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Gang involved in printing currency smashed
Traffic police brass asked to man busy roads Lack of adequate traffic discipline on the Delhi roads has led the Delhi Police Commissioner, Mr K K Paul, to order the presence of senior traffic police officials on the roads to get the first-hand experience of traffic problems in Delhi. |
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Panel to verify claims on basic amenities in MCD schools HC stays eviction of Yamun Pushta encroachers
Court notice to EC on ‘no-dues’ certificate The Delhi High Court has issued notice to the Election Commission wanting to know why a condition requiring electoral candidates to produce a ‘no-dues’ certificate from the government departments was withdrawn five days before the last date of nominations in the recent Assembly polls. HELLO! WHODUNNIT |
Cong in combative mode after HC’s Bofors verdict The Delhi High Court’s quashing of graft charges in the Bofors case against late Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi on Thursday brought back a spring in the steps of the Indian National Congress’ rank and file as they poured out into the streets and registered their protest against the “vilification” campaign unleashed by political parties over the past decade and more. DPCC plans to expose those behind Bofors conspiracy The Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee is putting its head together to draw up an elaborate plan to tell the people of the truth behind the Bofors conspiracy and expose those political parties that levelled baseless allegations against the late Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi.
Cleanliness work handed over to private contractors A number of resolutions, including the one to hand over the cleanliness work of 10 out 31 wards to private contractors, were passed in the meeting of the local municipal council held on Wednesday.
‘Need to change mindset against evil of gender bias’ A two-day national consultation on ‘Emerging Dimensions of Women’s Empowerment’ began at the National Council of Educational Research and Training here today. Mother Dairy hikes milk prices Milk distributor Mother Dairy today announced a hike of rupee one in milk prices with immediate effect. A Mother Dairy official pointed out that the cost of raw milk has gone up. Ghee and milk powder prices have also increased. Unauthorised vendors occupy
railway station Unauthorised vendors supplying sub-standard eatables on platforms and trains with the blessings of the railway authorities and the enforcement agencies have mushroomed at the Sonepat railway station. IN PARLIAMENT DELHI DIGEST NCR BRIEFS |
The Noida police have succeeded in nabbing three master cheats, who used to print fake currency notes and put them into circulation in major parts of western UP from Meerut, Muradnagar, Ghaziabad, Bulandshahar, Gautam Budh Nagar etc. Prostitution racket busted, 10 held from parlours The Delhi Police today raided two beauty parlours and arrested 10 prostitutes and three pimps. The pimps of the two beauty parlours, “Classic Classic” and “Beauty Palace” were identified as Raj Kumar Rai, Sudhir Kumar and Shane Alam. |
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Lata opens electrophysiology dept in Metro Hospital |
Madura, Vandana enter doubles final The second seeded Indian pair of Madura Ranganathan and Vandana Murali defeated compatriots Sandhya Nagaraj and Sandri Gangotri 6-3, 1-6, 7-6 (7-4) to enter the girls’ doubles final of the Adidas ITF Junior Tennis Tournament at the Delhi Lawn Tennis Association court on Thursday.
Shanti Gyan Niketan School, Goyla defeated St. Marks School, Meera Bagh by six wickets to move up in the Ganga School Under-17 Cricket Tournament at the school ground. North to meet West in Vizzy Trophy final North Zone will meet West Zone in the Vizzy Trophy Cricket Tournament final. North Zone defeated East Zone on the basis of their first innings lead at the Jamia Millia ground while West Zone beat South Zone, also on the basis of first innings lead, at the Harbaksh Singh Stadium. New Delhi, February 5 The Maruti Suzuki Auto Cross Race will be held from February 6 to 9 at the City Centre, Noida. The three-day event is a skill-driving test wherein drivers negotiate a prescribed course consisting of sharp twists and turns to evaluate their skills in manoeuvring and controlling their cars. Five records tumble in
Railway athletics Five new meet records were established in the 51st Northern Railway Athletic Championship at the Karnail Singh Stadium on Thursday. Baljit Kaur clocked 1:04.7 secs to post a new meet record in the 400m hurdles for women while Rupinder Kaur of Ferozepur Division clocked 24.8 secs to create new record in the 200m women’s race.  |
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