besides expanding the rural housing and basic infrastructure in remote and border areas. Javid Dar reiterated that the Jammu and Kashmir government remains committed to transparent, accountable and result-oriented implementation of all rural development programmes. He said the focus of the government is to create sustainable rural infrastructure, generate livelihood opportunities and ensure that the benefits of welfare schemes reach every eligible household. The Minister also emphasised the need for greater convergence among the flagship programmes and stronger grassroots institutions to maximise developmental outcomes and accelerate inclusive growth in rural areas. Expressing gratitude to the Union Government for organising the Sammelan, the Minister said such interactions provide an important opportunity for States and Union Territories to exchange experiences, share best practices and collectively shape policies for rural transformation. He expressed confidence that the issues projected by Jammu & Kashmir would receive positive consideration from the Government of India, further strengthening the Centres continued support for the holistic and sustainable development of the Union Territorys rural landscape.
India Condemns Pakistans Airstrikes in Afghanistan
New Delhi, June 29: The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) stated on Monday that India strongly condemns the airstrikes conducted by Pakistan in Afghanistan, which resulted in the deaths of numerous civilians, including women and children. The ministry emphasized, India condemns the airstrikes by Pakistan in Afghan territory, which have led to the loss of ... Read more India Condemns Pakistans Airstrikes in Afghanistan
Present on register, missing from classrooms
Delhi govt school teachers remain on long-term office duty, dept official claims not many are permanently diverted
Citys power demand at all-time high
Hits 8,647 MW, Predicted To Cross 9,000-Mark This Season
Delhi records heatwave for second day straight
Undertrial who escaped from Delhi hospital recaptured in Himachal within 48 hours
Delhi EV policy: Here's a look at the proposed electric vehicle subsidy and purchase incentives for buyers of e-autos, electric trucks, two-wheelers and three-wheelers offered by the state government.
Police locate missing teen using dads tea stall clue
Bizman suspected to have jumped into Yamuna, search on
Emissions from trucks contribute to 61% during early morning & night hours, says study
No reason to disbelieve a 3-year-old victim, says HC
24 Electric Meters Catch Fire in Keshav Puram Building, Three Rescued
Already in Centres possession, HC declines to stay use of polo ground
Govt says only a demarcation exercise being carried out, turf won't be touched
CVS scraps 6 of 7 skill courses for low enrolment
Queues Get Shorter At 30 Traffic Hotspots In Capital
Ice cream seller travels from Lucknow to Delhi to stab wife to death over suspicion of affair
Life term for man who shot jalebi vendor near Bangla Sahib
Blood Vomit Ruse Fails; Undertrial Who Escaped Custody Held In Himachal
Delhi Weekend Traffic Courts to beginfromJuly5to clear challan backlog
Three Minors Stab Man to Death in Robbery Attempt in Southwest Delhi
Delhi Eye: Yet to open, but work on to end slumber
Big relief for EV buyers! Delhi now offers tax waiver on electric cars up to 30 lakh
The Delhi government has approved a new EV policy offering incentives for electric vehicle buyers, including road tax exemptions and subsidies for two-wheelers. Here's which vehicles will benefit from the policy.
Delhi peak power demand hits all-time high of 8,748 MW amid heatwave conditions
In an extraordinary turn of events, Delhi's power consumption skyrocketed to an all-time high of 8,748 MW on Monday, driven by a relentless heatwave. City officials commend the effective power infrastructure and strategic foresight that allowed for uninterrupted service. Nevertheless, this surge places immense pressure on transmission capabilities, with forecasts suggesting continued rises in usage throughout the season.
Haryana woos Delhi traders with plan for world-class wholesale hub
10-year 'No Entry' exemption for first 1,000 electric medium-duty trucks under Delhi EV Policy
Delhi is offering a significant perk to the first 1,000 electric N2 trucks registered under its new policy: a decade-long exemption from 'No Entry' timings. This initiative, effective July 1, aims to accelerate the adoption of cleaner commercial transport and combat pollution, with the goal of a pollution-free city by March 2030. The move targets medium-duty goods carriers, encouraging fleet operators to switch from diesel.
Gurjit Singh | Act East 2026: Strategic Rejig In A Turbulent World
The annual summit between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japanese PM Sanai Takaichi, now to be held in New Delhi from July 1, should be seen alongside Mr Modis return visits to Indonesia and Australia and the first visit by an Indian PM to New Zealand in 40 years
Supreme Court to Hear CBI Investigation Plea in Bhojpur Encounter Case on June 30
New Delhi, June 29: The Supreme Court will hear a public interest petition regarding the Bhojpur encounter case involving Bharat Bhushan Tiwari on June 30. The hearing will be conducted by a bench comprising Justice M. M. Sundresh and Justice Shil Nagoo. Advocate Vishal Tiwari has filed the petition, requesting a Central Bureau of Investigation ... Read more Supreme Court to Hear CBI Investigation Plea in Bhojpur Encounter Case on June 30
India braces for significant monsoon activity on June 30, with the IMD forecasting heavy to very heavy rainfall across Northwest, Central, East, and Northeast regions. Expect intense downpours in Madhya Pradesh, widespread showers in Jharkhand and Odisha, and continuous rain in Northeast states like Assam and Meghalaya. Delhi-NCR may see temporary relief from heat with expected cloudy skies and intermittent showers as the monsoon strengthens.
Nearly 4 in 10 Delhi EVs are two-wheelers, data shows; experts back EV adoption
Delhi is accelerating its electric mobility drive, with two-wheelers now forming nearly 40% of registered electric vehicles. The city plans to ban new petrol and CNG two-wheeler registrations from April 2028, aiming to curb significant transport-related emissions. Experts emphasize the need for regional policy alignment to maximize pollution reduction benefits across the Indo-Gangetic Plain.
Delhi Cabinet approves EV Policy 2.0 amidst concerns from ICE vehicle makers
As per the policy guidelines, customers buying electric two-wheelers (E2Ws) will get a subsidy of up to 30,000 in the first year; 20,000 in the second year; and 10,000 in the third year
Indian Government Approves 30,000 Crore Investment in NIIF to Boost Infrastructure Projects
New Delhi, June 29: The central government has made a significant decision to accelerate infrastructure development in the country and promote private and institutional investment. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Union Cabinet has approved an additional investment of 30,000 crore in the National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (NIIF). This decision raises ... Read more Indian Government Approves 30,000 Crore Investment in NIIF to Boost Infrastructure Projects
From a humble grocery shop in a Telangana village, Thota Vaikuntam's artistic journey blossomed. Despite early doubts, his dedication led him to international acclaim. Inspired by his mother and the women of his village, his distinctive paintings, featuring dusky-toned figures adorned with traditional elements, now grace museums worldwide. His unwavering commitment to his craft continues even in his eighties.
Delhis LG TS Sandhu Discusses Traffic Management Strategies with Senior Police Officials
New Delhi, June 29: Delhis Lieutenant Governor TS Sandhu held discussions on traffic management with senior police officials on Monday. The meeting focused on implementing Intelligent Traffic Management Systems to develop area-specific solutions and strategies to curb illegal parking. After the meeting, LG Sandhu shared insights on social media platform X, stating, Today, I reviewed ... Read more Delhis LG TS Sandhu Discusses Traffic Management Strategies with Senior Police Officials
SIR Begins In 5 Places Tuesday, Amid Concerns Over Passport Denial To Journalist
Ahead of the SIR, the electoral officials of these held states and the Union Territory of Delhi held meetings with Booth Level Agents of political parties, and mapped existing voters with their enrolment in the previous SIR lists
Puttur artist felicitated in Delhi for winning VB-G RAM G logo design contest
President Droupadi Murmu Honors 105 Military Personnel with Distinguished Service Awards
New Delhi, June 29: President Droupadi Murmu awarded distinguished service decorations to 105 officers and personnel from the armed forces and the Indian Coast Guard during the Defense Decoration Ceremony 2026 (Phase II) held at the Rashtrapati Bhavan. The honors included 7 Gallantry Medals, 30 Param Vishisht Seva Medals, 12 Uttam Yudh Seva Medals, and ... Read more President Droupadi Murmu Honors 105 Military Personnel with Distinguished Service Awards
Delhi's Wait For Monsoon To Continue As Weather Office Predicts Slow Advance
Delhi residents will have to wait a little longer for the southwest monsoon, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) saying in its latest forecast on Monday that there is no likelihood of the monsoon reaching the national capital over the next five days.
Delhi court extends judicial custody of 10 accused in NEET-UG 2026 paper leak case
Special Judge allows the Central Bureau of Investigations application seeking extension of custody
Rekha Gupta On Delhi's EV Push, Anti-Pollution Plan At NDTV Conclave
On the issue of pollution, Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said her government has over the last year prepared a very scientific roadmap to combat it.
Major Cyber Action by Delhi Police: 10 Arrested Including Jamtara Gang
New Delhi, June 29: In a significant operation, the Delhi Police dismantled a cyber fraud racket, arresting ten suspects from various locations, including Jamtara. This action is part of an ongoing campaign against organized cybercrime involved in online fraud. Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police (ADCP) Abhimanyu Poswal provided details about the operation. He stated that ... Read more Major Cyber Action by Delhi Police: 10 Arrested Including Jamtara Gang
India and Greece Strengthen Economic Ties Through Manufacturing and Technology Collaboration
New Delhi, June 29: Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal emphasized the importance of enhancing economic collaboration between India and Greece during a significant meeting with Greek Development Minister Takis Theodorikakos. In a post on the social media platform X, Goyal stated, We discussed opportunities to boost cooperation in manufacturing, startups, and emerging technologies ... Read more India and Greece Strengthen Economic Ties Through Manufacturing and Technology Collaboration
DU announces 1,370 ECA quota seats for UG admissions: Here's how to apply
Delhi University has opened admissions for 1,370 undergraduate seats under the extra-curricular activities (ECA) quota for the 2026-27 academic session. Registrations are ongoing via the CSAS-UG portal. Theatre, Indian classical dance, and Indian vocal music boast the highest seat allocations. A significant weightage is given to CUET scores alongside certificates and trials for ECA admissions.
