Abhinav Rajput

Puzzle parking is a fully-automated system featuring a combination of pallets that enable horizontal and vertical movement of parking spots just like a puzzle to park and retrieve cars.

Standing committee chairperson of South MCD BK Oberoi said people living in residential areas in these colonies can pay this year’s taxes and their old taxes would be foregone.

The East Delhi MP also demanded that a statue of Bhagat Singh be installed at the entrance with messages talking about his contributions.

Buildings that come under the jurisdiction of the South Delhi Municipal Corporation have been chosen for the project, and the first such building for which bids have been invited is the Old House Tax Building.

BJP councillor Tokas had last week demanded that the name of Mohammadpur village in ward number 66 be changed to Madhavpuram.

The shopkeepers are not willing to relocate to another place as it would affect their business after MCD proposed the idea of rebuilding the dilapidated structure based on a report by IIT Roorkee.

The DDA plans to add features such as walkways, eco-trails, and water bodies on the entire stretch between Wazirabad barrage and Okhla barrage. The deadline for the project is December 2023.

The BJP, which has been ruling the three corporations for three terms, faces a tough challenge from AAP ahead of the polls. Unauthorised colonies were AAP’s stronghold in the Assembly polls.

Lekhi later claimed that her words were "twisted", but added that she withdraws her remarks if they have hurt anyone.

The move comes ahead of next year’s MCD polls, where the BJP, which is currently in power, faces a tough challenge from the AAP

People say that since the water supplied to them is dirty they are forced to buy bottled water costing Rs 1,500 to Rs 3,000 every month, said Manoj Tiwari after holding 'pani panchayats' in areas across Northeast Delhi.

The Delhi Development Authority is presently seeking suggestions on the draft master plan from different stakeholders, including residents, associations and government agencies, before it is finalised.

The 155-km-long corridor will start from Akshardham Mandir in Delhi and end at Saharanpur in Uttar Pradesh.

BJP leader Ramvir Singh Bidhuri said the extension was necessary to ensure that members can raise, discuss, and debate important issues concerning the national capital.

The walkability plan says that there should be a provision for pelican crossings near schools and other intersections that cater to children and the elderly. The policy also stresses on providing street furniture, signage giving information on directions and locations of public utilities.

The civic body has prohibited the use of single-use plastic items such as bottles, cups, glasses, and polythene bags and plastic items with thickness less than 50 microns due to environmental concerns.

BJP leader Vijender Gupta said party leaders were inside the premises for three hours and returned only after Baijal assured a CBI probe.

The first showers of monsoon caused waterlogging and massive traffic jams in different parts of the city, causing traffic snarls on several busy road stretches, including at the Dhaula Kuan Ring Road, Barapullah and Kallindi Kunj flyovers.

Former India teammates Madan Lal and Chetan Sharma, former BCCI president CK Khanna and DDCA chairperson Rohan Jaitley paid respects to Yashpal Sharma at the Lodhi cremation ground.

Senior leaders privy to discussions said it was deliberated that BJP should put its best foot forward in MCD polls and ask senior state leaders and office-bearers to contest.

Delhi BJP chief Adesh Gupta said that the water cannons were used on party leaders while they were protesting outside the residence of Delhi Health Minister Satyendra Jain.

Online services like registration of birth and death, payment of property tax, trade licenses, factory licenses and others can be availed through the dedicated portals of the MCDs and those without internet facilities may visit the centres spread across the city.

A three-member committee appointed by Lt Governor Anil Baijal had said that while there was no “infirmity” in procurement of the buses, there were “procedural lapses” in granting the annual maintenance contract to two companies for around Rs 3,500 crore.

In a statement, the BJP said: “The party has expelled Jyoti Rachoya (Nangloi councillor) and Savita Khatri (Narela councillor), responsible for the defeat of the BJP candidate for the post of president of Narela Zone, of North Delhi Municipal Corporation.”