The Times of India

A seven-year-old boy tragically drowned in a rainwater-filled pond at a Delhi park, leaving his family seeking answers and accountability. While authorities claim safeguards were in place and a guard attempted to prevent the incident, police found no warning signs. An investigation into negligence is ongoing, with legal action promised once those responsible are identified.

Delhi-NCR awoke to dense fog and severely degraded air quality on Wednesday, with the overall AQI reaching 312 in the 'Very Poor' category. Several areas recorded high pollution levels, while others experienced slightly better conditions. Meanwhile, the IMD issued a yellow alert for potential thunderstorms and gusty winds.

Doctors in Delhi successfully conducted a live ultrasound scan on a patient in Antarctica using a remotely controlled robotic arm. This groundbreaking demonstration by AIIMS highlights the potential for delivering specialist medical care across vast distances, offering a vital solution for remote and underserved regions.

A 20-year-old woman allegedly died by suicide in a Noida hotel room after an argument with her lover, who is married and claims he was in the bathroom. In a separate incident, a man admitted to a de-addiction center died after his health deteriorated, with a post-mortem underway.

In a breathtaking debut, Mikhail Turetsky's Choir made waves in Delhi, weaving the spirit of Republic Day with a captivating mix of cherished Russian melodies and an unexpected twist featuring Bappi Lahiri's iconic 'Jimmy Jimmy Aaja Aaja'

In Delhi's Ranhola area, a man collapsed on the road and later died after a passerby attempted to steal his belongings instead of offering help. CCTV footage captured the incident, and police are now searching for the suspects. This tragic event echoes similar past incidents where victims were robbed instead of aided.

In a heart-wrenching incident in East Delhi, the death of Poonam was caused by a faulty electric pole, with her young son Arnav tragically following just 23 days later. Her husband, Ravinder, is now navigating the painful aftermath, calling for justice as bureaucratic delays frustrate their quest for accountability over this negligence that has shattered their lives.

Delhi Police opposed bail for two accused in the 2023 Parliament security breach, citing the use of smoke canisters and errorising the minds of MPs. The court scheduled further hearings for March 17. The accused allegedly created havoc, threatening national sovereignty and the Prime Minister.

In a powerful moment during his inaugural address in the Rajya Sabha, a BJP politician unveiled his prosthetic limbs, recounting a violent incident from 31 years ago involving CPM activists. His intent was to illustrate the meaning of democracy to the populace, igniting a heated debate with CPM representatives over the theme of political brutality.

On Tuesday, Delhi was enveloped in a thick blanket of fog, resulting in alarmingly low air quality readings in the 'poor' to 'very poor' range. In response, Rahul Gandhi called for an urgent parliamentary discussion and the declaration of a national health emergency regarding air pollution, highlighting the critical necessity for funding and tangible measures to alleviate public concerns.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee decided to deploy her own police to protect victims' families in Delhi, leading to a standoff with Delhi Police. Banerjee accused the Union government of harassing the families and restricting their movement, while Delhi Police stated their deployments were precautionary and followed protocol for her Z+ security.

A state-level athlete, Payal, now teaches migrant children under a Delhi flyover after college fees became unaffordable. Supported by an NGO, this open-air school provides education to 34 children, many of whom lack formal schooling. Despite challenges like no washroom, the children are eager to learn, dreaming of a proper classroom.

West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee confronted Delhi Police at Banga Bhawan, accusing them of harassing victims of the SIR incident. She alleged Himalayan incompetence by the Union government and vowed to fight for the people. A Bengal Police team was dispatched to Delhi to provide security to the victims.