10 days after people announced verdict that BJP and Shiv Sena together can make the government in the state; the power-sharing of CM post is becoming a big hurdle in the process. With a much delay in the process of forming the government, a lot of speculations are being made on the situation.

As expected, the Odd-Even scheme has come to effect in the national capital from 8 AM on Monday as the residents in Delhi battle apocalyptic levels of air pollution.

The WhatsApp snooping row is getting intensified politically with leaders making claims of their phones getting hacked during that time.

Air pollution level in Delhi has dropped to 'hazardous' level on Sunday with an overall Air Quality Index (AQI) of 625 - the highest this year - at around 10 am.

At least 32 flights have been diverted at the Delhi airport after a thick blanket of smog covered the major section of national capital on Sunday morning.

The tussle for power sharing of the CM post is getting deeper day by day with Shiv Sena and BJP not looking to come to a conclusion. But, there are hopes that at some time they will settle things and form the government in Maharashtra.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel is in Delhi when the national capital is passing through one of its worst phases of air pollution; taking a note of the situation, she said the air pollution can be a good argument on replacing the public buses which run on diesel with the electric ones.

For the fourth year in a row, India will continue its search for the Saraswati River that is believed to be flowing underground and meets the Ganga and Yamuna at Prayagraj.

WhatsApp on Friday claimed that they had notified the relevant authorities in Indian and at the international level about the security breach in May, a day the government had asked for an explanation from the Facebook-owned company.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Friday announced that cab services operating in the national capital won’t be applying surge charges during odd-even scheme days. Notably, under the scheme, exempted vehicles having odd and even last digits of their registration numbers will be allowed to ply on alternate days; the move has been aimed at controlling pollution in Delhi.