No need to panic, says CM Kejriwal on rising Covid cases in Delhi ....

The Excise Department reduced the number of dry days from 21 days in calendar year 2021 to 3 days in 2022 without seeking approval of the Council of Ministers and opinion of the Delhi Lt. Governor, said a source at the LG office on Sunday, referring to a report. ....

Around 100 e-vehicle companies -- both domestic and foreign, showcased their latest pollution-free e-vehicles at the three-day 'EV Expo', that concluded on Sunday, at Pragati Maidan in Delhi. The expo also showcased Lithium-ion batteries and the latest charging solutions. ....

Delhi reported five coronavirus-related deaths along with 2,073 new cases on Wednesday as the positivity rate remained above 10 per cent for the third day in a row. At 11.64 per cent, it was the highest since January 24 when it was 11.79 per cent. With the fresh infections on Wednesday, the Covid case tally in the national capital rose to 19,60,172 while the number of deaths reached 26,321. A total of 17,815 tests were conducted the previous day to detect COVID-19, the health department data showed. ....

31-year-old woman tested positive for the monkeypox infection in Delhi on Wednesday, becoming the national capital's fourth case. ....

Delhi on Monday reported its second monkeypox case. ....

With the monsoon trough advancing towards north-west India, parts of Delhi – largely south, south-west and west Delhi -- received short but intense spells of rain on Tuesday afternoon, providing some relief to residents from sweltering heat and the humidity levels in the first half of the day. ....

Delhi on Sunday reported marginal rise in fresh Covid cases in last 24 hours, at 498 against 491 infection reported on the previous day, while there was one more death, as per the government health bulletin. ....

fire broke out at a restaurant in Delhi's Connaught Place area on Friday. The fire reportedly occurred at a furniture in the restaurant 'Cafe High5' in Connaught Place. ....

What would you do if you spot a five-foot-long Indian rat snake? Most people would be scared and move as far away as possible. But not Ankur, a bank employee. ....