Devanand Sharma News Today

NEW DELHI: The national Capital Delhi reported 105 fresh dengue cases in the past week, taking the tally to nearly 350, according to a municipal corpo.

The national capital recorded 243 cases of the vector-borne disease till July 28. According to the latest report issued by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi, the tally was at 348 till August 5.

A union of municipal workers in Delhi, responsible for fighting vector-borne diseases, have called an indefinite strike from July 31 if their demands are not met.

Amid a rise in dengue cases in Delhi, scores of city municipal workers, who are at the forefront of the fight against vector-borne diseases, began their indefinite strike on Monday. Authorities at the Municipal Corporation of Delhi have been appealing to these workers to reconsider their decision in view of the spike in dengue cases in the last few weeks. The strike by DBC

The city had reported 169 cases in 2022, 52 cases in 2021 | Latest News Delhi

Authorities at the Municipal Corporation of Delhi have been appealing to these workers to reconsider their decision in view of the spike in dengue cases in the last few weeks.

Amid a rise in dengue cases in Delhi, scores of city municipal workers, who are at the forefront of the fight against vector-borne diseases, began their indefinite strike on Monday.

The union seeks payment of pending salaries, regularisation of their services, and other benefits as permanent municipal employees | Latest News Delhi

There was a flash flood in Laila rivulet at Badiyara village of Shimla district early on Saturday, which washed away an eatery next to the river and killed the family that ran the establishment, officials said | Latest News India

Section 144 has been removed from Purola town in Uttarakhands Uttarkashi district as shops run by Muslims reopened under police protection after communal tensions over an alleged abduction attempt.