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The Delhi government is set to launch new DTC bus services to Vaishno Devi, Khatu Shyam, and Ayodhya to provide affordable and comfortable travel for pilgrims.

The Delhi government plans to launch interstate bus services for three major religious sites, enhancing connectivity for pilgrims.

Delhi government has decided to limit the supply of commercial LPG cylinders due to increasing pressure on LPG supply amid ongoing conflicts in the Middle East.

Delhi government has limited the supply of commercial LPG cylinders amidst the ongoing LPG crisis due to geopolitical tensions, reserving a portion for essential services.

The Delhi government has initiated a new program to reduce air pollution by signing a Memorandum of Understanding with the Indian Institute of Technology Madras to develop surfaces that absorb pollution particles from the air.

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta announced plans to rename the Shahjahanabad Redevelopment Corporation (SRDC) after a high-level review meeting discussed issues of past irregularities and development projects.

A recent sting operation reveals incidents of gas cylinder hoarding in some areas of Delhi amid rising concerns over LPG supply in the country.

A severe shortage of LPG cylinders in Delhi is forcing people to rely on government-run Atal Canteens for meals.

Aaj Tak's investigation reveals widespread black marketing of LPG cylinders in Delhi amid a shortage and alleged government denial of supply issues.

The DSGMC has urged the Indian government to ensure regular gas cylinder supply to Gurudwaras in Delhi to maintain their langar services, which are facing disruptions due to a halt in supply amid global tensions.

The Indian government is taking steps to resolve the LPG shortage, primarily affecting hoteliers and traders, but doubts remain about the permanence of these solutions.

The Delhi government has announced preparations for the construction of 'PM Ekta Mall' to promote the Center's 'One District, One Product' scheme, with the first mall set to open in Pitampura.

PM Modi inaugurated various development projects worth over 33,500 crore rupees in Delhi and criticized West Bengal's TMC government during International Women's Day.

The central government has made significant administrative changes, appointing Tarunjeet Singh Sandhu as the new Lieutenant Governor of Delhi, replacing VK Saxena, who has been assigned to Ladakh.

The Madhya Pradesh government has established a 24x7 control room in New Delhi to support citizens in the Middle East amidst the ongoing crisis.

India's opposition party criticizes the government for its silence on the assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.

The Delhi government has launched the 'Pink Saheli Card' to provide free bus travel for women and transgender individuals, streamlining the process of obtaining travel passes.

Following the acquittal of AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal in the excise policy case, the Delhi BJP launched a poster campaign criticizing the AAP government.

The Delhi government has expanded the Ayushman Bharat - Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PMJAY), now including widows and individuals receiving assistance under disability schemes for health insurance coverage.

Amit Shah engaged in a conversation with drivers of 'Bharat Taxi' in Delhi, emphasizing the government's commitment to the cooperative sector and the benefits that hard work will yield.

CM Rekha Gupta discussed efforts to handle 30,000 to 35,000 tons of waste in Delhi, highlighting the use of trommel machines for waste separation.

CM Rekha Gupta addressed the longstanding issues plaguing Delhi, indicating progress in resolving problems that have persisted for many years.

CM Rekha Gupta addressed the issue of rain-related problems in Delhi, revealing that 70 points for water accumulation have been identified and remedial measures are being planned.

The Brazilian government led by Lula da Silva failed to open the Indian market for poultry and eggs during his delegation's visit to New Delhi, missing a key outcome of the trip.

The Delhi government has renamed nine metro stations, reflecting local identity and regional significance.

The Delhi government has introduced a new education model providing smart classes and digital libraries in schools, addressing previous shortcomings in infrastructure and budget.

Four Youth Congress workers have been denied bail and sent to police remand for protesting against the government during the India-AI Impact Summit, which the police claim was inspired by a violent movement in Nepal.

The Bangladesh High Commission in Delhi has restarted visa services for Indian citizens as part of improving India-Bangladesh relations.

During the India AI Impact Summit 2026 in New Delhi, Youth Congress activists staged a shirtless protest opposing Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government, attributing the demonstration to Narasimha Yadav, a key figure in organizing the event.

The Chief Minister of Delhi, Rekha Gupta, presented the government's report card marking one year of the BJP government during a press conference with cabinet ministers.

During the AI Impact Summit held at Bharat Mandapam in Delhi, Youth Congress workers caused a disturbance by shouting slogans against the Modi government while shirtless, raising concerns about security arrangements.

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva canceled his participation in a debate arranged by the Brazilian government at the Global Artificial Intelligence Impact Summit in New Delhi.

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta highlighted the achievements of her government in a press conference marking one year since the BJP took office in Delhi.

The BJP government in Delhi, led by Rekha Gupta, marks one year in power, assessing the fulfillment of various election promises made to the public.

AIMIM's Delhi president has urged the government to shut down all alcohol shops during Ramadan to respect the religious sentiments of the Muslim community.

An American researcher warns that a race among tech companies to advance AI systems could endanger humanity, urging governments to intervene.

The family of Kamal Dhyani, who died after falling into an uncovered pit in Janakpuri, protested demanding compensation and a government job due to alleged negligence by authorities.

The Delhi High Court has demanded reports from the government and police concerning over 800 missing persons cases in the capital.

Delhi government launches the Lakhapati Bitiya Scheme to financially support girls’ education and ensure no girl is forced to drop out due to economic difficulties.

MP Swati Maliwal criticized the condition of government schools in Delhi, highlighting that poor quality has led to an increase in private educational institutions, making education a privilege for economically better-off families.

AAP leader Rakhi Birla expressed concern over the disappearance of over 800 people in Delhi since January, many of whom are minors, and criticized the government's inability to control the rising incidents of murder.

AAP leader Saurav Bhardwaj criticized the Delhi government and police following a death incident involving Kamal Dhyani, alleging attempts to cover up the case by shifting blame.

Ashish Sood expressed condolences over the tragic death of a young man named Kamal, who had died after his vehicle fell into a pit, emphasizing that the government stands with the grieving family.

Double-decker buses, a historic part of Delhi's transport system, are making a comeback after nearly three decades, revived by the Delhi government to enhance tourism with modern facilities.

BJP National President Nitin Naveen has received a significant new office at Room No. 4 in the Old Parliament building, historically associated with BJP leaders, as he transitions from a government bungalow in Lutyens' Delhi.

The Delhi government has announced free LPG cylinders for ration card holders, especially women, during the festivals of Holi and Diwali, with a fund of 242 crore rupees approved by the cabinet.

Suspended city magistrate Alankar Agnihotri, who has been in the news for his statements on central and state government policies, visited Bareilly where he was welcomed by leaders from the Brahmin community amidst a large gathering of supporters.

The Delhi government has announced a scheme to provide free gas cylinders to poor and middle-class families for Holi and Diwali, approved with a budget of 242 crore rupees.

Alankaar Agnihotri, who resigned from the city magistrate position in Bareilly, met with lawyers in Allahabad regarding his suspension notice and announced plans to march to Delhi starting February 7 while criticizing the central government.

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee criticizes the central government for increasing security at Bengal Bhavan in Delhi, claiming it reflects BJP's fear of her presence and accusing agencies of working against her ahead of the assembly elections.