Delhi

The protesters wanted India to end all ties with Israel for retaliating against the October 7 terror attacks by Hamas, which left 1,300 dead and hundreds of others captive.

Protests outside the coaching institutes continued in Delhi's Old Rajinder Nagar area for the eighth day on Sunday

Manuj Kathuria, the SUV driver detained in connection with the deaths of three IAS aspirants within the basement of a coaching center in Old Rajender Nagar in Delhi was released on bail on Thursday

The two Pakistani artists are going to perform in Bengaluru, Delhi and Mumbai from 13th to 25th December.

While hearing the plea of Bibhav Kumar challenging Delhi HC denying him bail in Swati Maliwal assault case, SC slammed him over his conduct

Delhi's Tis Hazari court has dismissed the bail pleas of Manuj Kathuria, Tejinder, Harvinder, Parvinder, and Sarabjeet, who were arrested in connection with the drowning incident at a coaching center in Old Rajender Nagar

Following the death of three students at a UPSC coaching centre due to flooding of basement, the Delhi govt issued safety guidelines to be followed by all educational institutions.

In Delhi, several coaching centres operate out of illegally constructed buildings, often modifying basements and other spaces into classrooms without adhering to safety regulations. To no surprise, these spaces are poorly ventilated, sans proper exits, and are not equipped to handle emergencies like flooding as seen in Rau’s IAS coaching’s case. The tragic incident at Rau's IAS Study Circle is a glaring example of the dangers posed by such illegal constructions.

Meanwhile, no new statement has come from Vikas Divyakirti and Avadh Ojha. They have not even expressed their condolences to the students who died due to the negligence of the Rau coaching institute. Due to this, the anger of other students is increasing.

The action by MCD comes days after 3 UPSC aspirants died by drowning in the flooded basement of another coaching institute, Rau's IAS Study Circle.