The Delhi government will introduce a lifetime smart card for women's free bus rides, replacing the pink ticket system. The ...

There are only 15 judges per million population in the country, a far cry from the Law Commission's recommendation of 50 judges per million populatio ...

Women in Delhi will soon get a lifetime smart card for free bus travel, replacing the existing pink ticket scheme. The ...

The AAP-era free bus rides for women—once a lifeline for working-class commuters—may be overhauled by the new BJP government, ...

Delhi's new bus policy offers free rides only to women residents, excluding out-of-state students. Critics highlight its ...

New Delhi: Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL) will commence trials of advanced full-body scanners at Indira Gandhi ...

President Droupadi Murmu was on a four-day State Visit to Portugal and Slovakia, aiming to strengthen bilateral ties between the two nations. During her visit, President Murmu met the leadership of ...

But some women are pushing back against “boss ... Suhasini Raj is a reporter based in New Delhi who has covered India for The Times since 2014.

Key allocations include Rs 5,100 crore for women empowerment, Rs 750 crore for free laptops, and significant funds for infrastructure, health, and cleaning the Yamuna River. NEW DELHI: Delhi chief ...

The Mahila Samridhi Yojana scheme is open to women living in Delhi for the last five years with an annual family income below Rs 3 lakh and those not required to pay income tax. NEW DELHI ...

TalentNomics India's 9th Global Leadership Conference, held on March 27, 2025, in New Delhi, convened 150 leaders to advance ...