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- Five intellectuals seek President's intervention into four-year undergraduate programme row
Times of India
- They have also demanded a committee of nationally-known scholars to examine the proposed four-year undergraduate programme (FYUP).
- Weigh evidence carefully in rape cases: HC to courts
- Cautioning trial courts to not get carried away because a case entails rape allegations, the Delhi high court has lamented that convictions are based merely on far-fetched conjectures and surmises.
- Rehabilitate girl rescued from brothel: Court
- A trial court has directed the Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) to ensure proper rehabilitation of a girl recently rescued from a brothel in the capital after she informed the court that she has nowhere to go.
- 7 cops face probe in Nirbhaya case, govt tells HC
- The senior law officer told the bench that communication was sent to police commissioner in this regard.
- HC notice to Safdarjung, govt over doctors' strike
- The Delhi high court has issued notices to the Centre, Safdarjung Hospital and its doctors over a plea seeking a code of conduct and a platform to address grievances of the staff without troubling patients.
- War of words over 'lost' Nirbhaya bus papers
- Additional commissioner, transport, Raj Kumar, said, All original files-there are 12 of them related to the registration of vehicles owned by Dinesh Yadav-have been handed over to an official from the crime branch on January 23.
- Delhi University won't answer queries on four-year undergraduate programme
- An altercation was inevitable. Most students who attended the first Open Day at South Campus, Delhi University, were not there for information on admission procedure.
- Rahul Gandhi calls for unity, devolution of power
- For both chief minister Sheila Dikshit and DPCC president JP Aggarwal, who are seen at loggerheads on most issues, the message is clear.
- BJP marches against scams under UPA-II
- On a day the Congress vice-president came calling, the BJP youth wing, Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha, held a protest against the Congress-led government at the Centre.
- DDA told to remove rubbish from Yamuna bed by July 17
- The national green tribunal has asked DDA to prepare a plan for removal of all encroachments from the Yamuna riverbed falling under Zone 'O' of the Master Plan by July 17.
- Delhi's hottest May day in 11 years; respite only from Sunday
- Officials said that the prolonged heatwave was a result of the absence of western disturbance activity for a long period of time, strong hot northwesterly winds and subsidence of air due to an anticyclone over Rajasthan.
- Railways shows 160-year track record
- A black and white photograph of a crowded train, showing people hanging out of doors and sitting on the roof, is iconic. Without even going to the caption, you can make out that it's from the Partition-era.
- Power department conductor knocked out, long power cuts across Delhi
- The snag took place in a 220kV live conductor, four minutes after the season's highest power demand was recorded - 5,055MW.
- Road mishap victim's kin get Rs 29 lakh
- Family members of a businessman, who died in a road accident involving a truck, have been given a compensation of over Rs 29 lakh by a Motor Accident Claims Tribunal in the capital.
- DDA officials told to complete 2010 scheme flats
- DDA's vice-chairman D Diptivilasa has pulled up officials for delay in completion of about 700 flats in Vasant Kunj and Dwarka under the 2010 scheme.
