There is news of great relief for the people of Delhi-NCR as the restrictions of GRAP-4 have been lifted. However, officials have advised people to remain alert and keep an eye on pollution levels. This decision has been taken in view of the improvement in air quality, but it is still important to exercise caution.
Low-visibility procedure has been implemented at Delhi Airport due to fog. Due to low visibility, flight operations may take longer than usual. Passengers have been advised to check the status of their flights before reaching the airport. Delhi's air quality index is also in the poor category, further reducing visibility.
In East Delhi, CM Rekha Gupta inspected Rajiv Gandhi Superspeciality Hospital and inquired about the well-being of patients. He visited the wards and observed the hospital arrangements. Met the patients, listened to their problems and assured them of better health services. He instructed the hospital administration to provide high quality medical facilities to the patients on time.
Police have recovered hashish in Palwal adjacent to Delhi. The police achieved this success while running a campaign against drugs. In this matter, the police have registered a case against unknown people and started investigation. Police say that the accused will be arrested soon.
A PIL has been filed in the Delhi High Court, demanding reduction in GST from 18 to 5 considering air purifier as a medical device. A bench headed by the Chief Justice will hear the petition filed by advocate Kapil Madan. The petition states that in view of air pollution, air purifiers are not a luxury item and the high GST on it is a burden on the economically weaker section.
Government claims of tackling pollution in Delhi are proving to be hollow. Every year new plans are made, but the level of pollution remains the same. Currently, the government is focusing on cleaning only 1400 km of roads, which is inadequate to address the problem of pollution.
Masked miscreants committed a major crime in Delhi. These miscreants, who came in a car, first broke the wires of the CCTV cameras installed in the area, so that they could not be identified. After this, they fled in a Creta car. Police are investigating the matter and the search for the miscreants is going on.
Delhi Police has busted a high-tech vehicle theft gang which was running theft business under the guise of car repairing. Police have arrested two vicious vehicle thieves, who used modern technology to steal cars and then sell them. The revelation of this gang is likely to curb incidents of vehicle theft in Delhi.
The drain will be redeveloped at a cost of ₹387 crore to save South Delhi from submerging in rains. This project will start in the new year. The objective of this project is to reduce the problem of waterlogging in South Delhi and ensure better drainage system.
Delhi Police has arrested 12 youths who were displaying illegal weapons on social media. The Central Range Police has taken this action to prevent the youth from taking the initial steps of crime. The police have registered a case under the Arms Act and sent everyone to Tihar Jail. Police are monitoring social media to stop display of weapons.
Delhi Police has arrested a vicious thug who used to cheat by tampering with QR codes after watching South movies. The accused is only 10th pass and he used Artificial Intelligence AI. The police have arrested the accused and started further investigation.
Due to pollution, there is a black blanket of smog in Delhi, due to which the shine of many programs taking place in the city has faded. Many big programs have been canceled due to pollution. People are facing difficulties due to poor air quality.
A gang involved in re-packaging expired food products and selling them at low prices has been busted in Delhi-NCR. Delhi Police has arrested many people. The accused was doing business of re-packaging and selling expired food items of foreign and Indian brands since 2019. Police have recovered huge quantity of expired products from the warehouse.
A Delhi court sentenced Sunil Arora to life imprisonment for destroying the family. Pawan Kumar Jain's court found Arora guilty of murdering his mother and brother. A fine of Rs 50 thousand was also imposed on him. According to the prosecution, Arora committed the murder by attacking him with a knife, scissors and a stick. The court rejected the plea of self-defense and sentenced him to life imprisonment.
The Delhi High Court has directed to provide legal aid to Celina Jaitley's brother Vikram Jaitley, who is an army man. The court has asked the Indian Embassy to ensure that Vikram gets proper legal help. This instruction has been given after coordinating with the Ministry of External Affairs so that Vikram Jaitley can get the necessary assistance.
BJP councilor Renu Chaudhary was criticized on social media for warning a Nigerian citizen in Delhi's Mayur Vihar Phase-I to learn Hindi. After the intervention of the state BJP, the councilor apologized twice and deleted the video. BJP President Virendra Sachdeva expressed displeasure over the councilor's behavior and talked about promoting sports.
In view of the serious situation of pollution in Delhi, Grape-4 is implemented. Shahdara district administration is taking strict action against those violating grape restrictions. The administration has issued challans to 115 people and imposed a total fine of Rs 50 lakh. SDM Tapan Jha said that construction work is closed and strict action will be taken against violators. Teams are monitoring every area.
The DU committee has expressed objection to the 'Economics and Gender' course in the PG syllabus of Delhi University and has given instructions for amendment. The committee has raised questions regarding the course content, after which changes have been asked to be made in the syllabus. This dispute can also be raised in the Academic Council.
IIT Delhi has developed an Artificial Intelligence AI system called ‘AILA’. This AI system is capable of conducting experiments and operating the equipment in the laboratory on its own. ‘AILA’ will help in automating research and development tasks, thereby saving time of scientists and researchers and increasing efficiency. This technology can give rise to new opportunities in the field of science.
Delhi High Court has sought response from the Central Government and the film producer on the petition filed demanding a ban on the telecast of the film 'UP-77' based on the life of gangster Vikas Dubey. A bench of Justice Sachin Dutta adjourned the hearing for Wednesday. In the petition, the web series has been described as an unauthorized portrayal, which will cause irreparable loss to the petitioner. Vikas Dubey was killed in an encounter by Uttar Pradesh Police in 2020.