Delhi Informer

New Delhi :  The Bharatiya Janata Party, which has been governing the Delhi Municipal Corporations for over eight years now, since before its trifurcation, suffered a major setback losing 10 of the 13 wards to which byelection was held. Contesting its maiden civic polls in the national capital, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) grabbed five wards […]

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New Delhi: The bypolls in 13 municipal wards of the city threw up surprising results on Tuesday, kindling hopes of a revival in the Congress — which won four seats out of nowhere and was quickly joined by a rebel winner — while jolting the Aam Aadmi… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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New Delhi: The strike by municipal workers continued for the 11th day on Saturday as employees of Delhi’s civic bodies burnt effigies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal over non-payment of salaries. The p Sify.com

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Appeals to workers to end strike; unions say it is not enough and will meet Home Minister Rajnath Singh next week. The Hindu – Delhi

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New Delhi: Eight days after employees of the east and north corporations went on strike in Delhi — with first sanitation services and then schools and hospitals getting crippled — the Delhi government on Wednesday offered a loan of Rs 551cr to the two… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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Bengaluru/New Delhi : Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday announced a Rs.551-crore loan to pay out pending salaries of striking workers of two civic bodies of Delhi and sought a CBI inquiry into financial irregularities in all the three municipal corporations of the national capital. The workers, however, said the announcement of a loan […]

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New Delhi: Employees of three civic bodies here on Friday continued their protest against the Delhi government over the non-payment of dues, dumping garbage outside the residence of a minister. Scores of workers dumped the garbage outs Sify.com

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New Delhi: Employees of three civic bodies continued their protest against the Delhi government over the non-payment of dues, dumping garbage outside the residence of a minister. Scores of workers dumped the garbage outside the residence of Transport Minister Gopal Rai. “We will continue to dump garbage on roads till they (government) feel ashamed,” a protester […]

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Aam Aadmi Party calls for municipal corporations to be dissolved, demands fresh elections The Hindu – Delhi

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A Delhi high court bench spotted doctored photographs of roads and pavements in Dwarka wiped digitally cleaned by the agencies to claim they had acted on complaints by residents about poor… Video Rating: 0 / 5

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Cuttack civic body member held in Delhi "Acting on a tip-off, our team with the help of CISF officials managed to nab him at Delhi airport," said B K Sharma, ADG, crime branch. Das was presented before the Delhi metropolitan court on Monday and will be brought down to Cuttack on Tuesday. Read more on […]

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For the financial year 2014-15, the corporation has earmarked Rs 50 lakh for the renovation of roads. Top Headlines

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For the financial year 2014-15, the corporation has earmarked Rs 50 lakh for the renovation of roads. Top Headlines

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Focus more preventive steps to contain dengue: Delhi govt to civic bodies New Delhi: Delhi government on Tuesday expressed deep concern over outbreak of dengue in the city and asked the civic bodies to effectively concentrate on preventive measures. "The cabinet expressed its concern over rising dengue cases. It felt the … Read more on […]

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Delhi Civic body still to keep museum promise The science museum in south Delhi's RK Puram, which was supposed to get a facelift following the municipal corporation's announcement that it was renaming and renovating the building as a tribute to the December 16 gang rape victim, is still a run-down … Read more on Hindustan Times

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