The police has gathered that there was a friendly entry in the east Delhi residence of well-known theatre personality Radhakrishen Bararoo who was brutally murdered along with his wife Durga Devi.

Even after almost 72 hours of persuasion, the 35-year-old sepoy refused to come down from the mobile phone tower on Monday. The Armyman, K. Muthu, had climbed the tower at Ajmeri Gate around 1 pm on Friday and has since refused to come down despite appeals by police and Army officials over four days.

The Delhi police has called on the people not to believe the mischievous SMSes in circulation about threat of Northeast people being targeted in Delhi after Ramzan. Urging the Northeast community not to fear, the police said that adequate security measures have been taken.

The All-India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) added a new feather to its wings. On Tuesday, the hospital opened its department of pulmonary medicine and sleep disorders. The ward was inaugurated by AIIMS director R.C Deka.

The temperature in the city is rising and the matter is of grave concern. If not attended to now, it will lead to some irreversible damage and leave us with no natural resources for the next generation.

Not prepared for your exams? Now fake examinees are available to your answer your papers.
On Tuesday, the Delhi police arrested two students for hiring fake examinees to appear for entrance examination of B.tech course at the Jamia Milia Islamia University.

A sanitary napkin was unheard of for me. And if one of us had heard about or seen it, there was no way we could afford it,” re-calls Geeta, a resident of the slums near Karkardooma in Delhi. “Things have changed now, as we not only use these napkins, but also know why we must do so. We’ve got a new understanding of menstruation today,” she adds.

Gone are the days when a student who was in doubt over his entrance exam result had to follow a tedious procedure to get the answer sheet re-checked. The scenario changed after the implementation of the RTI Act in 2005.

Being felicitated by the first citizen of the country left 9th grader Robin Singh overwhelmed. His logo was chosen to represent Roshni Prachodaya Society, a Rashrapati Bhawan initiative in association with India@75, which aims to make President’s Estate an eco-friendly urban habitat and become a model for other urban habitats in India to follow.