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The Minister said the Delhi government will issue warning notices to units found violating the ban on 19 identified SUP items till July 10

NEW DELHI: The 15th edition of the FIH Women's Hockey World Cup, which will be co-hosted by Spain and Netherlands, opens in the Spanish city of Terrassa on Friday (July 1).

NEW DELHI: This month will see 150 more electric buses hit the streets. Apart from the operational electric bus depots at Mundhela Kalan and Rohini Sector 37, the Rajghat depot has also been upgraded to accommodate these buses.

NEW DELHI: Sadar Bazar turned into a mini Venice without the Italian city’s charms on Thursday. Shoppers, business owners and residents had to wade through knee-deep to move forward, some taking recourse to pushcarts to cross the road. There was no electricity supply in the area for around five hours,…

NEW DELHI: Agony and ecstasy — that’s always the story of rains in Delhi. After a beastly period of high day temperatures worsened by high humidity, the city heaved a sigh of relief when the skies opened up on Thursday morning.

NEW DELHI: Taking stock of the effect on the city of the season’s first rainfall, deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia claimed no waterlogging was recorded in six of the seven hotspots identified by Delhi government. Sisodia, who is in charge of the public works and irrigation flood control departments, claimed…

NEW DELHI: The arrival of the monsoon may have led to traffic snarls due to waterlogging, but it’s going to end the severe water crunch being faced by residents.

NEW DELHI: Though the monsoon has given respite from the scorching heat, it has also brought its own set of issues and challenges.

NEW DELHI: The tall claims of the civic authorities that they had taken all measures to ensure there was no waterlogging in underpasses, rail under-bridges and colony roads proved incorrect after the first monsoon rain in the city on Thursday.