Having finally announced completion of its sewer rehabilitation works in North and West Delhi last week after a delay of more than a year, the Delhi Jal Board remains answerable to the residents wh
The Supreme Court on Thursday opened the doors of nearly 40 private hospitals in the national capital to poor patients from all over India under subsidised land allocation rules by dismissing their appeals challenging the validity of the rules upheld by the Delhi high court.
New Delhi: Ten years after the city’s public transport switched to CNG, air pollution has again become a major threat to public health in Delhi, say environmentalists.
While Delhiites are already aware that from Thursday their power rates are due to go up by 21.77 per cent and that this would take care of about Rs.1,200 crore of the accumulated revenue gap over the next seven months, what has been left unsaid is the under-recovery of Rs.10,000 crore that remains to be addressed.
Delay in putting up seniority list of persons whose land has been acquired
The Central Information Commission has noted with concern that there have been repeated delays by the Delhi Government's Land and Building Department in the matter of putting up “the seniority list of persons whose land has been acquired and also a list of persons to whom recommendations for alternative plots has been made”.
New Delhi: In a bid to soften the blow of a 21% power tariff hike, the Delhi government will resume the subsidy of Re 1 per unit for low-end consumers — around 19 lakh out of over 30 lakh consumers
Most slum dwellers in Delhi do not have access to household toilets and the community toilets are in a pathetic condition, a World Health Organisation (WHO)-supported study revealed today.
