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For over two decades, the #Ridge has been defended by courts, conservationists and citizen groups. Yet its decline hasn’t stopped. Delhi’s ecological shield is now a causality of bureaucratic apathy, encroachments and token encroachment #GreenLungs
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Where Delhi Metro trains its workforce timesofindia.indiatimes.com/…
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Two hydrogen-powered shuttle buses recently became operational in Central Vista area, making it the first such service for Delhi. On a single refill, a hydrogen bus can travel nearly 250 km. Why it may not work in Delhi. share.google/gBFjIxoh4cm2oYt…
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At dawn in Lodhi Garden, birders and walkers have found themselves following an avian story for over 10 days with all the ingredients of a soap opera. share.google/8u8gZSdfmYmfxuW…
INTACH has identified on a 1932 map a nearly 2-mile-long waterbody marked to the north of Bhalswa Lake in northwest #Delhi. The area falls around the present-day Kadipur, but current satellite imagery shows much of it has since been built over. share.google/fCUHv2ngCVOBM9J…
Filed by MC Mehta at a time when environmental regulation in the country was still in its early stages in 1980s, his petitions led the Court over the years to issue a series of directions aimed at reducing pollution in the country share.google/dAbLcIV7yUwqKYX…
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CSIR-NEERI-certified #GreenCrackers result in reduction of particulate matter emissions by 20-30% and gaseous emissions by 10%. It generates noise levels of upto 125 decibels. But they still add to the existing pollution load when burst in large numbers simultaneously #pollution
History chokes: Red Fort turning black as bad air writes own script #DelhiPollution timesofindia.indiatimes.com/…
Mayapuri is Delhi's largest scrap market, where end-of-life vehicles are torn apart in violation of all safety and environmental norms. Apart from occupying road space, the unscientific dismantling of vehicles is causing air, water and noise #pollution timesofindia.indiatimes.com/…
Ahead of Dalai Lama’s 90th birthday, Tibetans in exile express concern over his succession
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Delhi Metro passengers are increasingly worried about overcrowding during peak hours, raising fear of potential stampedes at busy stations #DelhiMetro
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BJP takes the lead in #Okhla in round one #DelhiAssemblyElection2025
Manish Chaudhary (BJP): 4955
Amantullah Khan (AAP): 2695
Ariba Khan (INC): 475
Shifa Ur Rehman (AIMIM): 359
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BJP continues to take the lead in #Okhla in round two
Manish Chaudhary (BJP): 8,111
Amanatullah Khan (AAP): 6,377
Shifa Ur Rehman (AIMIM): 1,679
Ariba Khan (INC): 1,240
#DelhiAssemblyElection2025 #DelhiElectionResults @TOIDelhi @timesofindia
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BJP leading in Kasturba Nagar in the second round #DelhiAssemblyElection2025
Neeraj Basoya (BJP): 4926
Abhishek Dutt (INC): 3530
Ramesh Pahalwan (AAP): 3283
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BJP leading in Kasturba Nagar in the fourth round
Neeraj Basoya (BJP): 10,722
Ramesh Pahalwan (AAP): 6251
Abhishek Dutt (INC): 6146
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AAP’s Manish Sisodia takes the lead in #Jangpura in the second round #DelhiElections2025
Manish Sisodia (AAP) - 7802
Tarwinder Singh Marwah (BJP) - 5457
Farhad Suri (INC) - 3034 @TOIDelhi
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AAP’s Manish Sisodia continues to maintain the lead in #Jangpura in round three #DelhiAssemblyElection2025
Manish Sisodia (AAP) - 11,261
Tarvinder Singh Marwah (BJP) - 8,575
Farhad Suri (INC) - 4202
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BJP leading in #Jungpura in the round one
BJP’s Tarwinder Singh Marwah: 4114, Manish Sisodia (AAP): 2800
Farhad Suri (INC): 743
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AAP’s Atishi trailing from #Kalkaji. In the first round, BJP’s Ramesh Bidhuri secured 4238 votes, followed by Atishi 3089 and Alka Lamba (Congress) 493 #DelhiAssemblyElection2025 @TOIDelhi @timesofindia
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BJP takes the lead in Kalkaji in the third round
Ramesh Bidhuri (BJP): 12,494
Atishi (AAP): 11,455
Alka Lamba (INC): 1134
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Muslim votes keep AAP and Congress hopes alive. While AAP's focus on freebies and anti-BJP stance makes it favorably viewed by Muslim voters, issues like poor sanitation and public services still sway opinions #DelhiElection2025
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