Delhi, with its triple-engine sarkar, cannot afford to let such tragedies become routine or outsource the safety of its young residents to landlords and market forces
Rubble from the Satya Niketan building collapse was cleared after a 27-hour rescue operation, with no fresh casualties reported. Seven people died and five remain hospitalised. The building owner and two family members were arrested, while an MCD inquiry is underway
The Satya Niketan building collapse that killed seven people has renewed concerns over illegal construction in Delhi. The five-storey structure lacked an approved building plan, while MCD’s survey of nearly 28 lakh buildings identified only 19 as dangerous, raising questions over safety inspections
Six people were killed and 11 rescued after a 50-year-old multi-storey building collapsed in Delhi’s Satya Niketan area during repair work. Multiple agencies conducted overnight rescue operations. Police registered a case against the owner, while a magisterial inquiry was ordered
Around 150–200 ABVP students staged a protest at the Civic Centre in New Delhi on Sunday against the Municipal Corporation of Delhi following the Satya Niketan building collapse that killed five people. The demonstration led to jostling with police, and about 15 students were detained.
At least three people were killed and nine injured after a five‑storey building with a basement collapsed in Delhi’s Satya Niketan area on Sunday afternoon. Most victims were students living in PG accommodation. Rescue teams from Delhi Police, NDRF, and Fire Services pulled out eleven trapped residents, while operations continued late into the night.
A building collapsed in south Delhi’s Satya Niketan area on Sunday, with some people feared trapped under the debris. Five fire tenders and police teams were rushed to the spot as rescue operations began. Further details on casualties and damage are awaited
The Supreme Court refused an urgent hearing on a plea seeking action against illegal constructions after a building collapse in Delhi's Saidulajab killed six people. The court said the matter should be heard by the bench already examining unauthorised construction and land-use violations
A four-storey building collapsed on Saturday morning in northeast Delhi’s Seelampur area, sparking a massive rescue operation. Three people have been pulled from the rubble and hospitalized. Authorities fear more could be trapped as the search continues.
