Kiran Bedi pitches Bharat Skill Exchange as ‘solution’ to India’s skill challenge
Bharat Skill Exchange, a platform aimed at bridging the skill gap in India through trust and transparency, held a launch event in the national capital on Tuesday.
Bharat Skill Exchange, a platform aimed at bridging the skill gap in India through trust and transparency, held a launch event in the national capital on Tuesday.
As the national capital is again reeling under extreme heat, Lieutenant Governor Taranjit Sandhu and Chief Minister Rekha Gupta reviewed the rollout of the heat wave action plan on Tuesday.
As opposition parties assemble in Delhi to discuss the alliance's future, anonymous posters highlighting past criticism of Congress by its own allies have triggered fresh political chatter.
An MCD disclosure has brought the spotlight back on licensing and compliance issues at the Hauz Rani property as multiple agencies continue their investigation.
Days after formally receiving his Grammy Award in Dharamshala, the Dalai Lama has travelled to Delhi for medical care and is expected to continue to Ladakh later this month.
The Delhi Police earlier said in a statement that a group yesterday held a protest at India Gate over air pollution in the Delhi-National Capital Region. However, the protesters carried posters of Maoist commander Madvi Hidma, who was recently killed in an encounter with security forces.
For now, Delhiites can only watch as the city disappears behind a blanket of haze, hoping that authorities’ measures, however partial, can prevent an even deeper health crisis.
“Private offices are requested to widely communicate these protocols and ensure prompt, effective implementation in all subsidiary and branch locations,” the Environment Department said in a statement.
The arrests were made during Operation CyHawk, under which 23 FIRs were registered and the accused were linked to 377 complaints filed on the National Cybercrime Reporting Portal (NCRP).
Speaking at the ceremony, Delhi’s Minister for Social Welfare and SC/ST/OBC Welfare, Ravinder Indraj Singh, said the nation owes a profound debt to these communities for their enduring legacy of courage, wisdom, generosity and social reform.
