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Delhi Power Minister Vows to Crack Down on False Claims of Power Outages

NEW DELHI: Delhi Power Minister Ashish Sood issued a stern warning on Thursday against individuals spreading misinformation about power cuts in the city. Sood asserted...

Delhi Government to Introduce Law for Cow Conservation and Protection

NEW DELHI: The BJP government in Delhi has announced plans to implement a law aimed at conserving and protecting stray cows within the city. During...

Delhi Home Minister Warns of Action Against Those Supporting Infiltrators

Addressing the Assembly, Minister Sood emphasized that the resources of Delhi are meant for its lawful residents, not for those who have settled in the city illegally. During the recent election campaign, the BJP accused the AAP of aiding illegal Bangladeshi and Rohingya immigrants in finding shelter in Delhi.

Delhi Minister Sood’s Visit to Uttam Nagar Focuses on Community Development

Minister Sood took the initiative to address these issues by engaging with officials from different departments. He stressed the importance of avoiding blame games and accusations, emphasizing that the public has entrusted him with the responsibility of promptly and effectively resolving their concerns. As a representative of the area, he is dedicated to fulfilling this duty without getting involved in unnecessary political disputes.

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Delhi SIR: Voter Help Camps at All Polling Locations on October 11

Delhi will hold SIR voter-service camps at all polling locations on October 11. Claims close October 30; the final roll is due December 4.

Delhi Traffic Advisory: Possible Diversions at 30 Points From 6 am on October 11

Delhi Traffic Police lists 30 points where Sunday diversions may begin at 6 am; commuters should allow extra time for railway stations, ISBTs and the airport.

Delhi Metro Reopens All Station Gates, Restores Interchange Access

DMRC says all Delhi Metro station gates and interchange facilities have reopened after security-related closures.

Delivery GST Cut From 18% to 5%, Not a New Tax: CBIC

CBIC says GST on e-commerce delivery services has been reduced from 18% to 5%, rejecting a claim that a new tax was imposed.

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