May 30, 2026: Delhi Police Bust Alleged Cross-Border Terror Module Delhi Police Special Cell has arrested nine suspected members of an alleged ISI-linked terror module. Investigators say the group was planning attacks in Delhi, Mumbai, and other major cities. Major Terror Plot Suspected Delhi Police Special Cell has arrested nine suspected terrori

A major security breach occurred at the Delhi Legislative Assembly when an unidentified car, a Tata Sierra with a Uttar Pradesh registration number, rammed through an iron barricade and gained access to the highly secured premises. The incident took place on Monday, April 6, 2026, at around 2 pm and sent shockwaves through the assembly complex. The vehicle entered the Delhi Assembly through Gate No. 2, an access point typically guarded by CRPF personnel, and remained inside the prem

A massive protest outside the Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi turned violent on Tuesday as members of the Vishva Hindu Parishad and other Hindu groups, including the Bajrang Dal, gathered to protest the lynching of Dipu Chandra Das in Bangladesh. Despite heavy security arrangements, demonstrators t

Russian President Vladimir Putin lands in Delhi this evening for a crucial two-day state visit, his first trip to India since the Ukraine war and the first since 2021. The visit comes at the invitation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi as both nations celebrate 25 years of the India-Russia strategic partnership along with the 23rd bilateral summit. The leaders last met during the SCO Summit in Tianjin on September 1, and this visit is expected to see multiple agreements aimed at strengthening l

Reports claiming that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu cancelled or delayed his upcoming India visit due to security concerns after the recent Delhi blast have triggered widespread discussion. However, senior government sources have now clarified that such claims are misleading and factually incorrect. The meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Netanyahu, initially expected later this year, is unlikely to take place in 2025, but officials emphasize that the decision has no

A powerful explosion in a Hyundai i20 car near Gate No. 1 of Delhi’s Red Fort Metro Station on Monday evening claimed at least eight lives and left several others injured. The blast occurred around 6:52 p.m. when the vehicle was halted at a traffic signal. The impact of the explosion shattered nearby glass panes and caused panic among commuters and pedestrians. The injured were immediately rushed to Lok Nayak Jai Prakash (LNJP) Hospital, where medical teams continue to treat those in critic

In a swift and significant move, Delhi Police Commissioner SBK Singh has been replaced by Satish Golcha, a 1992 batch IPS officer, just a day after Chief Minister Rekha Gupta was attacked during a public meeting at her residence. The attack, which saw the CM slapped and her hair pulled, raised serious questions about the security arrangements provided to top political figures in Delhi. SBK Singh, who had been given additional charge as the Delhi Police Commiss

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta was attacked this morning during a public meeting at her residence. The incident occurred during the 'Jansunwai' session, a regular event where the Chief Minister addresses public concerns. The attacker, identified as Rajesh Sakriya from Rajkot, Gujarat, approached the Chief Minister with papers in hand and suddenly launched an attack, injuring her hand and head. Immediate act

As India gears up to celebrate its 79th Independence Day on August 15, 2025, at Delhi’s historic Red Fort, the Delhi Police has released a detailed set of security guidelines to ensure the safety of attendees and the smooth conduct of the event. Entry to the venue will be strictly controlled, with access granted only to those carrying official invitation cards. The sole exception is Enclosure No. 21-C, where visitors can enter with a valid government-issued photo ID. The police have also issued a comprehensive list of prohibited items, covering food and beverages, bags, electronic gadgets, photography equipment, containers, explosives, digital devices, tobacco products, hazardous materials, tools, weapons, charging devices, sharp objects, firearms, and dangerous chemicals. This includes everyday items such as water bottles, umbrellas, mobile chargers, power banks, scissors, matchboxes, and perfumes. The aim is to prevent any potential threats and maintain a secure environment for dignitaries, guests, and the general public. Visitors are advised not to carry eatables, ketchup packets, bags, cameras, radios, laptops, flasks, or any kind of sharp or hazardous object. Firearms, toy guns, firecrackers, and any form of explosives are strictly prohibited. Tobacco, alcohol, and aerosol-based products are also banned. All attendees must pass through rigorous security checks and frisking at entry points, and any suspicious object should be immediately reported to security personnel. The Delhi Police has urged all attendees to cooperate fully with security staff, arrive early to avoid last-minute congestion, and remain vigilant throughout the event. Following these guidelines not only ensures personal safety but also contributes to a peaceful and dignified celebration of India’s independence. With Prime Minister Narendra Modi expected to address the nation from the Red Fort, these measures reflect the heightened security preparedness for one of the most significant national events of the year.

On Friday, at least six schools in Delhi, including Delhi Public School in East of Kailash, Salwan School, Modern School, and Cambridge School, received bomb threats via email. This marks the second such incident this week, following a similar scare on December 9 when over 40 schools in the city received similar threats. The emails claimed that explosives had been planted within the school premises, warning of potential bomb blasts on December 13 and 14, particularly targeting schools with sc