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India News: Union Minister Meenakashi Lekhi on Monday claimed the AAP government did nothing for Delhi's development in its nine-year rule and it was the Centre t

Delhi High Court Delhi HC Quashes Summons Issued To H&M Over Alleged Violation Of 2011 Legal Metrology Rules Case Title: H&M Pvt. Ltd. vs Legal Metrology Department, Govt. of NCT of Delhi ...

Delhi residents can now buy second property in the city after the DDA revised the old home buying regulations and the decision was taken in a recent board meeting of the Delhi Development Authority.

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The Delhi Village Development Board on Monday approved 167 schemes worth more than Rs 115 crore to develop roads, drainage systems, water bodies, community centres, parks, crematoriums, and sports grounds among others in rural areas of the ...

The dismissal of these individuals, according to another official, had affected redevelopment plans seeking to revive Delhi's five iconic retail spaces including Lajpat Nagar, Kamla Nagar and Khari Baoli among others.

The highest number of corruption complaints last year were against employees of the Union home ministry, followed by those working for the railways and in banks, according to the Central Vigilance Commission's latest annual report.

New Delhi: The highest number of corruption complaints last year were against employees of the Union home ministry, followed by those working for the railways and in banks, according to the Central Vigilance Commissions latest annual report. In total, 1,15,203 such complaints were received for all categories of officers and employees across central government departments and organisations in 2022, it stated.

New Delhi, Aug 20: The highest number of corruption complaints last year were against employees of the Union home ministry, followed by those working for the railways and in banks, according to the Central Vigilance Commission’s latest annual report. In total, 1,15,203 such complaints were received for all categories of officers and employees across central

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