DELHI (national capital territory)

New Delhi:A routine drive nearly turned fatal for two men in Delhi after a navigation app directed them into a swampy patch, causing their car to get stuck and eventually catch fire. The incident highlights the dangers of over-reliance on technology, especially location-based apps, when travelling through unfamiliar routes. Navigation Error Leads to DisasterOn Wednesday, Rajan Sahni, a resident of Old Rajinder Nagar, was travelling with his brother to meet their friend Govind near Pihani Chungi. After entering the address into the navigation app, the duo followed the suggested route without suspecting any error. The app, however, misdirected them onto a muddy, swamp-like stretch. As soon as the car entered the marshy area, the wheels sank deeper with every attempt to move. The engine...

New Delhi:Following the suicide attack near the Red Fort, security has been intensified across major markets in the capital. In Sarojini Nagar Market, police have barricaded and closed three entry gates, creating inconvenience for shoppers, traders, and residents. The situation led to a protest by traders on Thursday, demanding that the gates be reopened. Security Measures Increase, But Trouble for PublicIn the aftermath of the Red Fort blast, police have enforced strict security checks in Sarojini Nagar Market. However, several metal detectors at the entry points were found non-functional, and with three gates — Gate 2A, Gate 1A, and Gate 2 — shut by the police, movement has become difficult for thousands who rely on these access points daily. Residents and shopkeepers report that c...

New Delhi:By January 15, Delhi will see the installation of six new air quality monitoring stations, significantly expanding the city’s real-time pollution tracking network. The Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) has already begun work, which includes supply, installation, commissioning, and 10-year operation of the stations. Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa said the new stations will “greatly enhance the capital’s monitoring capacity.” He added that real-time data from these locations will help authorities understand pollution patterns across different regions and identify specific sources more accurately, enabling faster and more targeted action. Where the Stations Are Being InstalledThe new stations are coming up at: Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) Indira ...

28 Nov 2025, New Delhi A woman was found strangled to death inside a car in Delhi’s Dwarka district on Wednesday morning. Police have arrested her live-in partner, identified as Virender Singh, for the crime. The incident took place in Deenpur Colony under Chhawla police station. According to investigators, the victim had been living with Virender Singh for several months. The two reportedly met while commuting in the same bus, where Virender worked as the driver. Their relationship developed over time, and the woman eventually moved in with him after selling her house in Raj Nagar. Body Found on Back Seat of a Car Dwarka DCP Ankit Singh said that police received a PCR call around 9:15 am about a body lying inside a Haryana-registered car parked in the Deenpur Extension area. W...

New Delhi: A tragic accident in West Delhi’s Moti Nagar area on Wednesday evening left two families devastated after a speeding car fatally hit two pedestrians, including a senior citizen. Police have identified the victims and launched a search for the absconding driver. The Haryana-registered vehicle used in the accident has been seized and kept at Moti Nagar Police Station. Muniraj and Suraj Pal Killed in High-Speed Crash The deceased were identified as 45-year-old Muniraj, a resident of Nehru Nagar in Anand Parbat, and 70-year-old Suraj Pal, who lived in the Zakhira area. According to police, the car’s driver abandoned the vehicle near Zakhira roundabout and fled immediately after the collision. Confirming the incident, DCP West Darade Sharad Bhaskar said the Police Control Ro...

New Delhi: A shocking case has emerged from the capital where a woman was allegedly shot dead by her husband just months after their secret court marriage. The accused, Faisal Chaudhary, later dumped her body in the forests of Baghpat and eventually surrendered at Karkardooma Court. According to police, Faisal had married Tayyaba at Saket Court on April 15 without informing their families. Despite the marriage, Tayyaba continued to live with her parents in Chand Bagh. She had recently begun pressuring Faisal to take her home, which investigators believe triggered the murder. Shot in the Head, Body Thrown in Forest Police said Faisal took Tayyaba towards Uttar Pradesh, shot her in the head, and abandoned the body in a forested area of Baghpat. Meanwhile, Dyalpur Police had already ...

Delhi’s air quality deteriorated sharply after the lifting of GRAP-3 restrictions, with the city recording an AQI of 377. Several areas in the capital crossed the 400-mark, bringing back dense smog. Schools have reverted to offline classes, even as road repair work had earlier contributed to a 32% reduction in pollution in targeted zones. Pollution Levels Surge ImmediatelyAfter the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) removed GRAP-3 restrictions on Wednesday, pollution levels began to climb within 24 hours. Thursday saw the AQI rise further, though GRAP-3 will only be reinstated if levels reach between 401 and 450. According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) air bulletin, the AQI in Delhi on Thursday stood at 377. Surrounding cities also reported high pollution: F...