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145 Indians got deported from US, arrived at Delhi’s airportIndia

145 Indians got deported from US, arrived at Delhi’s airport

<p>As many as 145 Indians deported from the US, mostly illegal immigrants and those who have violated visa norms, arrived at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport on Wednesday morning by a special flight via Bangladesh. The flight also has on board some South Asian nationals, including Bangladesh citizens, airport officials aware of the matter said. […]</p>

By Palak Vaghela
AirAsia India: Passengers flying to Delhi from four cities to get pollution masksIndia

AirAsia India: Passengers flying to Delhi from four cities to get pollution masks

<p>AirAsia India on Tuesday said it is entering into a partnership with health technology start-up Mfine to provide pollution masks to its passengers taking flights to Delhi from Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Mumbai and Kolkata. The initiative is being taken in view of high pollution levels in Delhi, the airline said, adding that PM 2.5 particles can […]</p>

By Palak Vaghela
Arvind Kejriwal on odd-even: No need to reintroduce the scheme as Delhi’s air clears upIndia

Arvind Kejriwal on odd-even: No need to reintroduce the scheme as Delhi’s air clears up

<p>Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday said there was no need to reintroduce the odd-even road rationing scheme in the national capital as the pollution levels have gone down. Kejriwal said , “The sky is clear now, so there is no need of it”. The third edition of the odd-even scheme was implemented between […]</p>

By Palak Vaghela
After protests, JNU announces to take back the hike in hostel feesIndia

After protests, JNU announces to take back the hike in hostel fees

<p>After intense protests, Delhi-based Jawaharlal Nehru University on Wednesday decided to roll-back the hike proposed in the hostel fees. “JNU Executive Committee announces major roll-back in the hostel fee and other stipulations. Also proposes a scheme for economic assistance to the EWS students. Time to get back to classes,” education secretary R Subrahmanyam tweeted.</p>

By Palak Vaghela
Delhi’s Air Pollution still remains at its worst, likely to enter ‘Emergency’ zone todayIndia

Delhi’s Air Pollution still remains at its worst, likely to enter ‘Emergency’ zone today

<p>A dip in wind speed and the temperature has brought back pollutants in Delhi air on Tuesday and the situation may enter ‘Emergency Zone’ today, said System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting And Research (SAFAR), the government’s air quality monitor. On Tuesday, a minimum temperature of 11.7-degree Celsius was recorded. The AQI reading in […]</p>

By Palak Vaghela
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