“Are BS-IV vehicles registered in Delhi also banned?” one policeman asked his colleague.
At Kalindi Kunj, police were penalising those who did not have valid pollution under control certificates (PUCCs). The team said they had challaned at least 15 cars by the afternoon.
The day also saw Delhi recording its coldest December day so far this season.
The matter came to light after police received a complaint from a businessman who was allegedly duped of Rs 1 lakh in a digital arrest scam in South Delhi’s Shaheen Bagh.
The Delhi govt has barred non-BS VI private vehicles registered outside the city and those without a valid pollution certificate from entering the Capital. Here's how you can check the BS emissions of your vehicle.
The inspection comes in wake of Christmas, New Year's celebrations
Over the years, several benches of the HC have passed orders on the issue, observing that “lack of specialist doctors and medical attendants to assist them is a major cause affecting the tribal women and children” along with lack of other facilities that lead to such deaths.
A spokesperson of the SVPIA said, “A security threat note was reported on an arriving flight from Mopa (GOX) to Ahmedabad (AMD). The aircraft landed safely at 1900 hrs and is undergoing checks as per protocol. Airport operations remain unaffected.”
Congress MP Shaktisinh Gohil Thursday raised the issue of conservation of critically endangered species of Great Indian Bustard (GIB) bird in the Rajya Sabha. Gohil posted a video of his question in the House on his social media handles.
This is nearly a 44 per cent increase in comparison to the 401 PhDs awarded last year and significantly more than PhDs from pre-pandemic years.
Officials said that what complicates this issue is the fact that many fake and AI generated images claim presence of leopards near the areas where leopards have already been sighted in actuality.
The high-profile ward, which houses key govt buildings, is not without its own civic issues
Govt announces one-time relief for out-of-work labour, but not many are registered
AQI expected to remain in ‘Very Poor’ category until December 20, following six days set to range from ‘Very Poor’ to ‘Severe’
Administration steps up safety measures after three children killed in a fresh spate of attacks in the district
Inaugurated by CM Rekha Gupta, facility shifted from Patel Chowk
Atish Aziz, a voter in the Kolkata Port Assembly constituency, said the change in surname raises questions about the Election Commission's exercise of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral roll in West Bengal.
Seven people, including the father-son duo, were arrested and cow meat was recovered from them, say officials
11,350 panchayats in 35 districts will have libraries in the first phase; books and other material selected, says government
The SIR process had turned Ayesha’s life upside down. Her days were filled with door-to-door visits and late-night digital data entries, leaving her juggling childcare with a patchwork of support.
Additional Commissioner of Police (Special Cell) P S Kushwah said Piyush Piplani (28) and Ankush Solanki (23) from Haryana, as well as Kunwarbir (30), Lovepreet Singh (26) and Santokh alias Kapil Khatri (31) from Punjab, were arrested in two operations.
With the release of the draft electoral roll following the survey round of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR), the second phase of verification will begin in the state today.
PIL challenges govt order on appointment of advocates including kin of sitting judges, BJP leaders
The woman filed the complaint at DLF Phase-2 police station on December 11, alleging that she was called for a job interview through an online portal on November 15.
Operators part of same syndicate, say police





