Raghav Chadha sparked fresh political buzz after taking a pointed dig at his own party, Aam Aadmi Party, during a Rajya Sabha session. Highlighting the absence of senior leadership, Chadha remarked that neither the party’s leader nor the newly appointed deputy leader was present in the House, even as he himself attended despite recently being removed from the deputy leader position. In h

Former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has raised concerns about judicial impartiality, accusing Delhi High Court judge Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma of attending four events hosted by the Adhivakta Parishad, a lawyers' body linked to the RSS. Kejriwal, who has long opposed the BJP-RSS ideology, stated that the judge's participation in these events creates a reasonable apprehension that the case may not be handled impartially. The AAP chief called the Delhi liquor policy case political an

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast a change in weather conditions across Delhi NCR on April 7 and 8. Residents can expect strong winds, cloudy skies, and chances of rain along with isolated thunderstorms during these two days. On April 6, the weather remained normal with tempe

Delhi is set to make a significant mark on the global cinema map as it prepares to host its first-ever International Film Festival Delhi (IFFD) from March 25 to March 31, 2026. Announced by Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, the festival will showcase more than 125 Indian and international films across multiple prestigious venues in the capital. This landmark event reflects Delhi’s growing ambition to become a major hub for cinema, culture, and creative collaboration. The curtain raiser for

Several schools in the national capital were placed on high alert on Monday after bomb threat emails were sent to their official email IDs, triggering swift action from security agencies. According to officials, at least ten schools across different parts of Delhi received the threatening emails within a short time window, prompting immediate deployment of police teams, fire services, and bomb disposal squads to conduct thorough security checks on school premises. As per the informa

The investigation into the Red Fort blast has taken a darker turn as the NIA uncovered evidence showing the accused had initially planned large-scale rocket bomb strikes across Delhi before turning to a car bomb. According to sources, the group was actively attempting to develop a Hamas-style drone system capable of launching rocket-based explosives into crowded and high-security zones. Investigators revealed that the module was modifying commercially available drones to carry and launch leth

The Union Cabinet on Wednesday officially termed the November 10 car explosion near Delhi’s Red Fort a “heinous terror attack,” confirming it as an act of terrorism. The meeting, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, expressed deep grief over the loss of lives and observed a two-minute silence for the victims. A resolution was passed to ensure that every perpetrator and collaborator involved in the explosion is brought to justice swiftly and decisively. Union Minister Ashwi

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.

In a major development amid the ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel, Iran has temporarily reopened its closed airspace to facilitate the evacuation of Indian nationals. The decision comes as a humanitarian gesture following diplomatic efforts by the Indian government. As per official reports, nearly 1,000 Indian citizens, including students and workers stranded in different regions of Iran, will return to India on Friday night via special chartered flight

A tragic loss has struck the Indian student community abroad. Tanya Tyagi, a young student from Delhi studying at the University of Calgary, Canada, passed away on June 17, 2025, under unclear circumstances. The news was confirmed by the Consulate General of India in Vancouver via a social media post. The cause of Tanya's sudden death has not been disclosed, and no official explanation has been released by author

A political war of words broke out in Delhi on April 5, 2025, between the BJP and AAP following the petition filed by Okhla MLA Amanatullah Khan, who challenged the Waqf Amendment Bill 2025 in the Supreme Court. Khan, a prominent member of AAP and former Chairman of the Delhi Waqf Board, has raised concerns that the Bill limits religious and cultural autonomy of Muslims, introduces arbitrary executive interference, and threatens minority rights in managing religious and charitable institution