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Entry into Delhi to get easier as barrier free tolling starts at 9 highway points from next month

Municipal Corporation of Delhi is set to roll out multi-lane free-flow tolling at nine national highway entry points, including DND Flyway, Rajokri, Kundli, Badarpur and Ghazipur, by the end of October, aiming to remove physical barriers and speed up entry into the city.

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Centre summons Air India CEO over alleged immigration lapse involving 3 foreign nationals at Delhi airport: Sources

The Ministry of Civil Aviation summoned the Air India CEO regarding an immigration lapse. Three foreign nationals reportedly left India without mandatory clearance at Delhi airport. The ministry sought an explanation and issued a show-cause notice to the airline. This incident is considered a serious security and immigration-related lapse. Air…

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5 Chemical-Free Pest Control Methods for the Indian Kitchen Using Natural Herbs and Repellents

Neem Leaf Spray for Cockroaches and Crawling InsectsNeem works because azadirachtin, its active compound, disrupts the hormonal systems of insects without affecting mammals. Boil a handful of dried neem leaves in two cups of water for ten minutes, cool it, strain it into a spray bottle, and apply it along…

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Hazur Sahib and Patna Sahib: A Complete Guide to the Sikh Takhts Outside Punjab

What Makes a Takht Different From Any Other GurudwaraThe word Takht means throne. In Sikh tradition, the five Takhts are the seats of temporal and spiritual authority, the places from which the Panth issues religious edicts called Hukamnamas that bind Sikhs worldwide. Every Gurudwara is a place of worship, but…

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Hemkund Sahib: The Sikh Gurdwara at 4,329 m and What the Trek From Govindghat Actually Demands

The Road Begins Before GovindghatMost people think the trek starts at Govindghat. It starts the night before, when you are lying in a guesthouse in Joshimath or Badrinath, listening to the Alaknanda move in the dark, wondering whether your knees will hold. By the time the first bus drops you…

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Hepatitis A and E Outbreaks in Your Building Are a Warning About Water Contamination

Why Hepatitis A and E Travel Through Water, Not PeopleBoth hepatitis A and hepatitis E are fecal-oral diseases. That phrase sounds clinical, but the mechanism is direct: human waste enters a water source, the water reaches your tap or your food, and the virus completes its route. Unlike hepatitis B…

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Dengue Platelet Panic: Why Families Across India Risk Unnecessary Transfusion and Papaya Overdose

The number that takes over the roomA normal platelet count sits between 1.5 lakh and 4 lakh per microlitre of blood. In dengue, it can drop to 20,000 or even lower, and in most of those cases, the patient still does not bleed. This is the central fact that the…

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Make in India lion, boat, sweeping arches to mark Delhi's new gateways

New gateways will soon welcome visitors at Delhi's borders. These structures will feature symbolic designs like a lion and a boat. The project includes beautification and construction costing approximately thirty crore rupees. Gateways will draw inspiration from Delhi's rich heritage and identity. This initiative aims to enhance Delhi's overall image…

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BRICS Summit a success, we forged consensus in midst of a polarised world: EAM Jaishankar

The BRICS Summit concluded successfully in New Delhi under India’s leadership. Leaders reached consensus on key issues despite a highly polarised global environment. The West Asia conflict was a challenging issue, but a joint statement was adopted. The summit emphasised reform and resilience for the Global South. Leaders also condemned…

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Air India receives show-cause notice on immigration process lapses

The civil aviation ministry issued a show cause notice to Air India. Three Italian passengers bypassed immigration at Delhi airport earlier this month. Home ministry officials will discuss this incident on Tuesday. Air India's 'Hub-and-Spoke' model was not applicable in this case. Passengers were issued boarding passes but did not…

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India, China discuss deepening energy cooperation as Chinese oil executive meets Hardeep Puri

Chinese and Indian officials met to discuss deepening energy cooperation. CNPC Chairman Dai Houliang met with Minister Hardeep Singh Puri in New Delhi. Both nations are the world's top two crude oil importers. They aim to strengthen collaboration in oil, gas, and new energy sectors. This meeting follows recent high-level…

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Vimal Elaichi case: Delhi HC rejects makers' plea against FDA notices to Shah Rukh Khan, Ajay Devgn & Tiger Shroff

The Delhi High Court has ruled against the Vimal Elaichi makers, dismissing their plea regarding Maharashtra FDA notices aimed at celebrities Shah Rukh Khan, Ajay Devgn, and Tiger Shroff. The dismissal was based on the court's view that it had no jurisdiction over the matter, as the FDA alleged the…

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Weather Tomorrow September 15: IMD predicts rain, thunderstorms and heavy showers across several states; check forecast for Delhi, Odisha, Himachal Pradesh and more

Weather Tomorrow: On Tuesday, September 15, anticipate significant rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms in many areas. Specifically, Delhi-NCR and Haryana will face unsettled weather conditions, while Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand expect light to moderate showers, with some regions experiencing heavier downpours. Rain and thunderstorm activity is also predicted for Chhattisgarh and…

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Delhi-NCR Weather Today: Rain and thunderstorms likely in Delhi, Noida, Gurugram and Ghaziabad; Check IMD forecast

Delhi-NCR is undergoing unpredictable weather shifts, characterized by rain and thunderstorms. These rainy conditions are expected to persist throughout the region. Residents of Delhi can expect overcast skies with light showers. Meanwhile, Noida and Gurgaon might experience a couple of brief rain showers. It’s advisable for locals to stay informed…

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South African delegate's Rs 3 lakh cash left in cab recovered by Delhi Police before flight

In a remarkable display of efficiency, Delhi Police successfully retrieved a missing bag belonging to a South African delegate, which contained a large sum of cash. The prompt recovery occurred just thirty-five minutes after the initial alarm was raised. Officers tracked down the taxi and its driver, discovering the bag…

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School Holiday Tomorrow, September 15, 2026: Are schools closed due to heavy rain? check state-wise updates

School Holiday: On September 15, 2026, most schools across India are set to operate as usual. However, districts prone to heavy rainfall and landslides might experience closures. Currently, there are no confirmations for statewide holidays in Odisha, Delhi-NCR, or Uttar Pradesh. In Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh, be on the lookout…

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From Gujarat to Rio: How India's pollution solution could offer lessons for Delhi-NCR’s dirty air crisis

An Indian emissions trading scheme developed in Gujarat is now being explored internationally. This market-based approach encourages industries to reduce pollution through economic incentives. The successful pilot in Surat demonstrated significant emission reductions and cost savings for factories. This innovative model is now being considered for adoption in Rio de…

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CIA deception op, over 90 troops: How US rescued 'Alpha & Bravo' from Iran - video

NEW DELHI: A newly declassified video has revealed details of a high-risk US military operation to rescue an Air Force officer who spent nearly 50 hours wounded and hiding behind enemy lines in Iran after his F-15E fighter jet was shot down in April.

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Brother-in-law sold 26 bigha land using GPA for Rs 6.95 crore; didn't pay full share to sister-in-law; Delhi HC orders him to pay Rs 2.27 crore

Sister-in-law purchased 26 bighas of land in Najafgarh in 1985 and gave GPA to brother-in-law who in turn sold this land for Rs 6.95 crore in 2011; sister-in-law dies in 2012 without a Will; Delhi HC orders brother-in-law to pay Rs 2.27 crore to sister-in-law’s daughters.

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CJP protest assault case: Court reserves order on Swatantra Bhardwaj's regular bail plea in assault case

A court reserved its order on Swatantra Bhardwaj's bail application. He faces charges related to an alleged assault on Sanjay Azad. Bhardwaj's counsel argued the SC/ST Act was misused. The FIR was initially lodged without these specific provisions. Bhardwaj has been in judicial custody since his arrest.

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India's BRICS hosting a success, helped build consensus: US analyst

India’s hosting of the BRICS summit demonstrated its ability to forge consensus among countries with sharply different interests, Atlantic Council analyst Michael Kugelman said. He called the substantive New Delhi Declaration evidence of India’s growing convening power and BRICS’ appeal as an alternative to Western-led institutions.

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'India's presidency was a success': Uruguay FM Lubetkin praises New Delhi's BRICS Summit

Uruguay's Foreign Minister praised India's successful BRICS chairship and the summit. He highlighted Prime Minister Modi's role in achieving consensus among members. The New Delhi Declaration was a substantive document addressing global issues. Uruguay participated in BRICS meetings, emphasizing Global South cooperation. The minister stressed the need for understanding developments…

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Pakistan lists Jaish-e-Mohammed chief Masood Azhar as fugitive, hikes bounty ahead of FATF review

NEW DELHI: Pakistan has raised the bounty on Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM) chief Masood Azhar to PKR 70 lakh and listed him as a fugitive in its latest Red Book of most wanted terrorists, news agency ANI reported citing sources.

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China benefited most from BRICS summit: Sibal

Kapil Sibal called BRICS a “motley” grouping and said China emerged as the biggest beneficiary from the New Delhi summit. However, he credited India with securing a joint declaration despite differences among members, noting that it avoided references to de-dollarisation or an alternative currency.

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In BRICS, India’s quiet triumph in how it passed the test of cohesion

In what can be seen as a diplomatic success for both the grouping and its host, the consensus reached at the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi brought to the fore the continuing relevance of the multilateral forum in an international system grappling with competing power interests and geopolitical conflicts.…

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