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At 3.9 degress C, Delhi records season's lowest minimum temperature: IMD

Biting cold conditions prevailed in the national capital on Saturday as the minimum temperature dropped to 3.9 degrees Celsius, the lowest this season so far

Furniture retailers prepare for road ahead as Ikea expands India footprint

Players counting on omni-channel retail, affordable products

Delhi shivers as icy winds bring mercury down to 3 degrees Celsius

The IMD on Friday sounded an orange alert for the national capital for two days till Sunday

Informal talks on, hope to break farmer deadlock before year ends: Tomar

Formal talks to end farmers' agitation against three farm laws remain deadlocked

Adani puts out ad campaign to counter defamation in farmers agitation

The Adani Group is in firefighting mode with advertisement blitzkrieg in north Indian and Punjab publications

Kejriwal tears copies of Centre's farm laws, says cannot 'betray' farmers

The Delhi CM also alleged that the laws have been made for electoral funding of the BJP and not the farmers

SC acknowledges farmers' right to non-violent protest, to set up panel

The court said it was thinking of setting up an 'impartial and independent' panel of agriculture experts and farmer unions

Technology is powering farmers' protest at Delhi's Singhu border

It's been over two weeks since thousands of farmers arrived at Delhi's Singhu border to demand a repeal of the Centre's agri reforms

Icy winds sweep Delhi, 'cold wave' predicted to last two days: IMD

The national capital recorded a minimum temperature of 5.8 degrees Celsius on Wednesday

Anti-Indian, feudalistic force behind farmers' stir: Dharmendra Pradhan

Pradhan said that before the new agricultural laws, there was a lot of exploitation of farmers in the crop trading system and middlemen used to benefit a lot

Opposition parties misleading farmers as part of conspiracy: PM Modi

Farmers gathered near Delhi are being misled as part of a conspiracy, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Tuesday.

Farmers' protest resulting in daily loss of Rs 3,500 cr: Assocham

Industry body Assocham on Tuesday urged the Centre and farmers' organisations to resolve the impasse over the new agri laws, saying that the protests are inflicting a heavy blow to the economies of Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and J&K. "A daily loss of Rs 3,000-3,500 crore is resulting in the economies of the region from the value chain and transport disruption because of the protests," according to a rough estimate by the chamber. Assocham President Niranjan Hiranandani said, ''The size of the combined economies of Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and J&K is about Rs 18 lakh crore. With the ongoing farmers' agitation and blockade of roads, toll plazas and railways, the economic activities have come to a halt." On Monday, the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) had said the farmer agitation has led to supply chain disruptions, which will impact the economy in the coming days and may impinge upon the ongoing recovery from the economic contraction due to ...

Farmer leaders don't want solution, movement is anti-farmer: Athawale

Union minister Ramdas Athawale has said that farmers will suffer the most if the three contentious farm laws are withdrawn

No question of taking retrograde steps against agri sector: Rajnath Singh

Thousands of farmers have been protesting for more than two weeks on the borders of Delhi, demanding withdrawal of three new farm laws

Leaders of over 30 farmer unions observe day-long hunger strike

The hunger strike began at 8 am and ended at 5 pm even as talks with the government remained inconclusive

India Coronavirus Dispatch: Vaccine literacy key to building public trust

Fatalities in Delhi cross a grim landmark, elevated smartphone usage, and tips on how to help children deal with stress-news relevant to India's fight against Covid-19

Dengue cases count in Delhi reaches near 1,000-mark

Nearly 1,000 dengue cases have been recorded in the national capital this year till date, with 338 of those being reported in November, according to official data

Reforms needed as some laws are a 'burden', says PM Modi as farmers protest

Modi's remarks came while inaugurating the construction of the Agra Metro project via video conferencing.

Strictly follow disposal protocols for Covid test kits: HC to AAP govt

The petitioner had alleged that used swabs were being "thrown out in public".

Delhi victorious over Covid-19, says Jain as positivity rate dips to 3.6%

Jain also urged people to continue following the precautions