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Delhis air quality has shown a slight improvement, prompting Environment Minister Gopal Rai to urge states in the National Capital Area to ban firecrackers ahead of Diwali. Rai stated that if the trend of reduced firecracker bursting observed during Dussehra continues for Diwali, it will have a positive impact on pollution levels in Delhi. The overall air quality in the city was recorded as "moderate" on Wednesday morning. Rai also mentioned that stubble burning is ongoing, but the num...

Next time you’re visiting the city of Nawabs, make sure to stop by these six eateries that serve the most delicious kebabs in Lucknow

"We are pretty much sold out across our major properties. For example, in Nainital, both our properties are sold out. Bhimtal is sold out. Corbett is almost sold out and our Aloha on the Ganges property in Rishikesh is also sold out," said Shahzad Aslam, head of sales at Leisure Hotels Group. "Our property in Haridwar is sold out. We are doing 100% occupancies during September 8-10. In Varanasi, we are currently at 70% occupancy, but hopefully by tomorrow, we will be touching betw...

Myanmar’s instability and China’s growing influence over Naypyidaw have raised concerns for India.

India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecasted that the parts of the national capital are likely to receive moderate rainfall during the day. | Latest News Delhi

Torrential rains pounded several parts of north india on sunday with 19 people killed in landslides and other rain-related incidents, while most rivers, including the yamuna in delhi, were in spate. in cities and towns across the region, many roads and residential areas were submerged in knee-deep water with the civic system unable to hold on in the face of record rains. flash floods washed away roads in hilly areas, leaving people marooned, while authorities asked tourists to plan the

Twitter users shared glimpses of rain showers and thunderstorms from Delhi and adjoining areas. 

If India wants to counter China in the region, it will need American help. The question is how long it will delay this.

If India wants to counter China in the region, it will need American help. The question is how long it will delay this.

If it wants to counter China in the region, it will need American help. The question is how long it will delay this. China's no-holds-barred intent and playbook in Asia and beyond have caused realignments of policies and approaches by nations in the region. With the US deemed to be late in the game of [...] The post Why Delhi and Washington need each other appeared first on 360.