Topic: Delhi
34 years later, 1984 anti-Sikh riot case gets its first conviction
A Delhi court has convicted two persons for killing two men here during the 1984 anti-Sikh riots.
35% residents want to leave Delhi-NCR to escape air pollution, says survey
Nearly 57% respondents faced health issues because of bad air, shows a survey by Local Circles, a social networking site for civic cooperation.
Brash Delhi vs laidback Bengaluru: How India’s party scene changes with the zone
The nightlife culture of India has undergone a sea change in the last 10 years, and there is no one way the country kicks up its heels.
As our cities get more crowded & polluted, taking trains to work might be the only answer
How the world deals with the pressure, as urbanization pushes our metro areas still closer to breaking point, will define the shape of transport over the coming decades.
How we breathe the cleanest air in one of Delhi’s most polluted office areas
In their book How to Grow Fresh Air, Kamal Meattle and Barun Aggarwal write about how simple things and determination can help curb air pollution.
Dhruv Rathee among those who shared half the story behind BJP-AAP scuffle
One set of videos of scuffle at Delhi's Signature Bridge show BJP's Manoj Tiwari assaulting cops while others show AAP MLA Amanatullah Khan pushing the MP.
India’s poisonous air is harming children — both born and unborn
Two-hour cracker burning window and knee-jerk policies are not going to save our children from air pollution.
SC wants old cars off Delhi roads, but nobody knows how to go about it
There is no clarity on where the government will keep the impounded vehicles or what it will do with them.
Anti-Sikh riots of 1984 were three days of furlough given to criminals by police, Congress
One most significant fact about the anti-Sikh riots of 1984 was how dramatically it all stopped the moment the first Army units moved in.
Instead of firecrackers, SC should focus on increasing Delhi’s bus fleet
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What if Barkha Dutt had joked about Konark Temple’s erotica instead of Abhijit Iyer Mitra?
What if Barkha Dutt had joked about Konark Temple’s erotica instead of Abhijit Iyer Mitra?
Can Maharashtra backward panel report pacify angry Maratha or is it start of a long battle?
Devendra Fadnavis has indicated that his government will implement the long-pending demand for a quota by the Marathas.
