Delhi Informer

Rosalia Lombardo was only two years old when she died from pneumonia almost 100 years ago. Her father was shocked by her death and approached Alfredo Salafia, a famous embalmer, to preserve her body.   The body of the Rosalia is so well-preserved that you might even think she's alive. So much so that people […]

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Every year 26 July is celebrated as "Kargil Vijay Diwas" to honour the sacrifice of Indian war heroes. On this day, the Indian army had won the long-fought battle with the Pakistani army and hoisted the tricolor on Tiger Hill.   Yogendra Singh Yadav survived 15 bullets while capturing Tiger Hill in the Kargil War […]

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TIMES New Delhi: A last-gasp effort by Congress to lure back its rebel MLAs in Uttarakhand has failed, leaving the survival of its government in the state critically dependent on governor K K Paul. Party sources said the effort to bring the rebels… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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Muharrem is a deaf man who lives in Istanbul. In an initiative by Samsung and the Leo Burnett advertisement agency, they decided to teach sign language to the people of the whole town so that they can communicate with Muharrem. A team of Samsung and Leo Burnett  took one month to teach people the sign […]

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The BJP has set its eye on gaining at least 60 seats in Delhi elections. However, the AAP is skeptical about the BJP’s ‘Mission 60’. For more news subscribe to Aajtak: http://www.youtube.com/chan…

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New Delhi: The Narendra Modi government is weighing options of announcing “big ticket” projects on three key dates including August 15, which marks Independence Day. Government officials said the other two dates during which the government may kick… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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Delhi eyes rooftop solar power NEW DELHI: Delhi is trying to draw a few lessons from Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Gujarat model. Gandhinagar's rent-a-roof project may help Delhi supplement the power supply in the capital with solar energy. If the model is replicated in Delhi … Read more on Economic Times

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Is Connaught Place-the heart of the Capital which is perpetually on the terror radar-equipped to thwart a jihadi strike? Yes, there’s some succour for the area on the edge. For the first time, around 341 close circuit cameras along with infrared vehicle number plate recognition cameras will meticulously track the safety and security of buildings […]

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Richoh India, subsidiary of Japan based Office and IT solutions provider Ricoh, is aiming to reach ` 3,000 crore in revenue by 2017. Elaborating on the target, Manoj Kumar, senior VP and CFO, Ricoh India, in an exclusive interview with The DQ Week,… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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NEW DELHI: With the lead banker for the Delhi-Gurgaon expressway likely to submit a settlement plan before it, all eyes are now set on the Delhi high court which will take up the case on Monday. The Infrastructure Development Finance Company (IDFC), the project’s lead banker, has already had a round of talks with senior […]

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New Delhi: The Aam Admi Party looks set for an exciting yet uncertain debut in government as rumbles surfaced in Congress with former chief minister Sheila Dikshit asserting that support to the newbie was not unconditional and the party deciding to… The Times of India (New Delhi edition)

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With no political party ready to form the government, Delhi is legally ready for President”s rule. Top Headlines

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WatchGuard Technologies, an integrated security appliance vendor and services provider, plans to capture 15% of the total network security market in India, primarily from UTM deployments, by the end of FY 2013-14. Currently, UTM is one the biggest… The DQWeek (Delhi)

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Delhi eyes World Heritage City status From the nine heritage zones listed in the master plan of Delhi, the Indian National Trust for Art and Cultural Heritage (Intach), an NGO, set up in 1984 to protect and conserve India's vast cultural heritage, has focused on two areas of Delhi. These … Read more on gulfnews.com

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As the trafficking of women and sexual exploitation increases, the government’s responsibility to save women and children grows The Hindu – Delhi

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