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- 1Supreme Court takes suo motu notice of Delhi bus gang-rape●SC takes suo motu cognisance of gang-rape of minor in moving bus in Delhi-NCR.
The Supreme Court of India has taken suo motu cognisance of the gang-rape of a minor girl aboard a moving bus in the Delhi-NCR region. By acting on its own initiative without a petition, the court has signalled the severity of the case. The incident has renewed public anger over the safety of women and children on public transport in the capital region.
- 2Delhi records lowest September minimum temperature in 18 years▼At 21°C, Delhi records its lowest minimum temperature in Sept in 18 years.
Delhi's minimum temperature fell to 21°C, its lowest September reading in 18 years, according to weather records. The unusually cool September night has drawn widespread attention, with many linking it to unseasonal rain and early showers, and noting how it differs from the typically hot and humid month-end conditions in the capital.
- 3Haryana to build five Singapore-styled smart cities along KMP Expressway●Haryana to build five new Singapore-styled smart cities along the KMP Expressway to ease congestion in the NCR region.
The Haryana government plans to develop five new Singapore-styled smart cities along the KMP Expressway, aiming to ease congestion across the National Capital Region. The announcement is drawing attention for its ambition to decongest Delhi's surroundings and attract investment, with observers weighing in on the state's urban development push and comparisons to Singapore's city planning model.
- 4Teenager alleges rape by three men in Delhi park on her birthday●A 17-year-old girl has recounted a chilling ordeal she allegedly faced inside Delhi’s Aastha Kunj Park on her birthday,
A 17-year-old girl has told Delhi police that three men threatened her and her friend in Aastha Kunj Park on her birthday, claimed to be policemen and allegedly raped her at different spots inside the park. Her account has sparked outrage and renewed concerns about women's safety in public spaces in the capital.
- 5Counting underway in Delhi University students' union election●DUSU Election Result 2026 LIVE: शुरू हो गई काउंटिंग, कौन जीत रहा? देखिए सबसे तेज नतीजे दिल्ली तक पर
Counting of votes has begun in the Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU) election, with results for 2026 being tracked live across the capital. Students and political observers are watching closely to see which student wing will win the union's top posts, as the outcome is often seen as a barometer of youth mood in Delhi politics.
- 6Hardik Pandya linked to CSK, DC and KKR in IPL trade talk●IPL 2027 transfers: List of confirmed swaps, trade rumours as Hardik Pandya linked to CSK, DC, KKR move
Reports list confirmed player swaps and circulating trade rumours ahead of IPL 2027, with Hardik Pandya linked to possible moves involving Chennai Super Kings, Delhi Capitals and Kolkata Knight Riders. No transfers involving the all-rounder have been confirmed, but the speculation is drawing wide attention from fans tracking the trading window.
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Delhi has reduced its electricity distribution losses from roughly half of all power supplied to around five percent, according to an IEEE Spectrum report. The turnaround involved overhauling a distribution system once plagued by theft, faulty meters and unpaid bills. Commenters are highlighting it as a striking example of how infrastructure reform and metering technology can transform a utility system in a major developing-world city.
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Luxury housing in Delhi is reportedly moving towards integrated lifestyle communities, where premium residences come packaged with shared amenities, services and social spaces rather than standalone apartments. The report suggests developers are responding to buyers who want convenience, wellness facilities and a complete living environment within a single gated development. This marks a broader change in what affluent homebuyers in the capital expect from high-end property.
- 9Fat dogs of Delhi: An unusual election grips the Indian capital●Fat dogs of Delhi: The unusual election gripping the Indian capital
Attention is turning to a peculiar angle in Delhi's election: the city's notably overweight street and pet dogs. The story highlights how the Indian capital's election season is producing offbeat coverage alongside the political contest, with the dogs of Delhi becoming an unlikely talking point. Details of what specifically links the animals to the vote remain thin, but the unusual framing has caught readers' interest.
- 10Delhi Cut Electricity Loss from 50 to 5 Percent●Delhi Cut Electricity Loss from 50 to 5 Percent https://spectrum.ieee.org/delhi-electricity-loss # HackerNews # Tech # E
An IEEE Spectrum report details how Delhi reduced its electricity distribution losses from around 50 percent to roughly 5 percent, one of the sharpest turnarounds for a major city's power grid. The turnaround is credited to reforms in the capital's power sector, including privatized distribution and better metering and billing. Readers on tech forums are discussing the story as a notable example of infrastructure reform in a developing-world megacity.