DELHI (national capital territory)

New Delhi, January 14, 2026: Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) are experiencing an intense cold wave, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasting that the chill will persist throughout the day. Cold winds and high humidity have intensified the cold, making mornings particularly harsh. According to the IMD, the maximum temperature in Delhi-NCR has been around 20°C, while the minimum has dropped to 4°C. Humidity levels have been extremely high, reaching 97–98% in the early morning, further adding to the chill. Slight Relief Expected TomorrowThe weather department predicts a minor rise in temperature on January 15, with the minimum expected to reach 6°C. However, moderate to dense fog is likely during early mornings and nights. This week, Delhi recorded the cold...

New Delhi, January 13, 2026: Delhi Police has announced the transfer of 31 inspectors across various units, including the Crime Branch, Traffic, Licensing, and First Branch DAP. The official list was released by Delhi Police Headquarters on Tuesday. According to the notification, inspectors from several police stations have been reassigned with some receiving SHOs (Station House Officer) postings. The transfers cover stations such as Kalindi Kunj, Pandav Nagar, Najafgarh, Seelampur, Mehrauli, Sonia Vihar, and IG Airport. From the Crime Branch, Inspectors Pankaj Singh, Ritesh Kumar, and Akhilesh Vajpayee have been transferred. In the Traffic Department, Inspectors Rajendra Kumar and Sanjeev Kumar have been reassigned, while Mahendra Pratap from the 6th Battalion DAP and Om Prakash Tha...

New Delhi, January 13, 2026: Delhi’s Lieutenant Governor Vinay Kumar Saxena and Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Tuesday inaugurated the Nangloi–Najafgarh Road strengthening and drainage construction project. Valued at ₹64.04 crore, the initiative aims to provide a long-term solution to waterlogging, potholes, and traffic congestion in Western Delhi, benefiting thousands of residents. The project focuses on improving drainage systems and road infrastructure along the entire corridor, promising smoother traffic flow and enhanced public safety. “Today is a significant day for the people of Nangloi and Najafgarh, as their longstanding demands are finally being addressed,” said Lieutenant Governor Saxena. He added that the Delhi government has taken concrete steps to resolve the area’s chronic...

New Delhi: Vehicle theft in Delhi has taken a high-tech turn, with criminals now targeting multiple cars in a single operation and demanding ransom from owners using online apps. In a bizarre incident from Krishna Nagar, Shahdara, thieves stole a car using another stolen vehicle and then contacted the owner to demand an advance payment for its return. The Incident Victim Pankaj Jain, a resident of Rajgarh Colony, Krishna Nagar, parked his Ertiga outside his home on Sunday night. In the early hours of Monday, thieves arrived in another car and stole his vehicle. Pankaj immediately filed an e-FIR with the police. However, within minutes of lodging the complaint, he received a call from an unknown individual claiming the car was in Haryana and demanding ₹20,000 in advance to return it. ...

New Delhi: Fear gripped the West Vihar area of outer Delhi when unidentified attackers opened fire at RK Fitness Gym, sending shockwaves across the neighborhood. The Lawrence Bishnoi gang, through a social media post by an alleged associate Randeep Malik, claimed responsibility for the attack and issued a death threat to the gym owner, Rohit Khatri. According to police, the shooting occurred between Monday and Tuesday night. Malik’s post stated that the gym was targeted because Rohit Khatri had not responded to the gang’s calls. The message further threatened that failure to answer in the future could have fatal consequences. Police have confirmed that a cartridge was recovered from the scene. A forensic team has been deployed, and multiple squads are working to identify and apprehend t...

New Delhi: A devastating fire broke out late Monday night in the Rani Bagh area of Delhi, engulfing warehouses and nearby shanties and claiming the lives of two people, who were burned alive. Firefighters battled the blaze throughout the night, deploying nine fire engines to bring the situation under control. The fire also destroyed goods worth millions of rupees stored in the warehouses. According to reports, the fire erupted around 1:30 AM in Old Pitampura village, spreading rapidly through densely packed structures. Despite the swift response, two individuals—identified as Viresh and Satish—lost their lives. Their bodies have been sent to Bhagwan Mahavir Hospital for post-mortem examination. The exact cause of the fire is still under investigation. In a separate incident on Tuesda...

New Delhi: Panic gripped the West Vihar area of the national capital after unidentified bike-borne assailants opened indiscriminate fire at RK Fitness Gym on Tuesday morning. Multiple bullets struck the glass façade of the gym, though no injuries were reported in the incident. The gym is reportedly owned by Rohit Khatri, a social media influencer known for his active online presence. Following the firing, the area witnessed heightened tension, and police teams rushed to the spot to secure the premises and begin an investigation. According to police sources, the Lawrence Bishnoi gang has claimed responsibility for the attack. A man identified as Randeep Malik, allegedly linked to the Bishnoi gang, posted on social media taking responsibility for the firing. In the post, Malik claimed ...

New Delhi: Foam has reappeared in the Yamuna River near Kalindi Kunj, prompting the Delhi Jal Board (DJB) to initiate an investigation. The development comes amid political claims and counterclaims, with the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) alleging increased pollution after the Chhath festival, while the BJP accused AAP leaders of presenting only a partial picture. DJB Investigation Underway Officials from the DJB sent a team to the site to examine the cause of the foam. According to the board, several factors can lead to foam formation: a decrease in dissolved oxygen levels, an increase in toxic matter, and seasonal cold weather. During winter, falling temperatures can further exacerbate the likelihood of foam appearing. The Kalindi Kunj area has historically seen foam formation due to the...

New Delhi: Delhi residents will soon be able to enjoy a cruise on the Yamuna River starting February, promising a unique recreational experience similar to Goa. The solar-electric hybrid cruise, constructed in Mumbai, is set to arrive in Delhi later this month and will operate between Wazirabad and Jagatpur, covering a route of 7–8 kilometers. The Delhi Tourism Minister, Kapil Mishra, visited the Mumbai site on Monday to inspect the final stages of construction and shared updates on social media. The government aims to launch the cruise as a gift to Delhi residents on its first anniversary. The cruise is scheduled to depart from Mumbai on 20 January, with an expected 4–5 day journey to reach Delhi. The Chief Minister, Rekha Gupta, will inaugurate its operations in February. A jetty at W...