As the time approaches, it seems that the tall claims of the MCD that they are prepared for the Commonwealth Games fall flat.
It was evident on Monday as the high court has expressed its serious concern over the sorry state of affair of the roads and came down heavily on the civic body for a

A minor student was killed and 11 others were injured when a speeding minibus overturned near the under construction Signature Bridge in Wazirabad on Monday morning.

The Delhi police claimed it had cracked another honour killing case in the city with the arrest of a man who has been charged for allegedly strangulating his daughter and her lover to death in the New Friends Colony area last Saturday.

First, the idea of having a tunnel and, now, installation of an aerostat lighting system at a late hour was on Monday cited by the CPWD for a delay of nearly five months in completion of the renovation and upgradation of Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, where the opening and closing ceremonies of the Commonwealth Games will be held, apart from some sports competitions.

The National Institute of Public Financing and Policy (NIPFP) is ready to kickstart a Rs 3,000-crore venture capital fund to strengthen the pharma infrastructure and give a fillip to drug discovery in India.

A 50-year-old assistant sub-inspector of the Delhi police who was deployed as a personal security officer of former Afghan President’s wife allegedly shot himself dead at his official residence on Monday morning.

While acknowledging the constitutional importance of a question related to “mandatory” provision in the Representation of People Act for political parties to swear by “socialism”, the Supreme Court on Monday dismissed a PIL on the issue promising to revisit it when the situation so arises.

A 21-year-old Delhi University student was abducted and later stabbed to death by five assailants in the Wazirabad area of northwest Delhi.
The police said the deceased, Kamal Singh Rawat, a resident of Sonia Vihar’s Pehla Pushta, who was pursuing B.Com (correspondance) from the Khalsa College, was a

The Kerala government on Monday asked the National Investigation Agency to probe the sabotage attempt on a passenger train in Nilambur last week. The airbrake pipes of the train were found to have been cut at 20 places on the morning of July 8. On the same day, a packet of explosives were also detected in the Vanchinad Express travelling from Ernakulam to Thiruvananthapuram. Both the incidents caused much alarm in the state.

Four persons were killed in two separate incidents due to heavy rains in the city on Monday evening, even as traffic snarls were reported from virtually all the areas. More than five centimetres of rain was recorded within a couple of hours.