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Property developers in Dubai are receiving an increasing number of inquiries from residents of Tier 2 and tier 3 Indian cities as apartment and villa prices in Delhi and Mumbai literally shoot through the roof. While in Delhi and Mumbai, most of the properties launched are above ₹5 crore and above, in Dubai the average property price is also in the same range.

BJP on Tuesday asked AAP leader Arvind Kejriwal to clarify whether AAP has any connection with those allegedly involved in sending bomb threats to more than 400 schools in Delhi recently. This came after the Delhi Police claimed that a Class-12 student had sent hoax bomb threats to more than 400 city schools and that his parents were linked to an NGO that supports a political party. The police, however, did not reveal the name of the political party.

Delhi under the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has shot up more than 600% over the past 10 years.

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BCAS), are working on formulating a standard operating procedure (SOP) to enable the operationalisation of e-commerce export hubs in the country, an official said. The commerce ministry has already approved five applications of DHL, Lexship, goGlocal, logistics aggregator Shiprocket, and air cargo handling company Cargo Service Centre to set up these hubs, the government official said.

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), say they are facing a host of challenges which could influence their electoral preferences in the February 5 elections.

Physical Research Laboratory, Ahmedabad, and Delhi Technological University focused on nanoparticles (PM1 or smaller) and their impact on pedestrians, the report (by Kushagra Dixit)

Meenal Goel, is facing criticism for a LinkedIn post about her maid's resignation, which she used to draw "corporate lessons." In the post, Goel admitted to refusing her maid's request for a salary increase from Rs 2,000 to Rs 3,000. The maid's confident departure, with a promise to return only when offered the raise, prompted Goel to reflect on professional growth.

Tamil Nadu Dragons held their nerve in the final quarter and notched up a 3-2 win over Delhi SG Pipers in an exciting Hockey India League (HIL) match here on Monday. Tomas Domene struck as early as the second minute to put the Pipers ahead in the game.

Delhi chief electoral officer (CEO) on Monday said cash and other items like liquor, worth more than Rs 21 crore, was seized by various agencies within a week of the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) coming into effect.

Rahul Gandhi on Monday launched a blistering attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi and former Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal, saying that they keep mum on the issue of caste census as they do not want backwards, Dalits, tribals and minorities to get their due share. Specifically targeting Kejriwal at his first public meeting for Delhi assembly polls, Gandhi said that the AAP convenor was following «Modi's strategy of propaganda and false promises» despite rising pollution, corruption and inflation in the national capital.

European Union and will be more visible in the Mediterranean region in future as he discussed regional and global issues with Spanish counterpart Jose Manuel Albares. Jaishankar is here on a two-day visit — his first to Spain as the external affairs minister — nearly two-and-a-half months after Spanish President Pedro Sanchez visited India.

Delhi Chief Minister Atishi could not file her nomination from the Kalkaji Assembly constituency on Monday, an AAP leader said.

Noida International Airport (NIA) in Jewar is set to open in four months. However, a critical question looms large for future passengers—how will they reach the airport? With limited public transport options currently available, concerns about accessibility are growing, a TOI report stated.

CBRE data showed that land deals of more than 2,200 acres last year as against about 1,900 acres in the preceding year.

Kalkaji constituency. Before commencing her rally, Atishi, accompanied by AAP leader Manish Sisodia, visited Gurudwara Shri Guru Gobind Sahib in Giri Nagar. Earlier in the day, she offered prayers at the Kalkaji Temple, dedicated to Maa Kali, seeking blessings for her campaign.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Why is there such a hoopla around the Delhi assembly election scheduled to be held in February? The answer is clear: Delhi assembly elections are unique as they have become a prestige match for three national parties. Let’s begin with the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP).

India, too, has its share of quirky regulations. Until recently, kite-flying required a permit under the Indian Aircraft Act of 1934, as kites were classified as 'aircraft'. Delhi barbers are still legally obliged to maintain a register of every haircut performed. These outdated laws, often harmless on the surface, highlight a deeper problem: absence of an institutionalised system for regulatory review. Without mechanisms to periodically evaluate and repeal redundant laws, governance becomes riddled with inefficiencies, eroding public trust and creating unnecessary friction.

Ramesh Bidhuri, former MP and BJP's candidate from Kalkaji seat against Delhi CM Atishi, issued a statement on Sunday dismissing as «completely baseless» AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal's claim that he will become the CM if the BJP comes to power. In an «appeal to the people of Delhi», Bidhuri said, «My party has given me a lot; I am not a contender to any post. Arvind Kejriwal has launched a misleading campaign against me. I wish to make it clear that I am not a contender for any post.» Kejriwal's words that Bidhuri may become the chief minister if BJP wins the assembly polls are being seen as an attempt to warn the people of the consequences if this comes true. Bidhuri had made objectionable remarks against Priyanka Gandhi Vadra and Atishi. Earlier, he had used communal and abusive language against the then BSP MP Danish Ali in the previous Lok Sabha.

Punjab Kings (PBKS) on Sunday announced India batter Shreyas Iyer as their captain for the 2025 edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL). The franchise secured Iyer’s services at the IPL 2025 mega auction for a record-breaking Rs 26.75 crore. Punjab fended off stiff competition from Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) and Delhi Capitals (DC) in an intense bidding war to sign the star batter. While Iyer became the most expensive player in IPL auction history for a brief moment, he was later surpassed by Rishabh Pant, who fetched an even higher bid.