Deputy Commissioner of Police (Special Cell) Pramod Singh Kushwah said, "On Monday morning, our team received specific information that two...

Drones were deployed to warn people against breaching restrictions and more booked for the violations on the second day of the three-week c...

Instead, the less well-known and less-worshipable Vinod Kumar Binny has been hoisted into the forefront via posters across the New Delhi as...

One of the most thickly populated areas in the city, unregulated constructions and inadequate infrastructure are the major issues for the c...

For a city Delhi's age, 100 years is a blip. But the century gone by mirrors all that India's capital stands for — a metropolis that is cha...

A Delhi court today remanded Amrit Singh, the owner of the building which collapsed here killing 67 people, in two days police custody.

The 15-year-old building housing about 200 people, mostly migrant workers and their families, collapsed on Monday evening.

The building collapsed at around 8.15pm in busy Lalita Park area of Laxmi Nagar. Scores of people are still feared to be under the debris, ...

At least 42 people were killed and 65 others injured when a four-storey building caved in at a congested east Delhi locality on Monday nigh...

Forty seven labourers and workers of Delhi Metro were killed since 2006 during various phases of construction of the transport system, with...

Vijay Anand leaves DMRC under shadow of Zamrudpur mishaps and launcher collapse at Laxmi Nagar.

Anand, who had been with DMRC since 2001, was also in-charge of the Anand Vihar line on which the Laxmi Nagar incident had happened.

Sunday’s incident once again raises the question of responsibility for ensuring safety measures at Metro construction sites.