The Centre said in Lok Sabha that it has not received any proposal from the Delhi government offering free rides to women in the national capital.

Ahead of Delhi Assembly Elections in 2020, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday announced that public transport including Metro, Delhi Transport Corporation buses and cluster buses will be free for women commuters. Bharatiya Janata Party reacted sharply to it claiming that AAP chief is playing a bluff on people to get votes.

Months before Delhi Assembly Elections, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday announced that public transport including Metro, Delhi Transport Corporation buses and cluster buses will be free for women commuters.

The central government has asked the state-run banks to rescue Jet Airways from slipping into bankruptcy; the step comes as Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeks to avert thousands of job losses weeks before a general election, two people within the administration told Reuters.

A massive fire broke out at a paper card factory in Delhi’s Naraina on Thursday morning. Twenty-three fire tenders were rushed to the spot soon after the information came from the Industrial Area, Phase I. As per latest information, no reports of casualties have come.

Congress activists on Saturday staged a protest outside the AAP office in Delhi against a resolution passed by the Delhi government on Friday seeking withdrawl of Bharat Ratna to Rajiv Gandhi and demanded apology.

The Delhi government on Wednesday passed Delhi Metro Rail Corporation's (DMRC) 103-km long Phase-IV under which six new corridors and hundreds of new coaches will be introduced to reduce traffic and improve connectivity.

The Delhi government on Friday laid the foundation stone for its ambitious redevelopment project for Chandni Chowk which aims to decongest the street by transforming it into a pedestrian-friendly lane within 18 months.

Delhi has been pronounced as world's most polluted city and National Green Tribunal Court has fined the government with Rs 25 crores for failing in stopping the burning of plastic in the area. In 2013, the court had banned burning of plastic material in the air.

With quality of air oscillating between "poor" and "very poor", the National Green Tribunal (NGT) on Monday asked the Delhi government to deposit Rs 25 crore with the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) for its failure to curb air pollution in the city.