Delhi-Mumbai Expressway: Safety work keeps DND-Jaitpur side shut, Kalindi Kunj relief uncertain till both sides open | Delhi News

New Delhi: The much-awaited trial run on Delhi-Mumbai Expressway’s DND Flyway-Jaitpur carriageway, which includes the Ashram-Kalindi Kunj stretch, has begun. However, with the other side still shut for additional safety work, the real impact of the new link in easing pressure on the busy Kalindi Kunj intersection is yet to be seen.National Highways Authority of…

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MCD carries out anti-encroachment drives in Sadar Bazar, Zamrudpur | Delhi News

New Delhi: Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) Thursday carried out anti-encroachment drives in Sadar Bazaar and Zamrudpur, near Greater Kailash I, removing roadside illegal structures.In Sadar Bazaar, the civic body’s maintenance and licensing department conducted the drive in Teliwara, a day after a dispute between shopkeepers and street vendors in the busy market, according to…

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Court rejects woman’s Rs 50-lakh demand from husband’s extramarital partner | Delhi News

New Delhi: A court has dismissed a woman’s suit seeking Rs 50 lakh in damages from her husband’s alleged extramarital partner, whom she accused of “stealing” his affection and destroying their marriage.District judge Atul Ahlawat said the wife failed to establish that the partner had induced, encouraged or intentionally caused the woman’s husband to withdraw…

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Admission row: Jamia cracks down on protesters, suspends 4 students | Delhi News

New Delhi: Jamia Millia Islamia has suspended four students and barred them from entering the campus over protests against alleged irregularities in the university’s admission process.The show-cause-cum-suspension-cum-campus-ban orders were issued by the proctor’s office through emails sent around 10:24 pm Wednesday.Those suspended are Jamia NSUI vice-president Dhruv Chauhan, general secretary Tabrez Afsar, secretary Ebin Basil…

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As student discontent continues, IIT Delhi inquiry panel gets two weeks to submit report | Delhi News

New Delhi: While students continue to voice dissatisfaction on campus and social media over measures taken following the death of a student, IIT Delhi’s reconstituted external inquiry committee has been given two weeks to submit its report, institute officials said.The committee will be chaired by Justice Mukta Gupta, a retired judge of Delhi High Court….

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