Delhi

Offering food twice a day, volunteers of the gurdwara are working round the clock to make sure none of the protesters go hungry.

Class 12 student, Dikshita Khullar, designs a ‘magic-fridge’, that runs without electricity and is expected to help farmers and middlemen who deal with fruits and vegetables everyday.

With the Delhi-Chandigarh corridor slated to be the first semi-high speed project by the Indian Railways, the trains under the project will run at a speed of 200km per hour.

Project Abhyudaya is an initiative specializing in skill development for young people from lower socio-economic backgrounds.

Delhi Metro's commitments to eco-friendly and sustainable practices were recognised at a national conference held this week earning it the title of 'the world's first green metro'.

The Sustainable Environment and Ecological Development Society launched the Honeywell Safe Schools programme that intends to address unique challenges faced by each school and prepare them to be disaster-ready.

The state government aims at making the educational institutions empowered through its proposed plan of issuing learners’ licences.

The initiative taken up by both the North and East Delhi Municipal Corporations is currently under the process of identifying sites where the ATMs can be installed.

After joining the CISF in 2008, she was posted at the Delhi Metro in 2011. Her popularity and tireless efforts even garnered her the ‘employee of the year’ award.

The National Zoological Park in New Delhi is on its way to launch an adoption scheme for its animals, which will let you sponsor their food, shelter or upkeep.