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DEADLIEST ROADS IN DELHI
Delhi's 'deadliest' roads: These five roads in National Capital have the highest number of fatal accidentsNew Delhi’s vast road network, spanning nearly 1,400km, hides a chilling statistic: just five major corridors account for nearly 28% of the...- World’s deadliest roads in focus after Cyrus Mistry’s fatal crashMistry, who was 54, died on Sunday during a trip between Ahmedabad and Mumbai after the car he was in hit a divider on a bridge. Images cir...
- Speeding thrills but kills most on the capital's roadsSpeeding on roads took the most number of lives in Delhi, followed by dangerous driving. Data released by National Crime Records Bureau (NC...
- Delhi communal riots timeline: A blow-by-blow account of three fatal February daysWhat started off as peaceful protests against CAA took a violent turn last Sunday when a group of CAA supporters clashed with the protester...
- Centre to spend Rs 11,000 crore on roads in Naxal-affected districtsThe project will be implemented under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) in the districts that are critical from a security and c...
- Government will review anti-Naxal strategy: Rajnath SinghThe attack -- the worst this year -- took place yesterday when CRPF personnel were providing security for road construction work in the Kal...
- 8 CRPF personnel, two terrorists killed in Jammu & Kashmir face-offThe operation is on as two more militants are believed to be hiding in the vicinity of the scene of encounter, the official said, adding, t...
- 32 lakh new vehicles in Delhi in 7 years, but accidents dip 26 per centA study by Delhi Police found though 8.7 lakh new vehicles were added in 2016, Delhi saw a marginal decrease of 2.9% in the total number of...
- Sukma attack: Rajnath Singh not to play HoliThe Home Minister will not play Holi this time as he was saddened by the death of the 12 CRPF men at Sukma in Chhattisgarh, a Home Ministry...
- Parliamentary panel includes India-Pakistan ties as subject for examinationThe panel will also discuss One-Belt One-Road (OBOR) initiative of China and its strategic and economic ramifications for India.
- Nothing will come out of PM Narendra Modi government's Pak policy: Yashwant SinhaIn an apparent swipe at Modi, the 83-year old Sinha said he comes under the "category of brain dead" but is still giving his advice.
- Deadly May takes 14,000 lives in road mishaps; highest in a yearThe highest number of road accidents occurred in the month of May followed by March, contributes 9.2 per cent and 8.5 per cent of total acc...
- Amritsar, Ludhiana, Varanasi top in road fatalitiesThe fatalities in big cities have fallen from 17,007 in 2013 to 16,513 in 2015. But in rural areas, it has gone up from 83,003 to 89,155 du...
- Pradhan Mantri Surakshit Sadak Yojana on anvil to make roads safer; to have Rs 2,000 crore initial fundThe government will take the help of the Indian Institutes of Technology to prepare special reflectors for hill roads and redesign them to ...
- Roads ministry identifies 22 deadliest spots on national highwaysThree districts of Tamil Nadu and four dis ricts of Uttar Pradesh have he country's deadliest stretches on national highways.
- 16 deaths every hour: Indian roads claim the maximum number of lives in 2014The numbers of crashes and of people left injured were also the highest levels since the recording of such data started in India—at 4.5 lak...
- 'States should not oppose road safety Bill on flimsy grounds'The draft Bill would usher in a more "efficient tax collection model" which will benefit the states instead of infringing upon their domain...
- NH8 stretch on Delhi-Gurgaon border is India’s deadliest road: Perhaps, the deadliest stretch in the country falls on the Delhi-Gurgaon border on NH8. Data available with TOI shows that 260 lives were...
- Pakistan tunnels near border worry governmentIndian Intelligence agencies have brought to the govt's notice that Pak has been building tunnels in areas not far from the border.
- Britain condemns Damascus and New Delhi blastsBritish Foreign Secretary David Miliband condemned bombings in Syria and India today, saying terrorist acts had "no justification."
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