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Fresh bomb threat emails sent to Delhi schools; premises evacuated, search underway

Fresh bomb threat emails sent to Delhi schools; premises evacuated, search underway

New Delhi,Rajeev Sharma :- Two schools in Delhi, Army Public School in Dhaula Kuan and Air Force Bal Bharti School on Lodhi Road, received bomb threat emails on Monday. Police officials and the Delhi Fire Service swiftly reached the spot and evacuated the premises.   "We are verifying the source of the email. So far, nothing suspicious has been found. As a precautionary measure, a thorough search operation is underway on the school premises, which has been vacated," a senior police officer said. Soon after receiving the email warning presence of explosive device on the campus, school administration alerted the authorities,…
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Security alert in Delhi: Intel warns of attacks by Pak’s Lashkar; Red Fort among key cites on target

Security alert in Delhi: Intel warns of attacks by Pak’s Lashkar; Red Fort among key cites on target

New Delhi, Rajeev Sharma :- Security agencies have raised an alert in the national capital following inputs of a potential terror attack targeting key cites including the Red Fort and a temple in the Chandni Chowk.   According to intelligence sources, key religious places including the places around the Red Fort and parts of Chandni Chowk, remain on the radar of the Pakistan-based terror outfit Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT). The inputs indicate that the group might be plotting an improvised explosive device (IED) attack with a temple in the Chandni Chowk area potential target.  According to the alert, the suspected plot is linked…
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Heart-wrenching: Six-year-old dies in Delhi hit-and-run, grandmother says ‘begged but no one helped

Heart-wrenching: Six-year-old dies in Delhi hit-and-run, grandmother says ‘begged but no one helped

New Delhi, Rajeev Sharma :- In another case of reckless driving in national capital, a six-year-old girl died and her grandmother injured after the e-rickshaw they were travelling in collided with a car and overturned in west Delhi's Janakpuri. The child's grandmother, 57-year-old Mercy Xavier while recounting the horror said a fast-moving car suddenly slammed into their e-rickshaw. She remembered being thrown onto the road before she could understand what was happening. "I had boarded the e-rickshaw with my granddaughter, and we were on our way to her school. It was an ordinary morning. Suddenly, a speeding car rammed into…
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Fresh bomb threat emails trigger panic in Delhi schools; nothing suspicious found so far

Fresh bomb threat emails trigger panic in Delhi schools; nothing suspicious found so far

National Times Bureau :- Several schools in Delhi were placed on high alert on Friday morning after receiving bomb threat emails, prompting an immediate response from law enforcement agencies. The Delhi Police, along with fire officials and bomb disposal squads, rushed to the affected campuses and carried out detailed anti-sabotage inspections. The police confirmed that emergency calls began coming in around 9.12 am from at least three schools reporting threatening emails. Among the institutions that alerted authorities were BT Tamil School in Jhandewalan, Sardar Patel Vidyalaya, and The British School. As the morning progressed, more schools reported receiving similar messages.…
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‘Security remove them’: Jasmine Sandlas halts Delhi concert midway, alleges harassment with female fans

‘Security remove them’: Jasmine Sandlas halts Delhi concert midway, alleges harassment with female fans

National Times Bureau :- Dhurandhar singer Jasmine Sandlas' Delhi concert has sparked outrage but for all the right reasons. The singer, who sang the title track track of Dhurandhar and the popular dance number Shararat from the Ranveer Singh movie, paused her live performace midway when she spotted a couple of men harassing some of the women fans.  A video clip of the concert is doing rounds on the social media in which the singer is heard saying "Security, can you please remove these two guys? They are troubling these women." She could be heard saying, “They are troubling the…
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‘Delhi will become Khalistan’: Several schools in national capital receive bomb threat, students evacuated’

‘Delhi will become Khalistan’: Several schools in national capital receive bomb threat, students evacuated’

National Times Bureau :- Multiple schools in Delhi received bomb threat on Monday triggering emergency responses , the latest in series of similar incidents that have repeatedly disrupted educational institutions in major Indian cities. At least nine schools reportedly received bomb threat emails between 8:30 am and 9:00 am: Loreto Convent in Delhi Cantonment, Venkateshwar Global School in Rohini, Cambridge School’s Srinivaspuri and New Friends Colony campuses, The Indian School in Sadiq Nagar, CM Shri School in Rohini, DTEA School in INA, Bal Bharti School in Rohini, and Manav Sthali School in New Rajinder Nagar. Soon after, Delhi Police was…
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Delhi wakes up to dense fog with reduced visibility; trains delayed, flight operations hit

Delhi wakes up to dense fog with reduced visibility; trains delayed, flight operations hit

National Times Bureau :- Dense fog blanketed Delhi on Monday morning, significantly reducing visibility across several parts of the city and triggering an alert from the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) Airport over possible flight delays. Visuals shared by ANI from areas such as Akshardham and Dhaula Kuan showed vehicles moving at a crawl, as drivers struggled with extremely poor visibility. In many locations, visibility fell below 50 metres, severely disrupting traffic on key roads and highways. Officials cautioned that conditions could worsen as the morning advanced. Flights Likely to Be Disrupted Air travel was also affected due to the foggy…
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Delhi on high alert: Security beefed up after posters of wanted terrorists put up at metro stations, markets

Delhi on high alert: Security beefed up after posters of wanted terrorists put up at metro stations, markets

National Times Bureau :- Days before the Republic Day, the national capital has been put on high alert as the security agencies intensified surveillance to prevent any untoward incident.  According to police officials, the posters primarily feature suspects linked to terror outfits such as Babbar Khalsa, Jaish-e-Mohammed and Al-Qaeda. The move aims to involve the public in identifying potential threats, as millions of commuters pass through major transit hubs every day. Police officials said the posters highlight individuals associated with terror organisations like Babbar Khalsa, Jaish-e-Mohammed, and Al-Qaeda. The purpose is to encourage public participation in identifying possible threats, as…
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Delhi–NCR air quality worsens sharply, GRAP III restrictions enforced with immediate effect

Delhi–NCR air quality worsens sharply, GRAP III restrictions enforced with immediate effect

National Times Bureau :- Air quality in Delhi and the surrounding National Capital Region (NCR) has deteriorated rapidly, prompting the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) to impose Stage III of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP-III) with immediate effect on Friday. According to official data, Delhi’s Air Quality Index (AQI), which stood at 343 on Thursday, climbed further to 354 by Friday evening, placing the city firmly in the ‘Very Poor’ category. Weather experts have warned that the situation could worsen further in the coming days due to low wind speed and unfavourable meteorological conditions, potentially pushing AQI levels…
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Delhi wakes up to season’s coldest morning at 4.2 degrees; trains delayed, flight ops hit

Delhi wakes up to season’s coldest morning at 4.2 degrees; trains delayed, flight ops hit

National Times Bureau :- Delhi recorded its coldest January morning of the season on Saturday, with the temperature dipping to 4.2°C, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). The steep fall came after unexpected rain on Friday, which had already cooled the city and nearby regions. The IMD has predicted that dense fog will continue in the early mornings and late nights, and daytime temperatures will stay low because of weak sunlight. Meanwhile airlines have issued an advisory as dense fog sharply reduced visibility, particularly around the Delhi airport runway area. “Operations are running under CAT III conditions, and visibility…
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