Aaditya Khatwani
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Delhi University students protest electrocution of gardener at South Campus (opens the original)
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Students of Delhi University’s (DU’s) South Campus on Tuesday held a protest over the death of a gardener by electrocution on Monday afternoon, alleging negligence by the administration and demanding compensation and employment for the family. Students’ organisations also alleged that the gardener was made to work as an electrician, and that the university also tried to hide the incident from students. The university did not respond to HT’s queries for comment on the matter. The Delhi Police sai
Surplus annual rainfall in Delhi; temp drops sharply (opens the original)
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The Capital on Saturday woke up to overcast skies, which persisted throughout the day, with sudden bursts of downpours taking the total rainfall past its annual long-period average amid a sharp dip in mercury levels. Delhi received 29.8mm of rainfall on Saturday, taking its total annual rainfall to 814.5mm, against its annual long-period average (LPA) of 774.4mm, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). To be sure, Delhi crossed the annual LPA rainfall on Friday evening, when it r
Delhi gets year’s average rain by September, heavy rain alert today (opens the original)
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Delhi woke up to a second day of showers on Saturday, a day after the capital crossed its annual average rainfall with nearly four months still left in the year. From January 1 to 8:30 am on Saturday, Delhi recorded 804.7mm of rain, surpassing the Indian Meteorological Department’s (IMD) annual long-period average of 774.4mm. The city crossed the mark on Friday itself after receiving 32.6mm of rain by 5:30 pm, taking its cumulative rainfall to around 800mm. The rainfall recorded at the IMD’s Saf
Delhi crosses annual rainfall mark as IMD issues red alert for heavy rain (opens the original)
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Delhi woke up to a second consecutive day of rain on Saturday, with the capital recording 804.7 mm of rainfall so far this year — already above its annual long-period average of 774.4 mm, with nearly four months still left in the year. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a red alert for most of the city amid forecasts of moderate to heavy rain and thunderstorms. Multiple spells of light to moderate rain are expected at many places, along with isolated heavy rain during the forenoon.
IGI airport waterlogged, passengers drag luggage through: Monsoon fury chokes Delhi ahead of BRICS (opens the original)
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Eight days before the Capital hosts world leaders for the Brics Summit, a sudden downpour on Friday afternoon left parts of the Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA) waterlogged, forcing passengers to wade through ankle-deep water at terminal forecourts and approach roads, while flight operations were disrupted and several planes diverted. Passengers at the airport were seen rolling up their trousers and dragging luggage through accumulated water to reach the terminal. At some places, vehic
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