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Orders broken 'left and right': Supreme Court refuses to read a total cracker ban into the law
A Supreme Court bench of Justices M.M. Sundresh and P.B. Varale said on Thursday that its orders curbing firecrackers had been violated year after year, and that religious freedom is subject to public health. It asked the Centre and the Delhi government to enforce action against sellers of spurious and banned crackers.
Amit Shah heads to Delhi Police HQ today, drugs and gangsters top the agenda
Union Home Minister Amit Shah is expected at the Delhi Police headquarters on Saturday around 3 pm, his first visit there in over four years. Officers will brief him on law and order, the fallout of the July CJP protest, the drug crackdown, foreign-based gangsters and crimes against women.
Yamuna will be clean by May 2029, Amit Shah says, unveiling Rs 8,941-crore Delhi works
Union Home Minister Amit Shah inaugurated and laid foundation stones for 43 water and sewerage projects worth Rs 8,941.22 crore in Delhi, aimed at cleaning the Yamuna and improving drinking water supply. Ten projects worth Rs 2,827.11 crore were inaugurated and 33 worth Rs 6,114.11 crore were launched.
Amit Shah flags off Rs 8,941 crore plan to clean the Yamuna, 43 projects across Delhi
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Thursday launched 43 water and sewage projects worth Rs 8,941 crore for cleaning the Yamuna, executed by the Delhi Jal Board. The package includes new sewage treatment plants and an expanded sewer network. Shah also attacked the Opposition.
NSUI burns Modi, Shah and CEC Gyanesh Kumar effigies in Delhi on Dussehra
The National Students' Union of India burnt a Ravan effigy carrying the masks of PM Narendra Modi, Amit Shah and CEC Gyanesh Kumar in Delhi on Tuesday. A similar protest was held in Lucknow over alleged electoral-roll irregularities.
The chief minister's meeting comes first, Delhi tells its officers
Delhi's government has told senior officers to give top priority to meetings chaired by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, and to ensure that decisions taken in meetings convened by the Centre or the Lieutenant Governor reach the Chief Minister's Office.