Author: Sharad Natani

The national capital is facing one of its harshest winter spells this season, with temperatures plunging close to 2 degrees Celsius and cold wave conditions intensifying across Delhi-NCR. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert for the next three days, warning residents of severe cold, dense fog, and extremely chilly nights. According to IMD data, Delhi recorded its coldest night of the season on Sunday, with the minimum temperature dropping to 2.9°C in Ayanagar, making it the coldest day since January 15, 2024. While sunshine kept daytime conditions relatively clear, temperatures dipped sharply after sunset, significantly increasing…

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In a major push towards cleaner air and sustainable urban mobility, the Delhi government has proposed the induction of 3,330 additional electric buses into the capital’s public transport system. The move is part of an aggressive strategy to tackle rising air pollution and growing traffic congestion in the national capital. The proposal has been submitted to the central government through the Transport Department, aiming to significantly expand Delhi’s electric bus fleet and strengthen last-mile connectivity across the city. Strengthening Green Public Transport Officials said the new fleet will include low-floor electric buses of varying sizes, including seven-metre buses designed to…

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India’s national capital is preparing to take center stage on the global technology map as it gets ready to host the India AI Impact Summit 2026 in February. Ahead of the high-profile international event, the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) has launched an extensive civic and infrastructure rejuvenation drive to present the city at its best. Scheduled from February 15 to 20, the summit will bring together global policymakers, artificial intelligence experts, innovators, and industry leaders. The event is expected to focus on the future of inclusive AI, policy frameworks, and technological innovation, placing New Delhi under international attention. Aiming…

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A controversy has surfaced in Alpha-1 sector of Greater Noida after a section of residents alleged that Resident Welfare Association (RWA) office bearers were appointed without following the legally mandated election process, raising concerns about transparency and democratic functioning within the sector. The issue has led to growing fear and mistrust among residents regarding the conduct of RWA elections, with many questioning whether lawful procedures are being deliberately bypassed. Deputy Registrar’s order allegedly violated According to residents, the Deputy Registrar, acting on repeated complaints, had recently directed that fresh RWA elections be conducted in a constitutional manner. To ensure fairness,…

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The Noida Police Commissionerate has emerged as the top-performing police unit in Uttar Pradesh in terms of public grievance redressal, according to the December 2025 evaluation report released by the Chief Minister’s Office. The report marks a major achievement for Gautam Buddh Nagar police, highlighting its commitment to listening to citizens and delivering timely, transparent, and effective solutions to public complaints. Strong performance in women safety and crime control As per the assessment, Noida Police also performed significantly better than the state average in controlling crimes against women and taking decisive action against organised crime networks. Officials credited this success…

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The role of mediation in resolving commercial disputes has become both mandatory and scientifically structured, Supreme Court Judge Justice J.K. Maheshwari said on Friday, underlining its growing importance in India’s legal ecosystem. Justice Maheshwari was speaking as the chief guest at the Global Mediation Conference held at the Constitution Club of India, New Delhi, organised by the UK-based dispute resolution firm Risolvify. Addressing a gathering of legal professionals, mediators, and policy experts, he emphasised that mediation should no longer be viewed merely as an alternative process but as a robust science of conflict resolution. Mediation rooted in Indian tradition Explaining…

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