- Dense morning fog continues in Delhi-NCRThe national capital witnessed dense fog on Sunday. Barapullah flyover in Delhi was covered in thick layer, leading to low visibility. According to India Meteorological Department, maximum temperature will hover around 27 degree Celsius, while minimum at 11 degree Celsius. (Text: ANI)Dense morning fog continues in Delhi-NCR
- Thick layer of fog shrouds parts of Delhi-NCRDelhi witnessed a thick layer of fog during the early Saturday hours. Decreased visibility led to traffic slow down at Singhu border. According to India Meteorological Department (IMD), maximum temperature will hover around 26 degree Celsius, while minimum temperature will settle at 10 degree Celsius. (Text: ANI)Thick layer of fog shrouds parts of Delhi-NCR
- Farmers stay put in Delhi winter chill, rain; stir enters day 39Farmers continued to hold sit-in protest at Delhi-UP Border against Centre's farm laws amid heavy rainfall and cold waves. "We are staying on streets in such harsh weather conditions away from our family. We are hopeful that the government will accept our demands tomorrow (January 04)," a protestor said. Watch now. (Text: ANI)Farmers stay put in Delhi winter chill, rain; stir enters day 39
- Delhi fog: 5 flights diverted from city, 22 trains delayedHeavy fog engulfed parts of the city with the minimum temperature settling at a notch below normal. Five flights diverted as the captain was not trained to land under CAT conditions. The Agartala-Anand Vihar Terminus Rajdhani Express was delayed by over one hour while the Varanasi-New Delhi Kashi Vishwanath Express was delayed by over three hours.
- Delhi continues to reel under severe cold at 3.4 deg CDelhi had recorded season's coldest day on Saturday with minimum temperature dropping to 2.4 degrees Celsius. Dense fog enveloped the city reducing visibility to less than 500 metres. "The minimum temperature was recorded at 8.30 am at Safdarjang Observatory at 3.4 degrees Celsius, four notches below normal," a MeT official said.
- This December is set to be Delhi’s 2nd coldest in over 100 yearsMet officials said the mean maximum temperature (MMT) — the average of each day’s maximum — so far this month is 19.5 degrees Celsius. The month is on course to end with an MMT of around 19 degrees C. If that happens, it would be the second lowest MMT recorded in December since 1901, after 17.3 degrees C recorded in 1997.
- India-born designer Bibhu Mohapatra hopes to design for PM Modi soonI would want to make something for the Prime Minister. It would be really special and meaningful and I would definitely want to design for him- Bibhu Mohapatra
- Skymet raises $4.5 million to better R&D servicesWeather forecasting company Skymet Weather Services raised $4.5 million from a consortium of investors led by Asia Pacific.
- 700 DTC buses break down every day in Delhi"We are working with the manufacturers to ensure the number of break downs come down," said DTC chief Debashree Mukherjee.
- Miraculous escape for Jharkhand CM Arjun Munda, 5 others in helicopter crashJharkhand Chief Minister Arjun Munda today suffered injuries in a helicopter accident at the Birsa Munda Airport here today.
- West spreading El Nino rumours: India Meteorological DepartmentWeather scientists from Australia to the US are seeing ominous signs of a ‘monster El Nino’ but Met dept insists there’s no cause for panic.
- What tourism minister Chiranjeevi stands to gain from a culinary school in Tirupati"The next generation of my family, my son, nephews, are all in films. I don't think I will do movies anymore."
- Through the third eyeLast year, it was the then home minister P Chidambaram’s political management skills that came under scanner when Anna Hazare & Co.
- Through the Third EyeStrange as it may sound, the BJP is yet to file a police complaint seeking an investigation into the recent theft of Rs 2.6 crore from the party HQ in Delhi.
- Deep in debt, Air India chairman Arvind Jadhav has to keep AI afloat and face growing distrust of employeesAir India is saddled with debt of Rs 40,000 crore, Rs 19,000 crore of which are working capital loans. Accumulated losses have burgeoned to Rs 13,000 crore.
- Prefer large gilt portfolios; may give as good returns as equities: Ajay Srivastava, Dimensions Consulting"I am not a great negative person because I am equity guy by nature. I do not like debt"