New Delhi, Sept. 11 -- As the Yamuna River finally receded below the danger mark earlier this week, thousands of families displaced by the floods in Delhi's low-lying areas are returning to homes fill... Read More
New Delhi, Sept. 10 -- A government review has revealed worrying gaps in the availability of basic water and electricity infrastructure across nearly 800 schools in the Capital, even as the Delhi High... Read More
New Delhi, Sept. 10 -- The Delhi government has announced an ambitious plan to microchip nearly one million street dogs across the city in collaboration with the United Nations Development Programme (... Read More
New Delhi, Sept. 9 -- The Yamuna in Delhi continued to recede on Tuesday, bringing relief to residents who had been displaced by days of flooding. According to officials, the water level at the Old Ra... Read More
New Delhi, Sept. 9 -- After nearly 10 years of being stuck in bureaucratic and environmental hurdles, Delhi's Barapullah Phase-III elevated corridor project has finally received approval to restart co... Read More
New Delhi, Sept. 8 -- The Yamuna may be slowly flowing back into its banks, but for thousands of families displaced by the recent floods, normal life remains out of reach. The struggle is not just abo... Read More
New Delhi, Sept. 8 -- A fresh scientific investigation has added a worrying layer to Delhi's already grim air quality story, dangerous levels of mercury have been detected in the city's atmosphere. Th... Read More
New Delhi, Sept. 7 -- The Yamuna River in Delhi showed gradual signs of retreat on Sunday morning, though it continues to flow above the official danger mark, keeping authorities on high alert. At 8 ... Read More
New Delhi, Sept. 7 -- The Yamuna's water level crossing the 207-metre danger mark this week has once again left thousands of Delhi residents battling floodwaters, even as government data reveals that ... Read More
New Delhi, Sept. 5 -- The Delhi government has stepped up relief measures as the Yamuna River continues to flow above the danger mark, causing waterlogging in several low-lying areas of the national c... Read More