According to the playing rights brochure released by the DDA, individuals from the non-government sector can secure a five-year membership by paying an entry fee of Rs 9 lakhs, along with a monthly fee of Rs 2,200. Alternatively, a three-year membership in the same category is available for an entry fee of Rs 6 lakhs, with the same monthly fee of Rs 2,200.

Councillors Who Resigned: - Hemchand Goyal- Himani Jain- Runakshi Sharma- Usha Sharma- Ashok Pandey- Rakhi Yadav- Sahib Kumar- Rajesh Kumar- Manisha Kirana- Suman Anil Rana- Dinesh Bhardwaj- Mukesh Kumar Goyal- Devendra Kumar.

New Delhi: The Delhi Master Plan 2041 is poised for imminent implementation, with plans to urbanize 48 villages across the national capital, Public Works...

New Delhi: Authorities have apprehended a 19-year-old member of the notorious Kapil Sangwan, also known as the Nandu gang, who was wanted for his...

This year, experts anticipate that Delhi's peak power demand could surpass 9,000 MW. For context, the previous all-time high for the national capital was recorded at 8,656 MW in 2024.

The committee includes notable experts such as K. Ramachandra Rao, a professor in the Department of Civil Engineering and Head of the Transportation Research and Injury Prevention Centre (TRIPC) at IIT Delhi; Sudhendu Jyoti Sinha, an advisor at NITI Aayog and Managing Director of the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC); senior officials from the transport department; representatives from power distribution companies; and other specialists.

The Delhi Jal Board (DJB) has extended an invitation to private companies to sponsor the installation of modular sewage treatment plants (STPs) along major open drains that discharge into the river. Unlike traditional STPs, which require significant space and investment, these modular and decentralized systems can be installed directly on the drains, offering companies an opportunity for branding while contributing to environmental sustainability.

During a recent review meeting, Delhi’s Minister of Tourism, Kapil Mishra, emphasized the campaign's goal: “We aim to present Delhi not just as a stopover but as a destination in its own right, highlighting its historical significance, dynamic arts scene, and modern urban landscape.”

New Delhi: A four-storey building in Bihari Colony, situated in East Delhi's Shahdara district, tilted dangerously on Thursday, prompting local authorities to issue evacuation...

New Delhi: Delhi's Environment Minister, Manjinder Singh Sirsa, announced on Thursday that over 30 acres of the 62-acre Okhla landfill have been successfully reclaimed,...