The Times of India

A Punjab & Sind Bank guard allegedly shot and killed the branch manager in Ghaziabad after a heated argument over leave and salary issues. The incident occurred in the manager's cabin in front of staff and customers. The accused, a former Army personnel, was later arrested after being found drinking.

Ramzan evenings in Delhi come alive with vibrant iftar walks exploring neighborhoods like Purani Dilli, Zakir Nagar, and Shaheen Bagh. These curated experiences offer a deep dive into the traditions, food, and community spirit of the blessed month, extending beyond just culinary exploration.

Delhi's diverse markets offer everything from street bargains to curated luxury, shaping personal style and creating unforgettable shopping experiences for influencers.

A 26-year-old man was killed in Delhi's Uttam Nagar after a Holi celebration dispute over a water balloon escalated into violence. His mother demands strict action, alleging the accused threatened her granddaughter and assaulted her family. The family seeks severe punishment for the perpetrators.

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta attended the 12th Annual Celebration and the Silver Jubilee ceremony of the 'Apna Ghar Ashram', located in Budhpur, on Sunday.

A Delhi Police inspector's video alleging political interference in releasing criminals has sparked controversy. The officer claimed offenders were freed due to intervention from public representatives. Delhi Police has denied these claims, calling the remarks irresponsible. The inspector has been removed from his post and transferred as disciplinary action. Police stated they operate strictly by law without external influence.

Delhi Race Club faces an uncertain future after a 15-day eviction notice from the Land and Development Office. The club, celebrating its centenary, must vacate its 53.2-acre property on Lok Kalyan Marg. This decision impacts hundreds of families reliant on the club, raising concerns about relocating specialized operations and the welfare of its workers.

A 32-year-old man, Harish Rana, has been moved to AIIMS for passive euthanasia after the Supreme Court upheld his right to die with dignity. Rana has been in a vegetative state since 2013 due to severe head injuries. The process involves withdrawing life-sustaining treatment while ensuring comfort and pain relief.

Harish Rana, in a vegetative state since 2013, has been moved to AIIMS for passive euthanasia following a Supreme Court ruling. A specialized medical team will oversee the process, focusing on comfort and dignity by withdrawing life support. This marks a significant step in allowing individuals with irreversible conditions to die with peace.

Six individuals, including a woman, were apprehended in Ghaziabad for allegedly filming and transmitting sensitive details of railway stations and security sites in Delhi-NCR and Mumbai to a Pakistani number. Investigations revealed they were paid for these tasks, with some footage even sent from Delhi Cantt railway station. Government agencies have been alerted.