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The Supreme Court warned civic bodies in Delhi, Gurugram and Lucknow of personal liability for failing to act against unauthorised constructions. Citing recent fatal fire incidents, it directed stricter enforcement, ordered officials' personal appearance and warned of contempt proceedings for non-compliance
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The Municipal Corporation of Delhi demolished illegal portions of a house linked to an accused in the Uttam Nagar Holi clash case that left a 26-year-old man dead. Heavy police deployment remained as authorities cleared encroachments built over drains.
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Violence broke out during a High Court-ordered demolition near a mosque in Delhi’s Ramlila Maidan area, injuring five policemen. Police used teargas to disperse stone-pelting crowds, while officials said the mosque was not damaged.
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Says the building, being used for "educational purpose", had permission for "office/business" use for which a fire NOC was not needed
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Says the LG is bound to act on aid and advice of Council of Ministers in nominating 10 aldermen to the Municipal Corporation of Delhi
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According to the data, In Old Rajinder Nagar alone, 18 such basements were sealed on the Bara Bazar Marg stretch
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They are protesting against Municipal Corporation of Delhi where three students died after basement of the coaching centre was flooded
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May grill about desilting of drains and the clearance certificate issued by them to the Rau's IAS Study Circle
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The corporation last year conducted survey of such coaching centres after a massive fire broke out at an institute in Mukharjee Nagar, another coaching hub
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Says situation in Delhi might lead to a public health emergency as more than 3,000 tonnes of solid waste remained untreated daily in national capital
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According to an MCD source, the process is unlikely to begin before January 29, when the court will hear the matter.
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The continuous spraying of the solution for seven hours showed better results with the PM2.5 and PM10 levels dropping by 60 to 65 per cent.
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It was found near the wall of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) school in Tilak Nagar, police said.
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Education Minister Atishi and Deputy Mayor Aaley Mohd Iqbal interacted with the parents of students at the Veer Savarkar Sarvodaya Vidyalaya in Kalkaji and the MCD Primary School in Govindpuri ahead of the meeting.
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The court considered a PIL filed by an animal activist, expressing worries about the welfare of stray dogs during significant occasions like Independence Day, Republic Day, and the recent G20 Summit
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The MCD said the dogs that were picked up from the roads of the national capital have been kept in proper care and no cruelty or harm has been caused to them
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Court underscores rainwater harvesting's crucial role in Delhi's climate resilience planning.
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Two students had received oxygen support, following which their conditions also improved subsequently, the DCP added.
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As floodwaters recede and stagnant pools of water remain in various areas, concerns have escalated about the breeding grounds for disease-carrying mosquitoes.
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After this training, our teachers have gained confidence that they can make a difference and create an excellent environment to provide quality education to their students, said Atishi