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Nearly 9,500 people get Covid jabs on Thursday in Delhi; turnout 51%

Nearly 9,500 healthcare workers received COVID-19 vaccine shots in Delhi on Thursday in the third week of the inoculation drive, with a turnout of more than 51 per cent.

Delhi records 2 coronavirus deaths in 24 hours, lowest in 10 months

The death toll stood at 10,858, while the cumulative COVID-19 case count rose to 6,35,331

56.13% in Delhi have antibodies against Covid-19, says Satyendra Jain

At 62.18 percent, Southwest Delhi district reported maximum seroprevalence. North Delhi at 49.09 percent recorded the lowest

Republic Day violence: Delhi Police files case against Tharoor, others

The Delhi Police has filed a case against Shashi Tharoor, Rajdeep Sardesai, The Caravan and others for allegedly misleading public regarding the death of a protester at ITO during the violence

Delhi reports 183 more Covid-19 cases, positivity rate slips to 0.27%

The total number of Covid-19 cases in Delhi reached 634,956 with 183 more people testing positive for the disease in a day, while the city's positivity rate slipped to 0.27%

In highest vaccination in a day, 8,774 get jabs against Covid in Delhi

A total of 8,774 people were administered vaccine against the coronavirus in Delhi on Saturday, the highest daily figure since the vaccination started on January 16, officials said

Samyukta Kisan Morcha condemns violence during farmers' tractor rally

The farmers union said that the long struggle for more than 6 months now, and more than 60 days of protest at Delhi borders also seemed to have led to this situation

Over 80 Delhi cops injured after clashes with farmers during tractor rally

The police statement came as the national capital witnessed clashes between protesters and police during the tractor parade by farmers to press their demand of repealing the three new agri laws

Uttarakhand CM condemns violence during farmers' tractor rally on R-Day

Asserting that the Centre''s new agri laws are in the interest of farmers, the chief minister said they are a step towards doubling their income

Top headlines: Farmers breach Red Fort; UN warns about Indian economy

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Delhi may be heading towards herd immunity, indicates sero-survey

The survey has found that in one district, 50-60 per cent of the sampled population has developed antibodies to Covid-19, sources said

'Garbage Cafe': SDMC offers free meal in exchange of plastic waste

Under this innovative concept, in exchange of plastic waste, free meals will be provided to citizens by a restaurant in Vardhman Mall, Dwarka, the SDMC said in a statement

Talks between farmer leaders, police over Jan 26 tractor rally inconclusive

According to sources, police officers at the meeting requested the farmers' union leaders to hold their tractor rally outside Delhi, citing security reasons on Republic Day

BSNL to start telecom services in Delhi and Mumbai from March 1

The state-owned firm was earlier supposed to start these services on behalf of MTNL from January 1, but was unable to do so due to some internal issues between the two companies

Delhi logs 161 new Covid cases, 8 deaths; positivity rate dips to 0.32%

Delhi recorded 161 fresh COVID-19 cases, the lowest in over 8 months, and eight deaths on Monday while the positivity rate dipped to 0.32 per cent, authorities said.

More than 3,600 birds rescued in 2020: Delhi Fire Service officials

Firefighters in the national capital rescued more than 3,600 birds between January-December last year, officials said on Sunday

Some didn't turn up for Covid vaccination at last moment: Delhi health min

Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain said some people did not turn up for coronavirus vaccination at the last moment, adding that the government cannot ask anyone to compulsorily take the jab

Third peak of Covid-19 infections has come down: Delhi health minister

Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain said on Sunday that the third peak of coronavirus had almost come down as positivity rate had dipped to 0.42 per cent a day earlier

Delhi's Transport department firming up 'rent a bike' scheme in city

Tourists in the national capital may soon enjoy rides on rented two-wheelers as the Delhi government's transport department is firming up a scheme to issue licences for 'rent a bike' services

'If we don't take vaccine, who will?' Healthcare workers make their point

January 16 saw many health care workers lining up to be the first to take vaccines despite the controversy surrounding them. Their mission: To set an example