REKHA GUPTA
Delhi traffic advisory issued for Oct 7 BJP event marking PM Modi's 25 years in public life: Check routes to avoid, restrictions and other details
Traffic restrictions will be implemented on key roads in Delhi from 5 am to 1 pm on Wednesday. The restrictions are due to a BJP programme marking Prime Minister Modi's 25 years in public life. Traffic will be regulated or diverted on several major routes, including Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg and JLN Marg. Commuters are advised to avoid these roads wherever possible to minimize disruptions.
Parliament Street violence: Delhi Police files 4 FIRs for rioting, stabbing and obstruction; 18 arrested
Following tumultuous protests outside Parliament Street, Delhi Police have filed numerous FIRs and taken 18 individuals into custody. Demonstrators allege misconduct against women journalists by police, leading Rahul Gandhi to call for the disclosure of pertinent CCTV footage. The escalating tensions are a reaction to protests targeting Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar's electoral revisions. The police have escalated claims of misconduct to the Crime Branch for further inquiry.
Traffic snarls hit newly opened Delhi's Barapullah Phase-III corridor, bottleneck identified
Traffic snarls on the newly opened Barapullah Phase-III corridor have created significant delays for motorists. Commuters have reported long waits while the old Barapullah flyover is creating a major bottleneck. The Delhi Traffic Police noted that traffic personnel are deployed to manage vehicle flow at merging points. While the corridor was opened to improve connectivity, peak hours see ongoing congestion.
Rahul Gandhi attacks Delhi Police over Jantar Mantar allegations
Rahul Gandhi has accused Delhi Police of targeting women protesters and journalists during recent protests in the capital. He has called for the release of CCTV footage from Saket police station for transparency. Allegations of misbehavior and harassment towards women journalists were reported during protests against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The Delhi Police has confirmed receipt of the complaints and is conducting an investigation through its Crime Branch.
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October 2026 rule changes: No PUC, no fuel, higher Mumbai tolls, UPI charges and 4 more updates
October 2026 brings seven rule and policy changes that could affect motorists, businesses and consumers across India. The updates include Delhi’s no-PUC, no-fuel rule, higher toll rates for commercial vehicles entering Mumbai, UPI charges on certain merchant payments, revised ATM limits for some bank customers, Aadhaar authentication for subsidised LPG and new NPS charges.
Delhi announces construction ban, parking charges to double, orders WFH under Winter Pollution Plan: Check full list of measures
Delhi winter pollution news: Delhi government has announced new measures to combat pollution and manage construction activities. Starting November 1, parking charges will be doubled, and office timings changed for government employees. A complete ban on construction and demolition will take effect from December 10, while 50% workforce will work from home until February 28. Outdoor civil construction and demolition will be restricted during this period.
Delhi CM Rekha Gupta launches 53 projects worth Rs 214 cr in unauthorised colonies
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on Sunday laid the foundation stones for 53 development projects worth Rs 214.12 crore in unauthorised colonies across Kirari, Bawana, Mundka, Narela and Nangloi Jat Assembly constituencies. The projects are focused on strengthening essential civic amenities and infrastructure in unauthorised colonies, benefitting nearly 1.75 lakh people. The civic projects would encompass the development of roads, drains, sewerage and drainage.
No valid PUC certificate? Delhi vehicles to face Rs 10,000 fine from October 1
Starting October 1, vehicles in Delhi without valid Pollution Under Control certificates will face penalties and fines. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced a special enforcement drive to ensure compliance. Vehicles operating without valid PUC certificates may incur fines of up to Rs 10,000. The initiative aims to reduce air pollution by ensuring vehicles meet emission standards. Electric vehicles remain exempt from this regulation due to their lack of tailpipe emissions.
Advani, Dhankhar, Jaishankar, Kejriwal among names cleared after verification under Delhi SIR notice
In a recent development, notable figures in Delhi, including LK Advani, Jagdeep Dhankhar, and S Jaishankar, received notices about inconsistencies in their voter registration forms. Field verification teams have cross-checked the details and confirmed their inclusion in the final electoral roll. Over 33 lakh voters faced such notices due to discrepancies with previous electoral information. The finalized electoral roll for Delhi will be available on November 4.
Delhi Cabinet clears DURGA e-auto scheme for women, transgender persons
Delhi Cabinet approved the DURGA e-auto scheme, under which 1,300 pink electric autos will be allocated to women and transgender persons to promote self-employment and cleaner transport. It also launched the Delhi PM Surya Ghar portal for rooftop solar registrations.
Delhi govt sets up 110 collection centres for damaged idols, 81 artificial ponds for Ganesh immersion
The Delhi government is establishing 110 collection centers for the disposal of damaged idols and religious items. These centers will facilitate eco-friendly practices during the Ganesh festival celebrations, promoting cleanliness in public spaces and water bodies. In addition, 81 artificial immersion ponds will be created across all districts for Ganesh Visarjan. Devotees are encouraged to use these designated sites and to avoid polluting natural water bodies.
Delhi govt launches PM Surya Ghar portal; NDMC clears EVs, Ayush hospital, civic projects
Delhi launched a solar registration portal for rooftop installations and subsidies. The New Delhi Municipal Council approved electric vehicle procurement and infrastructure measures. Residents can now register for solar power systems and check available subsidies. The council also approved a new Ayush hospital and intelligent parking systems.
Bimal Jalan, ex-IAF chief NAK Browne receive notices over Delhi SIR discrepancies
Notices have been issued to prominent Delhi voters regarding electoral roll discrepancies. Former RBI governor Bimal Jalan and ex-IAF chief NAK Browne are among those notified. These notices are part of an ongoing exercise covering over 97 lakh registered voters. The electoral authorities are examining submitted documents for verification purposes. Final electoral rolls are scheduled for publication on November 4.
Delhi to fund rooftop solar panels up to 3 kW for 2.25 lakh homes
Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta launched a dedicated portal under the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana, offering free rooftop solar panel installations of up to 3 kW for 2.25 lakh households. The Delhi government will bear the entire installation cost, with registrations and allotments following a first-come, first-served system.
Delhi CM, EC Sandhu, Advani, Jaishankar get SIR notices for 'discrepancies' in voter details
Notices for voter detail discrepancies have been issued to many prominent figures. These include LK Advani and Arvind Kejriwal, among others. Most notices relate to data mismatches from the 2002 enumeration exercise. Election officials stated these are system-generated notices for data correction. The process aims to rectify voter information within the ECINET system.
S Jaishankar, ex-Army chief Upendra Dwivedi, CBI Director Praveen Sood get SIR notices in Delhi
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, CBI Director Praveen Sood and former Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi are among prominent people served notices during Delhi's Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. Their records could not be linked to the 2002 electoral roll. AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal and his family also received notices, while Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta's electoral entry has been cleared following verification. The Delhi CEO has clarified that receiving a notice does not automatically mean deletion from the voter list
Delhi SIR: Advani, Sisodia figure in list of voters with 'discrepancies'
Notices are issued to over thirty-three lakh Delhi voters for electoral roll discrepancies. Prominent figures like L K Advani and Manish Sisodia are among those receiving these notices. Their names could not be mapped to the 2002 special intensive revision electoral roll. Verification of facts and documents is currently underway for these voters. Inclusion in final voter lists will occur after due verification processes.
Rahul Gandhi flags lack of hostels for female students, seeks answers from Prime Minister
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi questioned PM Narendra Modi over the shortage of female student hostels, citing an Indore student's financial and safety struggles in private accommodations. Speaking at his "Chhatron Ki Goonj" event, Gandhi and Congress leaders criticized the government for prioritising PR over student infrastructure and critical education.
DUSU polls: ABVP sweeps 3 key posts in high-stakes contest, NSUI loses ground
ABVP won three of the four central panel posts in the Delhi University Students' Union election, while independent candidate Deepanshu Shokeen secured the vice-president's post. The Congress-backed NSUI failed to win any of the four positions. ABVP's Yash Dabas defeated NSUI's Vijai Shankar Meena by 2,053 votes in the presidential race.
Barapullah phase 3 corridor linking Mayur Vihar, AIIMS likely to open by September-end
The Barapullah Phase 3 project is set for inauguration on September 29. This new corridor will significantly improve connectivity between East and South Delhi. The project features a dedicated cycle track, promoting sustainable mobility for residents. Construction began in 2015, with a revised cost of Rs 1,635 crore. The elevated corridor and Yamuna bridge are now complete and ready for use.
Delhi new traffic challan system: 50% payment required before appeal, designated officers to dispose grievances
Delhi will soon implement a new traffic challan system for motorists. Grievance rejection will require depositing fifty percent of the penalty before court. Designated officers will handle complaints against traffic challans under amended rules. The Delhi Traffic Police is upgrading its e-challan machines and camera systems. This revamped system will create a complete digital workflow for all challan processes.
School Assembly News Headlines, September 16, 2026: Top national, international, business, sports updates and thought of the day
School Assembly News Headlines Today: Delhi is set to develop hostels catering to 10,000 students, while Google faces scrutiny concerning fraudulent Gmail accounts. The Supreme Court has issued a notice to regulate educational institutes. Dinesh Sharma has officially taken his oath as the lieutenant governor of Andaman and Nicobar Islands. The WTO warns that global trade fragmentation could severely affect poorer economies.
Delhi government doubles monthly incentive for ASHA workers to Rs 6,000
The Delhi government has made a significant decision by approving an increase in monthly incentives for ASHA workers, raising their payments from Rs 3,000 to Rs 6,000. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced this change after a cabinet meeting on Tuesday, emphasizing the crucial role ASHA workers have in the primary healthcare system and their dedication during the Covid pandemic, thereby boosting their financial support and morale.
Delhi government has decided to construct hostels for 10,000 students: CM Rekha Gupta
Delhi government will construct secure hostel facilities for ten thousand students. These equipped hostels will cater to both male and female university students. Inter-departmental consultations are underway to finalise land and architectural plans. This initiative aims to provide affordable and safe accommodation for students. The project seeks to alleviate parental anxieties regarding student living conditions.
Make in India lion, boat, sweeping arches to mark Delhi's new gateways
New gateways will soon welcome visitors at Delhi's borders. These structures will feature symbolic designs like a lion and a boat. The project includes beautification and construction costing approximately thirty crore rupees. Gateways will draw inspiration from Delhi's rich heritage and identity. This initiative aims to enhance Delhi's overall image and recognition.
Safety can't be reduced to paperwork, says Delhi CM Rekha Gupta
Delhi's Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced mandatory building safety audits after a recent collapse. The city aims for electric mobility transition with specific registration deadlines for vehicles. New electric three-wheelers and goods carriers will register from January 2027. Electric two-wheelers will be registered starting April 2028. The Yamuna River cleanup targets untreated sewage stoppage by 2028.
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