At least two burglars, who had managed to enter a house belonging to former Delhi chief minister Madan Lal Khurana, were caught red-handed thanks to the presence of mind of the security guard. The incident was reported from Kirti Nagar in west Delhi late on Tuesday night.

A man, who was allegedly detained by the police for more than two days in connection with the recent Dhaula Kuan gangrape case, was on Wednesday set free after his wife approached the Delhi high court.

The investigation into the rape of a BPO girl in Dhaula Kuan last Wednesday is not leading the south Delhi police to any conclusive evidence with senior police officials admitting that a definite time frame can not be given to solve the case as no there were no eye-witnesses to the case.

High drama marked the last day of the six-day Winter Session of the Delhi Assembly which ended in little over one hour amidst the Opposition BJP MLAs staying put in the well of the House to press for a House Committee enquiry into the alleged financial bungling in the just concluded Commonwealth Games.

MPs cutting across the political spectrum on Wednesday came together for a noble cause promoted by matinee idol Aamir Khan, their differences over the Joint Parliamentary Probe (JPC) notwithstanding. The issue was about increasing awareness on malnutrition among infants. The visit of the superstar to Parliament led to all

After seeing virtually no business in the Winter Session, the Lok Sabha was finally able to pass the supplementary demands for 2010-11 on Wednesday even though the House was witnessing an uproar as usual with the Opposition demanding a JPC into the 2G spectrum allocation scam.

Former telecom minister A. Raja, who is at the centre of the 2G spectrum controversy on Wednesday made an “emotional” submission before the Supreme Court that he was submitting himself to the “justice” of the top court after being “condemned and convicted” even before investigation and trial.

The CBI on Wednesday questioned former deputy director-general (access services) in the department of telecommunications (DoT), A.K. Srivastava in connection with its probe into the 2G spectrum scam.

Giving a sigh of relief to Kashmiri pandits, who fled the Valley following outbreak of militancy, Justice Gita Mittal of the Delhi high court on Tuesday restrained the Centre from evicting these Kashmiri pandits from their government quarters here and directed it to provide them alternative residence in the capital after their retirement.

Delhi health minister Kiran Walia continued to face tough time in the Assembly on Tuesday with even Speaker Yoganand Shastri singling her out for giving the wrong answer during Question Hour.