Six members of a family were killed when a four-storey building partially damaged by heavy downpours on Monday collapsed early on Wednesday in northwest Delhi’s Usmanpur area.

The residents of the area in northwest Delhi’s Usmanpur where a house collapsed on Wednesday, killing six people, said the tenants on the ground floor of the building had vacated the premises on Tuesday evening.

Four unidentified assailants barged into the 11, Akbar Road residence of the minister of state for food processing in a red beacon car and assaulted the minister’s personal security officer when he pr

Scores of trees were felled in the Indian Institute of Technology in south Delhi on Thursday night.
Officials sources revealed that almost 50 trees were felled overnight and were transported out of the campus early on Friday in two trucks. The trees are being levelled for construction of a new faculty block and other construction by central public works department on the campus.

The three suspects of Ashok Vihar honour killings, Mandeep, Ankit and Nikku, have been traced to a village in Rohtak, Haryana and the police is trying to nab them with the Delhi police commissioner announcing cash reward for information on their whereabouts. The call details of Mandeep and his two associates show that they were in

In a chilling turn to the “honour killing” of the couple Monica and Kuldeep, a third body, of another woman, was found in a car on Tuesday morning. The body was that of Monica’s cousin, Shobha, who had eloped with a youth from another community and later returned home following family pressure, police sources said.

Police sources said on Tuesday that the third person found murdered in Delhi, a woman named Shobha who was a cousin of a woman slain on Sunday in an honour killing, had angered her family a year ago by eloping with a youth from a different community.

Industrialist Anil Nanda was subjected to questioning for the fourth time by Delhi police on Monday in connection with the mysterious murder of his driver Janeshwar Sharma on June 4.

The call detail records (CDR) of industrialist Anil Nanda have confirmed that he was present in New Delhi’s New Friends Colony area on June 4 when his driver was set on fire, top police officials confirmed. In a related development, the deceased’s brother claimed he received a threat call, allegedly from one of Mr Nanda’s associates, on Friday, asking him to stay away from the case.

The police claimed to have recovered documents related from the house of industrialist Anil Nanda while questioning him in connection with the murder of his driver Janeshwar. Mr Nanda has denied any involvement in the murder.