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Delhi, who endured one of the worst heatwaves in history earlier this month, now face severe water-logging with record-breaking rainfall in just 24 hours, surpassing the city's average for the entire month of June. The torrential downpour caused a fatal airport roof collapse, disrupted flights, closed a metro station, blocked underpasses, and led to massive traffic jams, turning the city's relief from the heat into chaos. WHAT'S HAPPENING?

GST fraud orchestrated across the country. Babar Khan, police said, allegedly floated fake firms based on stolen or forged ID cards to fraudulently avail input tax credit. On June 1 last year, Noida police claimed to have busted a gang suspected of orchestrating the GST fraud. The operation involved registering thousands of companies under stolen or fake identities and utilising these firms to generate e-way bills and obtain input tax credit from the govt. With the arrest of Khan, 47 people have been picked up in connection with the scam. They include residents of Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad, Sirsa, Jaipur, Chhindwara and so on.

«It is good for everybody, good for investors, good for savers, good interest rate and with the rains coming I think we finally can hear sigh of relief that what was the biggest question mark in the economy possibly will get addressed in the next 30-60 days,» says Ajay Srivastava, Dimensions Corporate Finance. Take a look as to what the month of June brought us and now it looks like July as well is getting off to a stellar start. Ajay Srivastava: I tell you look at inside the screen, look at outside the screen, it has been absolutely stellar. We got rains in Delhi finally after 50 degrees centigrade. So, I know I could not have asked from the God better things in life. I do not think I will make any trip to any pilgrimage site. I think I have got everything what I wanted right here, sitting here.

Aam Aadmi Party MP Sanjay Singh on Friday launched a scathing attack against the Centre over the crumbling infrastructure in various parts of the country following the rainfall. He highlighted that Ayodhya, which the Bharatiya Janata Party hails for its development, could not withstand even the first rainfall. «We all saw that water started coming out of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya just after the first rain. The water entered the Garbhagriha, which displeased the temple's main priest. We have seen the condition of the Atal Setu Bridge. The Jabalpur terminal collapsed. The Bundelkhand Expressway was destroyed. The entire Ayodhya, which the Centre hailed for development, got waterlogged after the first rain. The Delhi Airport Terminal 1 roof collapse incident is extremely shameful, as it was inaugurated by PM Modi on March 10. Corruption follows the BJP.», Singh said.

electricity demand in the last 12 months, with peak demand rising by an average of 711 megawatts (MW) on the hottest and most humid days, according to a new analysis published on Friday. The report by the independent think tank Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) said Delhi's peak power demand rose by an average of 506 MW on cold and dry days but only by 188 MW on days when the temperature and humidity were moderate. The analysis used wet-bulb temperature (WBT) as a yardstick. The wet-bulb temperature (WBT) is the lowest temperature to which a person or object can be cooled solely by the evaporation of water. «On moderate days (17.5 degrees Celsius WBT), Delhi's peak demand grew by a modest 188 megawatts (MW), but on the hottest and most humid days (using 32.5 degrees Celsius WBT as a criterion), the annual increase was 3.8 times higher at 711 MW,» the report said.

AIMIM (All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen) Chief Asaduddin Owaisi on Friday criticized the Central government and Delhi Police for their response to the alleged vandalism at his residence. On the alleged attack at his residence on Friday, Assaduddin Owaisi said, «It has not happened for the first time. Things like this are happening because the Narendra Modi government and the PM himself have radicalised such people. When the PM himself says that Muslims are infiltrators and identify them by their attires, it gives courage to such people». «They put the flag of Israel on my home which shows these people believe in zionist ideology, an ideology that killed 40,000 people and left 12 lakh people homeless in Gaza,» he added.

Delhi-NCR received heavy rain, accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning on Friday that lead to severe waterlogging and significant traffic disruptions in several key areas. The heavy rainfall has caused significant disruptions on major roads and underpasses, posing challenges for commuters and leading to advisories from the Delhi traffic police. Traffic affected in key areas:

Congress on Friday hit out at the Modi government over the Delhi airport roof collapse, saying "corruption" and "criminal negligence" is responsible for the shoddy infrastructure created in the last 10 years. One person died and six were injured after a portion of the roof of the Delhi airport's Terminal-1 collapsed on cars, including taxis, amid heavy rain early Friday, leading to suspension of flight departures. Civil Aviation Minister K Rammohan Naidu said he was monitoring the situation and the injured had been hospitalised. «Corruption and criminal negligence is responsible for the collapse of shoddy infrastructure falling like a deck of cards, in the past 10 years of Modi Government,» Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge said in a post on X..

gold in the last one week has been 1.6% .whereas in the last month it has been 1.53%.The cost of silver is Rs.87220.0 per kg up by Rs.100.0 per kg. Gold Price Today in Delhi is ₹73533.0/10 grams. Yesterday’s Gold Price on 27-06-2024 was ₹73532.0/10 grams.

Delhi: A massive fire broke out in a factory located in the Okhla Phase 2 area in the national capital city in the early hours of Friday. Upon receiving the information and acting swiftly on the incident, the officials from the fire department, along with the fire tenders, immediately rushed to the spot. Meanwhile, efforts are underway to douse the fire, as firefighting is still underway on the spot.

heavy rain in a few areas of Delhi-NCR, ahead of the monsoon's formal arrival. The ceiling of Delhi Airport Terminal 1 collapsed this morning due to heavy downpours. Metro service update: Yashobhoomi Dwarka Sector 25 Metro station's entry and exit will be closed due to heavy rainfall. Additionally, until further notice, the Aerocity Metro station to Terminal 1-IGI Airport shuttle service has been discontinued. All other lines will continue to provide regular services.

Rain in Delhi today Ahead of the onset of monsoon in the national capital, several parts of Delhi and adjoining areas will witness light to moderate intensity rain with heavy intensity rain over isolated places in the next two hours, said Delhi’s Regional Weather Forecasting Centre on Friday.“Thunderstorm with light to moderate intensity rain with heavy intensity rain over isolated places and winds with speed of 20-40 Km/h would occur over and adjoining areas of entire Delhi and NCR, Sonipat, Rohtak, Kharkhoda, Mattanhail, Jhajjar, Farukhnagar," wrote RWFC Delhi on X. Has monsoon arrived in Delhi?Delhi has witnessed heavy rainfall since last night, and people wonder whether the monsoon has arrived in the national capital.

IndiGo airlines has canceled all flights to/from Terminal 1 due to partial closure of Delhi Airport caused by heavy rains. All departures from Terminal 1 are temporarily suspended, and check-in counters are also closed.

Delhi and NCR (National Capital Region) received incessant rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning beginning in the early hours of Friday. On Thursday, parts of Delhi received spells of heavy rainfall, bringing much-needed respite from the sweltering heat. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecasted the weather for the next seven days in Delhi, predicting generally cloudy skies and varying intensities of rain accompanied by gusty winds.

online gaming platforms is acting as a driver of illegal betting and gambling activity in India which is expected to grow at 30% in coming years, according to a new study. According to Delhi-based policy think tank Centre for Knowledge Sovereignty (CKS), in India, despite regulatory restrictions, the illegal better market receives an estimated $100 billion per annum in deposits.

Gold prices fell Rs 120 to Rs 72,180 per 10 grams in the national capital on Thursday in line with weak trends in the global markets, according to HDFC Securities. The precious metal had settled at Rs 72,300 per 10 grams in the previous session. However, silver prices remained flat at Rs 90,600 per kg.

₹419 from ₹539 earlier. The new target indicates a downside of 12 percent for the gas stock.According to Incred, the expected increase in gas costs driven by higher APM (Administrative Price Mechanism) prices and rising Henry Hub (HH) prices will offset the impact of lower LNG prices.

Satire has long been accepted as a legitimate form of free speech, not constituting defamation. However, with the advent of deepfakes generated by various Generative AI software tools, whether content is parody or defamation is not limited to only the question of what is said, but now includes the question of whether the viewer can reasonably tell who said it.

Stock split 2024: Cellecor Gadgets shares are one of the multibagger stocks the Indian stock market has delivered in recent years. The NSE SME IPO was launched in September 2023 at ₹87 to ₹92 per equity share. The SME stock had a par listing on the NSE SME Emerge at ₹92 apiece.

Bhagwant Mann on Thursday said that AAP national convenor Arvind Kejriwal will not bow down no matter how much atrocities are committed on him. Mann's statement came a day after the Delhi chief minister was arrested by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in a corruption case linked to the alleged excise scam. The Punjab chief minister also shared Kejriwal's picture in a post on X. This picture represents the struggle against dictatorship. Arvind Kejriwal will not bow down, no matter how much atrocities you commit. The CBI's arrest after the ED's bail is a blatant misuse of the CBI at the behest of the BJP," Mann posted in Hindi on X.