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Delhi: At NGT, differences over where Okhla plant is located
The plant is barely 200 metres from the boundary of the Sukhdev Vihar residential area.
Blame crop burning for fog: IIT study
A report on air quality, released during the conference, said Varanasi and Allahabad have not seen a single ‘good’ air quality day in the past one year.
Delhi pollution levels rise, Paris has a few lessons
In Delhi on Thursday, PM 10 concentration was 399 µg/m3 — almost five times that of Paris.
Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia pulls up education officials for not checking app
Sisodia reportedly lashed out at officials for lying about their activity on the app, and said that neither were schools being cleaned properly.
One year on, Delhi University topper runs after her gold medal
Pratichi Majumdar scored 999 out of 1,600 in her M A Sociology exams in 2014. But the gold medal went to a student who scored 977 and came in fourth
Okhla plant flouting norms: Residents to NGT
Sukhdev Vihar just 100 metres away
Delhi air quality better as compared to last year — but not by much
Last year, Delhi Pollution Control Committee’s R K Puram air quality monitoring station saw 12 days of severe air pollution compared to 11 this year.
Delhi: Some schools say plan to link proximity and admission impractical
The government has called a meeting of stakeholders Monday.
Nursery admissions: Delhi govt wants neighbourhood to get preference but L-G has concerns
Sources said while Jung is happy with the plan, he has expressed reservations about how it will be implemented.
Delhi University ad-hoc teachers: Recruitment process might start next year
In 2010-11, the university implemented the semester system and the workload and the requirement of teachers changed as per the new format.
Delhi University ad-hoc teachers: ‘I never know when I will be without a job’
With a salary of around Rs 62,000 after working for four years, I live a fairly comfortable life, but I never know when I will be without a job.
Delhi University ad-hoc teachers: Four months at a time
That’s how 4,000 ad hoc teachers in Delhi University live. Indian Express explores why a system that guarantees no job security and puts teachers at a disadvantage continues to thrive.
