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9 died in March 18 blaze: Bronto Skylift failed, crew not trained — magisterial inquiry report on Palam fire (opens the original)
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Bronto Skylift (hydraulic crane) of the Delhi Fire Services (DFS) failed during the rescue operation after its boom became entangled in overhead cables and banners, no backup high-reach rescue equipment was available and firefighters had to rely on a manual ladder that could not reach the third floor balcony – these are the major findings of a magisterial inquiry into the March 18 fire in a four-story building in Palam that killed nine people, including three children, The Indian Express has lea
Random, door-to-door visits to verify women eligible for financial aid scheme in Delhi (opens the original)
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The Delhi government is planning to conduct door-to-door, random verification of women found eligible for the Delhi Lakshmi Yojana, under which beneficiaries will receive a monthly financial assistance of Rs 2,500, The Indian Express has learnt. As part of the verification process, the government will check whether applicants meet the scheme’s eligibility conditions – whether they have more than three living children, if they are residents of Delhi and registered voters of the city, if they pay
Delhi government to introduce Land Records Bill; issue smart cards to all properties (opens the original)
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To create a unified database of its own, the Delhi government is set to introduce a Delhi Land Records Bill 2026, under which it will conduct a survey of all residential and commercial properties in both rural and urban areas and digitise the records. The digitised land records will be linked to the government’s Family Card initiative, which is aimed at creating a unified database of Delhi’s households, to streamline the distribution of welfare schemes, healthcare benefits and other government s
Delhi govt says no action against CJP protesters — with one condition (opens the original)
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The Delhi government Thursday approved the withdrawal of 13 FIRs registered in connection with the NEET-UG protest, saying no action will be taken against those who participated in it. However, it made it clear that the protection would not extend to those with criminal antecedents. This comes after four BJP-ruled states — Maharashtra, West Bengal, Assam and Bihar — took similar steps. The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), which headed the Jantar Mantar protest, had warned that it may restart its sti
3-children cap, spending curbs: How Delhi cash scheme for women is different (opens the original)
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Like in many other states, the monthly assistance of Rs 2,500 to women was among the BJP’s top promises in the run-up to the Delhi polls last year. But the cabinet nod to the scheme on Tuesday showed how the Delhi scheme differs from similar Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) initiatives in other BJP-ruled states. The Delhi Lakshmi Yojana comes with a long list of eligibility conditions and spending curbs. Among them is a family-size criterion – women with more than three living children will not be
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