A viral video showing youths performing dangerous stunts on moving cars in Greater Noida prompted swift action from traffic police. Authorities issued challans totaling Rs 1.21 lakh for violations including dangerous driving and speeding. The incident has been referred for further investigation, with officials emphasizing the risks posed by such reckless behavior to all road users.

Delhi is gearing up for its first artificial rain experiment to combat air pollution, with cloud seeding operations planned between July 4 and 11. IIT Kanpur has developed a special seeding formulation and will conduct multiple aircraft sorties over Delhi.

Residents of Greater Noida are raising concerns over untreated sewage being dumped into a drain near Ishan College, polluting the Kasna canal and eventually the Hindon river. Despite a nearby sewage treatment plant, it remains non-functional. Residents, led by Corruption Free India, have appealed to officials, highlighting health risks from foul odours and potential methane emissions.

The Delhi government will provide Rs 5 lakh in financial aid to each of the 24 artisans whose stalls were destroyed in the Delhi Haat fire on April 30. Tourism Minister Kapil Mishra announced that the artisans will also receive free stalls at Delhi Haat in INA for six months, from July 1 to December 31, allocated via lottery.

Delhi Police have apprehended 83 Bangladeshi nationals, including 33 minors, in east Delhi for illegal residency. This action is part of a special drive initiated in November 2024, bringing the total arrests to 120. Raids on June 24 in areas like Mandawali and Mayur Vihar led to the recovery of digital evidence linking them to Bangladesh.

Despite a government inspection revealing mistreatment and unsanitary conditions at Anand Niketan old age home, families of the residents have largely consented to them remaining there. Many relatives cited satisfaction with the care provided, particularly regarding timely meals and attention to their elders' needs.

New Delhi anticipates a warm, humid Sunday with scattered rain and a high of 34.7C; residents should carry umbrellas given the 89% chance of precipitation. The capital faces a wet start to July, with heavy rainfall expected on July 1st and continued showers throughout the week, marking an unusual monsoon pattern. Plan outdoor activities accordingly.