The Times of India

Actress Sapna Chaudhry received interim protection from a Delhi court against her husband under the Domestic Violence Act. The court barred him from contacting or approaching her until the next hearing, citing allegations of domestic abuse and concerns for her safety and professional commitments, including a film premiere. Protection officers and local police are tasked with enforcing the order.

A devastating Delhi hotel fire tragically claimed the lives of eight members of the Aggarwal family, including a son, daughter-in-law, and grandchildren. The sole survivor, 75-year-old Radhe Shyam Aggarwal, has since passed away. The blaze, which killed 22 in total, exposed severe safety lapses at the Flourish Inn, including illegal construction and a lack of fire systems.

A 27-year-old man allegedly killed his co-worker with scissors during a drunken fight in a Gandhi Nagar garment factory. Police arrested the accused, Arwaz, from Uttam Nagar. The weapon and blood-stained clothes were recovered. The victim, Krishan Kumar, initially left the hospital but later succumbed to his injuries. An FIR was registered, and further investigation is ongoing.

South Delhi's Hauz Rani transformed into an international healthcare hub, with local businesses catering to foreign medical tourists in multiple languages. However, a recent fire has triggered an exodus of patients, leaving businesses and freelance translators struggling with a drastic decline in clientele and income.

The Delhi High Court has ordered the removal of online videos and content by Dr. Kapil Kakar concerning the Saket building collapse. These posts allegedly accused a sitting judge of corruption and criminal misconduct. The court, hearing a criminal contempt petition, expressed concern over social media's impact on judicial confidence and directed platforms to take down the material.

The Delhi High Court expressed concern over the Centre's plan to acquire prominent Lutyens' Delhi properties, including the Delhi Gymkhana Club and polo ground. The court warned that further construction could strain infrastructure, stating Delhi will choke. The government cited public purpose and limited central Delhi space for its takeover.

Cases that typically averaged 10-15 a week have now climbed to nearly 75-80 patients weekly in many OPDs, doctors said

10 Deaths In A Month At Chota Haridwar Stretch That Was Built For Irrigation, Not Swimming

Owners of shops, constructed on a road in Begumabad, were issued notices earlier

Tata Group Airline Also Pulls Out Of Hindon Terminal

Noida Airports June 15 Launch Expected To Accelerate Industrial & Residential Growth Off Expressway

FIR filed 3 days after crash, cops say teams trying to trace Delhi-registered car

Maintenance In-Charge Arrested, Family Seeks Accountability

AOA Blamed Construction Quality, Says Ccomplaints Were Raised Repeatedly

The Delhi High Court expressed grave concern over the Centre's plan to reclaim land from institutions like the Indian Polo Association and Delhi Gymkhana Club, warning it could worsen Delhi's livability. The court questioned the move's impact on shrinking green spaces, while the Centre cited defence and public needs.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah has set a strict 20-day review cycle for the Yamuna river's rejuvenation, demanding seamless coordination among Delhi, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh. The plan includes installing 59 new sewage treatment plants by 2027 and tackling dairy waste through an MoU with NDDB. Desilting operations are nearing completion, with extracted silt to be reused.

A Malviya Nagar hotel fire, claiming 22 lives, was exacerbated by a cook's unattended oil fryer and a nearly 30-minute delay in emergency calls. Lapses in alerting guests and authorities allowed the blaze to intensify, turning a kitchen oversight into a devastating tragedy.

Delhi is launching a scientific Road Asset Management System to overhaul road maintenance, moving beyond traditional methods. Collaborating with CSIR-CRRI and SPA, the initiative will create digital road records, prioritize repairs, and integrate green infrastructure. This aims to tackle traffic, pollution, and waterlogging, making roads greener and more sustainable.

No Auction Dealine, Vehicles Stuck In Court Cases Continue To Pile Up

Jay Mishra, a key accused in the Malviya Nagar hotel fire that killed 22, surrendered to authorities. Mishra, an accountant and associate of the hotel owner, is implicated in the FIR for alleged absence of adequate security arrangements. Investigators are examining his role in the hotel's management and operations.

A Delhi court has extended the police custody of a hotel owner by two days in connection with a fire that killed 22 people. Another accused, a cook, was remanded to 14 days judicial custody and had his bail application dismissed. The building reportedly lacked a fire no-objection certificate.

Recent tragic incidents in Indian gyms, including celebrity deaths from cardiac arrest and fatal accidents, highlight critical safety concerns. These events underscore the urgent need for mandatory health screenings, proper supervision, and adherence to safety standards within fitness centers to prevent further avoidable tragedies.

A Delhi University professor was brutally murdered by a couple she had welcomed into her home, offering them water. The crime, stemming from a property dispute, saw the accused use forged identities and travel extensively to evade capture. Police apprehended the couple in West Bengal after a multi-state manhunt.

Posters targeting the Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, appeared on multiple roundabouts in New Delhi ahead of the INDIA bloc meeting on Monday. The posters highlighted past statements by Opposition leaders against the Congress MP.

The government is considering extending driving license validity until holders turn 50, aiming to reduce public inconvenience. Additionally, vehicle ownership transfers and permit renewals are slated to become fully online. These measures, along with a negative points system for traffic violations, are expected to streamline processes and improve road safety.

A Delhi University professor's murder in east Delhi has been linked to a multi-crore ancestral property in West Bengal. Police arrested a couple from Bardhaman and apprehended their minor son, alleging they killed the professor after she refused to sell her share of the inherited property.

The court held that the evidence indicated the applicants involvement in gang violence and breach of law and order

Buses with tourist permit only allowed to pick up passengers at origin and destination; violators to face action