Rahul Gandhi staged a sit-in at a New Delhi police station after authorities allegedly refused to file an FIR for Sahil Lochab, a student who suffered severe injuries from pellet guns during a July 20 protest against the NEET paper leak.
The Delhi High Court ruled that live-in relationships between consenting adults are akin to marriage, granting police protection to a couple threatened by the woman's family. The court emphasized that individual choice is protected under the Constitution.
American teenager Garret Tan, world No 92, achieved a major upset by defeating India's Lakshya Sen at the world badminton championships in New Delhi, supported by an all-woman coaching team.
PV Sindhu's undefeated World Championships record against Chinese players ended with a 11-21, 21-15, 17-21 defeat to Wang Zhi Yi in New Delhi. Meanwhile, Indian doubles pairs Jolly-Gopichand and Satwik-Chirag advanced to the quarterfinals.
BWF secretary general Thomas Lund says the India Open cannot be moved out of Q1 2027 due to tight calendar constraints, despite ongoing concerns over Delhi's severe winter air pollution.
Delhi High Court criticizes Centre's year-long delay in responding to a petition seeking legal recognition for same-sex partners as medical representatives, highlighting existing legal recognition of heterosexual live-in relationships.
Resident Welfare Associations (RWAs) in Delhi often face disputes over their authority to regulate private homes, tenants, and personal choices. Legal experts clarify that RWA powers are limited by their governing documents and statutory law, prohibiting arbitrary rules.
Delhi unveiled the Master Plan 2047, aiming to build 40 lakh new homes, expand the metro network to 695 km, and support affordable housing and sustainable growth.
US envoy Sergio Gor's remarks calling Jammu and Kashmir an 'important part of India' sparked a diplomatic spat between Islamabad and New Delhi. Meanwhile, India and Japan deepened defense ties, and India's Supreme Court ordered a probe into police violence during student protests.
Ukrainian badminton players Polina Buhrova and Yevheniia Kantemyr compete at the World Championships in New Delhi, highlighting their country's resilience amidst the Russian invasion.
BWF Secretary General Thomas Lund discusses venue readiness at the World Championships in New Delhi, the upcoming shift to a 15-point format in 2027, and India's growing importance as a badminton market.
India considers Bangladesh's request for additional diesel supply under their 15-year agreement, amidst Bangladesh's power conservation measures and complex bilateral relations.
The Delhi State Consumer Commission ruled in favor of a passenger who was forced to stand during a train journey after his RAC ticket was downgraded to waitlist without notice. The court ordered Indian Railways to pay Rs 5,000 for deficiency in service.
Day 3 of the BWF World Championships in New Delhi features key matches for Indian shuttlers, including Lakshya Sen's round of 32 clash against Garret Tan and PV Sindhu's match against Wen Yu Zhang. Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty advance via walkover.
The ITAT Delhi ruled in favor of a taxpayer who claimed Section 54 tax exemption after selling a Paschim Vihar property. The tribunal quashed the Income Tax Department's reassessment notice, declaring it time-barred under the Supreme Court's Rajeev Bansal ruling.
The Supreme Court of India announced plans to form a high-powered committee to investigate allegations of police brutality against students during a July 20 protest march in New Delhi, while also reviewing the potential quashing of FIRs against participants.
Delhi's Anand Vihar, Kashmere Gate, and Sarai Kale Khan are slated for development as integrated multi-modal transport hubs under the DDA's Master Plan 2047. The initiative aims to unify metro, rail, bus, and RRTS services to enhance commuter connectivity.
The Delhi High Court has denied default bail to Jasir Bilal Wani, an accused in the 2025 Red Fort car bomb blast. The court upheld a trial court's decision, stating the accused was not entitled to bail as the chargesheet was filed within the required timeframe.
The 2026 BWF World Championships in New Delhi feature dominant contingents from Asian and European powerhouses alongside resilient athletes from underrepresented nations facing financial and infrastructural hurdles.
Myanmar's leader Min Aung Hlaing is meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow to discuss economic and security cooperation. The visit aims to secure resources including fertilizer, oil, and weapons to support the junta's position.
Retired Delhi government employees and teachers face severe financial strain due to delayed Unified Pension Scheme payouts, prompting the AINPSEF to appeal to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman.
A University of Delhi study found a laboratory strain of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes showed a 97.91% mortality rate at the suggested diagnostic dose of α-cypermethrin, falling slightly below the 98% susceptibility threshold and signaling potential early resistance.
India's Ayush Shetty defeated top seed Shi Yu Qi 21-14, 13-21, 21-19 in the first round of the BWF World Championships, while PV Sindhu and other Indian doubles pairs also advanced on Day 1.
PV Sindhu and Asian Games gold medallists Satwiksairaj Rankireddy & Chirag Shetty lead India's bid for a medal at the 2026 BWF World Championships in New Delhi, aiming to extend India's streak of at least one medal since 2011.
