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More Than 52 Thousand People Still Missing In Delhi Since 2016, High Court Seeks Answers From Central And State Government

Delhi High Court has sought answers from the Center and Delhi government in the matter of more than 52,000 people missing since 2016. A petition has demanded immediate registration of FIR and audit of Genet portal. The petitioner, who also involved 6,931 children, called it a failure of the law enforcement system. The court adjourned the next hearing till February 18.

Open Manhole In Delhi's Rohini Took The Life Of Laborer Birju, Dead Body Found After 24 Hours In A 20 Feet Deep Drain.

Birju died after falling into an open manhole at a dark place in Rohini Sector 32. While talking on the mobile, he fell into a 20 feet deep manhole filled with water. His body was recovered after a 5-hour search operation. Police have registered a case of death due to negligence as the street lights were faulty and several manholes were lying open.

Cabinet Approves Delhi Metro Phase-V(A); 3 New Corridors Will Be Built At A Cost Of Rs 12015 Crore, 13 Stations Will Be Included

Delhi Cabinet has approved Metro Phase-VA under the leadership of Chief Minister Rekha Gupta. The project will build three new 16 km long corridors and 13 stations at a cost of Rs 12,014.91 crore, which is targeted to be completed by 2028. This expansion will strengthen Delhi's public transport system, reduce traffic and pollution, and help make the capital world class.

Laborer Dies In Open Manhole In Delhi, Kejriwal Cornered BJP

A laborer died after falling into an open manhole in Sector-32 of Rohini. On this incident, Aam Aadmi Party convenor Arvind Kejriwal has made a scathing attack on the BJP government. Kejriwal said that BJP has destroyed Delhi in one year and they do not care about the lives of the people. He raised the question that after how many more lives will this careless government come to its senses?

Attention Medicines Are Becoming Ineffective: Joint Movement Of Dainik Jagran-IMA Against Uncontrolled Use Of Antibiotics

Dainik Jagran and Indian Medical Association have launched a nationwide awareness campaign against antimicrobial resistance AMR. Its objective is to alert people about the dangers caused by wrong and uncontrolled use of antibiotics. Programs like padyatras, seminars and street plays were organized in 12 states. Experts said that taking antibiotics unnecessarily can make the medicines ineffective, due to which even common infections can become fatal. This is an important initiative for public health.

Worker Dies After Falling Into Open DDA Drain In Rohini, Drunk Friend Forgets; When He Regained Consciousness He Told The 'whole Truth'

Birju Kumar, a 23-year-old laborer in Rohini Sector-32, died after falling into an open DDA drain. Drunk friend Suraj first talked about kidnapping, then told the truth. Birju's body was recovered after a five-hour rescue operation. This incident exposed the negligence of DDA, which hurriedly covered the drain after the accident.

Driver Changing Wheel Of Tempo On Roadside In Delhi Crushed By Speeding Car, Dies

On Tuesday morning, on Delhi's Outer Ring Road, a speeding car crushed driver Vijay, who was changing the wheel of a tempo standing on the roadside, due to which he died on the spot. The deceased was a resident of Nangloi. Police have arrested the car driver Deepak Grover and investigation into the case is ongoing.

Delhi Weather: Heat Started Increasing During The Day, Temperature Reached Near 29 Degrees; How Will The Weather Be In The Coming Days?

Daytime heat is increasing in Delhi, with the maximum temperature recorded on Monday at 28.6 degrees Celsius, which is 5.2 degrees above normal. It remains cool in the morning and evening, but due to the strong sunlight during the day, the feeling of warmth is increasing. According to the Meteorological Department, morning temperatures will also increase in the coming days. There is forecast of fog in the morning and clear sky during the day on Wednesday.

Delhi Government's Instructions: Presence Of Officers Will Be Mandatory In The Meetings Of Assembly Committees.

The Delhi government has directed the secretaries and administrative heads of all departments to compulsorily attend the meetings of the assembly committees. This step has been taken to ensure transparency in government functioning and accountability to the legislature. The circular from the General Administration Department states that in special circumstances, other senior officials may be involved with prior approval. Its purpose is to streamline the legislative process and support policy-level discussions.

Delhi Finance Commission Closed: Congress Said The Move Is Anti-poor, Livelihood Will Be Affected

Delhi Congress President Devendra Yadav has criticized the government for closing the Delhi Finance Commission. He said that this step will hinder the poor, unemployed and small businessmen from getting concessional loans. The Commission used to provide financial assistance to self-employed, startups and MSMEs, due to which livelihoods will now be affected. Yadav demanded an inquiry from the Lieutenant Governor before closing the commission.

Shikhar Dhawan Became The Brand Ambassador Of Delhi Khel Mahakumbh, Said- 'It Is A Matter Of Pride For Me To Do Something For This Soil'

Delhi government has appointed former Indian cricketer Shikhar Dhawan as the brand ambassador of the upcoming Delhi Khel Mahakumbh. This event will start from 13 February 2026, in which thousands of young players from the capital will showcase their talent. Education Minister Ashish Sood and Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said that Dhawan's joining will instill confidence and new energy in the youth. Dhawan expressed pride in doing something for Delhi.

Air In 12 Areas Of Delhi Is In 'very Bad' Category, Mundka's AQI Is Highest At 372

On Tuesday, the air quality in Delhi slipped from 'poor' to 'very poor' category due to low wind speed, fog and clouds. According to the Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi's AQI was recorded at 271, while it was more than 300 in 12 areas. Mundka recorded the highest AQI of 372. The levels of PM10 and PM2.5 have doubled the standards, making the capital's air extremely polluted.

Weather Patterns Changed In Delhi, Temperature Crossed 26 Degrees During The Day; The Temperature Will Rise Further In The Coming Days

Weather patterns are changing in Delhi; It is cool in the morning and evening, but the warmth is increasing during the day due to the sun. On Monday, the day temperature crossed 26 degrees Celsius, which was 3.4 degrees above normal. According to the Meteorological Department, the morning temperature will also increase in the coming days. The maximum temperature may reach 27 degrees by the weekend.

NHRC Took Suo Motu Cognizance Of Cases Of 807 Missing Persons In Delhi, Sought Report From Government And Police.

The National Human Rights Commission has taken suo motu cognizance of the increasing number of missing persons in Delhi. According to Delhi Police data, 807 people went missing in the first two weeks of January 2026, of which 191 were minors. The commission has sought a detailed report from the Delhi Chief Secretary and Police Commissioner within two weeks, calling it a serious violation of human rights. Last year also in 2025, thousands of people went missing, out of which the number of teenage girls is worrying.

Delhi HC Stays The Deadline For Forming Fee Committee Of Private Schools Till February 20

The Delhi High Court has stayed the February 10 deadline for private schools to set up school-level fee regulation committee SLFRC till February 20. The court has asked the Delhi government not to put pressure on schools till then. The bench said that postponing the formation of the committee will not harm anyone nor will it affect the deadline for fixing the fees for the 2026-27 session. The next hearing will be held on February 20.

Despite The Rules, Antibiotics Are Being Sold Without Prescription, The Risk Of AMR Increases Due To The Indifference Of The Administration

Antibiotics Awareness The threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in the country is increasing due to OTC sale of antibiotics, weak regulation and lack of surveillance in agro-animal husbandry. Administrative apathy and lack of coordination between departments is thwarting control efforts. Non-binding guidelines for doctors and the problem of substandard medicines are exacerbating the crisis, leading to millions of deaths every year.

Ashok Kumar Becomes New Chief Electoral Officer Of Delhi, Replacing R Ellis Vaz

The Election Commission has appointed 2006 batch IAS officer Ashok Kumar as the new Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) of Delhi. He will replace R Ellis Vaz, who has been transferred to Jammu and Kashmir. The Commission had sought a panel of three IAS officers from the Delhi government, in which Ashok Kumar's name was included. He has been directed to take charge immediately and send the compliance report within a week.

Case Of Dead Body Found In Car Near Peeragarhi Flyover, Family Alleges Murders Were Done Under Conspiracy.

In the case of three bodies found in a car near Peeragarhi flyover, the families have denied suicide and expressed suspicion of murder. They allege that this has been done as part of a conspiracy, in which a fourth person may also be involved. Shiv Naresh's son expressed suspicion of giving poisonous substances. The police are thoroughly investigating Lakshmi's relationship and case, while Randhir's property is also a subject of investigation.

In Daryaganj, A Speeding XUV Overturned After Hitting The Footpath, Airbag Saved The Lives Of Two Youths.

A speeding XUV 700 car overturned after hitting the footpath in Delhi's Daryaganj late on Sunday night. While overtaking the bus, the driver lost control due to construction material spread on the road. It was fortunate that both the youths including the driver escaped serious injuries due to the airbag opening. Police reached the spot and rescued the youth and gave instructions to remove the material spread on the road.

Turkman Gate Violence: Sessions Court Reserved Its Decision On The Bail Of Eight Accused, Decision Will Come On 12th

Tis Hazari Court has reserved its verdict on the bail petitions of eight accused in the Turkman Gate violence case. Additional Sessions Judge Bhupinder Singh will pronounce the verdict on this on February 12. The defense raised questions about the arrest process and alleged custodial assault. The prosecution denied these claims. This case pertains to the stone pelting incident that took place during the removal of encroachment on January 6.

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