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‘We don’t want to die starving’: Indian cities see Covid-style exodus of workers as fuel crunch deepens

ON THE GROUND: Caught in a situation where cooking gas is scarce and expensive and their daily wages are no longer enough to survive, migrant families are leaving cities. Shweta Sharma speaks to workers in Delhi

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Shubman Gill Fined ₹12 Lakh for Slow Over-Rate Despite Gujarat Titans’ Thrill Win Over Del Caps

Gujarat Titans captain Shubman Gill has been fined ₹12 lakh by the BCCI for maintaining a slow over-rate during the team’s narrow victory over the Delhi Capitals in the 2026 Indian Premier League. This marks Gill’s first offence of the season under Article 2.22 of the IPL’s Code of Conduct,…

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No ‘Dalali’, no voice: Jaishankar’s snark can’t steal Islamabad’s ceasefire limelight

Israel has bombed Lebanon despite a temporary ceasefire between the US and Iran, putting a fragile Pakistan-brokered truce in West Asia at risk. After the no-holds-barred Israeli bombing that killed over 100 people, Iran has blocked the Strait of Hormuz once more.

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‘I’ve not had proper food for days’: migrant workers leave India’s cities as Iran war fuel crisis deepens

Gas shortages and rising food prices mean many who came to the capital for work cannot afford to eat. Going home is now their only option

The Guardian - UK

Concrete over commons: How Delhi’s vanishing wetlands are choking on bureaucracy

Chote Lal, a longtime resident of Khichripur in East Delhi, recalls, “Around 15 years ago, a talab (pond) existed here.” Once a vital lifeline for the village, this talab was where residents gathered to bathe and collect rainfall to sustain the community, while children played across a landscape free of…

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City animals act in the same brazen ways around the world

The urban monkeys in New Delhi are so bold they’ll steal the lunch right off your plate. If you’ve spent time in New York, you’ve probably seen squirrels try to do the same. Sydney’s white ibises got the nickname “bin chickens” for stealing trash and sandwiches.

The Conversation

Delhi Doubles LPG Supply for Migrant Workers, Ensures Fair Distribution

The Delhi government has significantly increased the supply of LPG cylinders for migrant workers, doubling the availability to 1,368 cylinders of 5 kg each per day, Food and Supplies Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa announced on Tuesday.

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Delhi Assembly Security Breach: SUV Driver Sent to 8-Day Police Custody

A Delhi court on Tuesday remanded Sarabjeet Singh, the man accused of breaching security at the Delhi Assembly complex by driving an SUV into the premises, to eight days of police custody.

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Bangladesh’s foreign minister visits India in bid to mend strained ties

Bangladesh foreign minister to discuss trade, water sharing treaty, and energy cooperation with Delhi officials

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4 Must-Visit Hanuman Temples in India Over 500 Years Old

Lord Hanuman is revered as one of the most powerful and kindest deities in Hinduism. Being the Sankot Mochan, Lord relieves the troubles and obstacles faced by every sincere devotee. It is believed that devoted followers of Lord Bajrangbali will receive the God’s blessings in the form of absolute fearless,…

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'We will take it to Kolkata': Pakistan defence minister Khawaja Asif warns India of strikes in 'future misadventures'

Pakistan’s defence minister Khawaja Asif on Saturday said that Islamabad would retaliate with a strike on Kolkata in the event of any “future misadventure” by India.

The Times of India

Cold stoves, broken dreams: LPG cylinder crisis triggers migrant worker exodus in Delhi

The fallout from the escalating conflict between Iran and the US-Israel alliance has reached the doorsteps of the National Capital Region’s most vulnerable.

Newslaundry

NL contributor Manjul wins Special Mention at first Public India Digital Media Awards

In the very first edition of The Public India Digital Media Awards, held at the India International Centre in Delhi on Friday, political cartoonist Manjul, a frequent contributor to Newslaundry, won the Special Mention Award for his outstanding career.

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A day in the life of Asia’s fuel crisis

From farms in New Zealand to factories in Delhi, the effects of the oil crisis triggered by the Iran war are rippling across Asia

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Akshardham 108-Foot Statue: Divine Story of Neelkanth Varni

Did you know that the Swaminarayan Akshardham Temple in New Delhi holds a Guinness World Record for being the Largest Comprehensive Hindu Temple in the world? Bhagwan Swaminarayan is worshipped as the Parabrahma or the supreme deity at this temple. In fact, we are able to see a 108-foot-tall statue…

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No luck for Lucknow despite brief Marsh fireworks

Australia captain Mitch Marsh did his best to give lift off to Lucknow's IPL season but Justin Langer's side ended up being outplayed by Delhi Capitals.

The Times of India

'April Fools' joke': Iran mocks Trump's new regime claim, calls ceasefire remark 'false & baseless'

NEW DELHI: Iran on Wednesday mocked US President Donald Trump's claim of "new regime" in Tehran as an "April Fools'" joke and denied his remarks that Tehran had sought a ceasefire, calling it "false and baseless."

The Times of India

'Iran has asked for ceasefire': Trump claims new regime 'less radical', says no deal till Hormuz is free; Tehran reacts

Donald Trump claimed Iran sought a ceasefire, attributing it to a "less radicalized" new president, but linked any consideration to the Strait of Hormuz reopening. Iran's foreign ministry denied the ceasefire claim. Trump also suggested a swift US exit from the conflict and questioned NATO's relevance, urging allies to secure…

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Locked doors, dry taps, bidis and bottles: The ‘World City’ facade of Delhi’s toilets

Assertions by the BJP government that it is transforming Delhi into a ‘World City’ and ‘ODF++’ certifications for the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) collide sharply with the grim reality of the city’s public toilets. Data from the Praja Foundation (2024) reveals a staggering deficit: only 1 toilet seat for…

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IMD issues orange alert for Delhi as rain thunderstorms and strong winds expected today

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued an orange alert for all districts of Delhi on Tuesday afternoon, warning of light to moderate rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning.

Times Life

5 Powerful Mantras To Chant On Hanuman Jayanti

There is a reason why millions of devotees wake up early, visit temples, light diyas, and chant Hanuman ji’s name on Hanuman Jayanti. It is believed that this is the day when the energy of Bajrangbali is at its strongest. For many people, Hanuman ji is not just a deity…

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I-T dept cracked down on non-profits with a law that didn’t apply. Tribunals kept saying no

Imagine being fined for jumping a red light – on a road where the traffic light was installed only after you drove past. That, in essence, is what India’s Income Tax Department has been doing to dozens of non-profit organisations across the country.

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Delhi-NCR Hit by Rain, IMD Issues Orange Alert Amid Storm Warning

Rain swept across parts of the National Capital Region (NCR) on Monday, as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued an orange alert for Delhi and surrounding areas, warning residents of unstable weather conditions through the evening.

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7 Places Where Shiva Is Believed to Protect People From Death

"मृत्युञ्जयाय रुद्राय नीलकण्ठाय शंभवे। अमृतेशाय सर्वाय महादेवाय ते नमः॥" This ancient prayer to Shiva calls him Mrityunjaya, the one who conquers death. Across India, there are temples, caves, ghats, and sacred towns where people believe Shiva’s presence is so powerful that even death itself becomes less frightening. Some believe he…

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Why ₹10 Crore May Not Be Enough for Retirement in India

For many Indians, ₹10 crore feels like the ultimate retirement number. It sounds like enough money to stop working forever, travel, enjoy life, support family, and never worry about expenses again. But retirement is not just about how much money you have today. It is about how much that money…

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