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Bomb threats in Delhi schools lead to evacuations for the third consecutive day. Police find no suspicious items.

Delhi Schools Face False Bomb Threats for Third Day

Bomb threats via email cause Delhi school evacuations for the third day. No suspicious items found after police searches.

Delhi private schools faced bomb threats for the third day, leading to evacuations. Police and bomb squads found no suspicious items.

A bomb threat received through email triggered panic in five private schools of Delhi on Wednesday morning, prompting authorities to immediately evacuate the premises for a thorough check, officials said.
This was the third consecutive day that education institutes in the national capital were targeted with bomb threats, which, in the past two days, turned out to be hoaxes.
A call about the email threatening to blow up St Thomas School in Dwarka was received at 5.26 am by the fire control, Vasant Valley School in Vasant Kunj got it at 6.30 am, Mother International in Hauz Khas at 8.12 am and Richmond Global School in Paschim Vihar at 8.11 am, the fire services officer said.
Sardar Patel Vidyalaya in Lodhi Estate also received a threatening email, a senior police officer said, adding the school was thoroughly checked and nothing suspicious has been found so far.
In a mail to the parents, the school authorities said, "Due to a potential bomb threat received this morning, and as advised by the police, Sardar Patel Vidyalaya will remain closed today. A Bomb Disposal Squad is conducting a full sanitisation of the premises." For St Thomas School, this was a second bomb threat in less than 24 hours.
In total, 10 bomb threat emails have been received by nine schools in the city.
Staff staying in these schools overnight were immediately taken to safety as a precautionary measure, as teams of Delhi Police, bomb disposal squad, dog squad and cyber experts rushed in for a thorough search.
Nothing suspicious has been found so far, the officer said.

With campaigning officially ending, Delhi gears up for the 2025 Assembly elections. AAP, BJP, and Congress have made their final appeals, with 1.55 crore voters set to decide the next government on February 5.

Delhi Elections: Campaigning ends - check out the key candidates in the fray

With campaigning officially ending, Delhi gears up for the 2025 Assembly elections. AAP, BJP, and Congress have made their final appeals, with 1.55 crore voters set to decide the next government on February 5.

As the 2025 Delhi Assembly elections edge closer, the political battlefield in the national capital is abuzz with energy, last-minute appeals, and fierce competition.&nbsp;
With campaigning officially ending today, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), and Indian National Congress (INC) have pulled out all stops to rally support for their candidates, setting the stage for an intense electoral showdown.
This election sees a mix of veteran politicians and fresh faces from each party vying for a place in the 70-member Delhi Assembly.
Each candidate carries the hopes of their party and supporters, making this a high-stakes contest that will shape Delhi&rsquo;s political future. Meet the 10 pivotal candidates from each party who are set to shape the outcome of this intense electoral battle.
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Over the past weeks, political leaders have crisscrossed the city, addressing rallies, holding roadshows, and making last-minute promises to sway undecided voters.
Delhi has a total of 1,55,24,858 registered voters, marking a 1.09% increase since the last electoral roll update on October 29, 2024. The electorate includes 83,49,645 male voters, 71,73,952 female voters, and 1,261 third-gender voters. A total of 699 candidates are contesting across all 70 Assembly seats, making the competition even tougher.
The polling is set for February 5, 2025, with Delhiites deciding the fate of the next government in a single-phase election. The much-anticipated results will be announced on February 8, 2025, revealing whether Delhi opts for continuity or change in leadership.&nbsp;
With the campaign dust settling, all eyes are now on the voters, who will ultimately shape the city's political future.

Poor air quality continued to plague the capital, with AQI being recorded at 198.

Delhi's maximum temperature today to go as high as...: IMD's prediction

Poor air quality continued to plague the capital, with AQI being recorded at 198.

Amid fears of a severely hot summer, the minimum temperature in the national capital on 17 April 2023 was recorded at 21.9 degrees Celsius.
This is normal for this time of the season, the Indian Meteorological Department said.
The maximum temperature for the day is expected to settle around 39 degrees Celsius, the IMD predicted in the morning.
Poor air quality continued to plague the capital, with AQI being recorded at 198.

A team of SWAT commandoes join police and bomb squad's operations after Delhi school received a bomb threat

Watch: SWAT team reaches Delhi school after bomb threat

A SWAT team reached the Indian School in Delhi after it received a bomb threat on Wednesday morning. 

A team of SWAT commandoes join police and bomb squad's operations after a Delhi school received a bomb threat

A SWAT team reached the Indian School in Delhi after it received a bomb threat on Wednesday morning. The Delhi Police and bomb disposal squad were already at the spot. The school administration received a threat via an email following which the premises were evacuated.&nbsp;

Jain was arrested in May 2022 by the Enforcement Directorate in an alleged money laundering case.

Delhi ex-minister to remain behind bars: Satyendar Jain's bail plea rejected

Jain was arrested in May 2022 by the Enforcement Directorate in an alleged money laundering case.

Former Delhi minister Satyendar Jain will continue to remain behind bars as the Delhi High Court on 6 April 2023 rejected his bail plea.
The court reportedly said that the Aam Aadmi Party leader is an influential person and may tamper with evidence.
Jain was arrested in May 2022 by the Enforcement Directorate in an alleged money laundering case.
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Swathi Reddy, an Indian citizen living in America, has claimed that jewellery was stolen from her bag during an X-ray security check.

Serial jewellery thief at Delhi airport? US-based Indian complains after Australian woman

Swathi Reddy, an Indian citizen living in America, has claimed that jewellery was stolen from her bag during an X-ray security check.

Yet another instance of jewellery theft at the Delhi airport has been alleged by a foreign-based flier.
Swathi Reddy, an Indian citizen living in America, has claimed that jewellery was stolen from her bag during an X-ray security check. She landed in Delhi on 13 March 2023, before taking a connecting flight. Reddy discovered the alleged theft when she reached home, and filed an e-FIR later.
In January, an Australian woman had filed a complaint for a similar theft when she was travelling from Sydney to Hyderabad via Delhi.
Akeshni Singh Gour alleged that her jewellery and foreign currencies worth ₹50,000 were stolen from her bag during an X-ray check when she was transferring from the international to the domestic section at the Delhi airport.
(With PTI inputs)
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Delhi has witnessed an increase in the number of fresh Covid cases over the last few days amid a sharp rise in the figure of H3N2 influenza cases in the country.

521 Covid cases in Delhi in last 24 hours

Delhi has witnessed an increase in the number of fresh Covid cases over the last few days amid a sharp rise in the figure of H3N2 influenza cases in the country.

As India continues to record an increase in Covid cases, Delhi recorded 521 fresh coronavirus cases, the highest single-day rise since August 27 last year, according to data shared by the health department.
The Delhi government is keeping an eye on the spurt in Covid cases in the national capital and is "prepared to face any eventuality", Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal had said last week.
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Six suffocate to death at Delhi home after mosquito coil trips over, triggers fire

Six suffocate to death at Delhi home after mosquito coil tips over, triggers fire

Six suffocate to death at Delhi home after mosquito coil tips over triggers fire

"The deceased include four adult males, an adult female and a half-year-old child".&nbsp;

As many as six people died due to suffocation while two others were injured after a fire broke out in a house at Mazar Wala Road, Machhi Market, Shastri Park, informed police officials on Friday. Police rushed to the spot and found that the injured had been taken to Jag Pravesh Chandra Hospital.
"Six people in a family were found dead in their house in the Shastri Park area after they inhaled carbon monoxide produced from the burning Mosquito coil that had fallen over a mattress sometime during the night. The toxic fumes caused inmates to lose consciousness and later died due to suffocation," said DCP North East district Joy Tirkey.
According to the DCP, the injured are being treated for burn injuries. "The deceased include four adult males, an adult female and a half-year-old child. The injured include a 15-year-old girl and an adult male," said Joy Tirkey. Further investigation is underway and details are awaited.

With the fresh cases, Delhi's COVID-19 tally has risen to 20,14,637. The death toll stands at 26,540, the bulletin stated.

Delhi adds 699 fresh Covid cases, positivity rate 21.15 per cent

Delhi adds 699 Covid cases, positivity rate 21.15 per cent
Reports 4 Covid-19 relateddeaths
Delhi saw 535 COVID-19 cases on Saturday

With the fresh cases, Delhi's COVID-19 tally has risen to 20,14,637. The death toll stands at 26,540, the bulletin stated.

Delhi on Sunday logged 699 fresh COVID-19 cases with a positivity rate of 21.15 per cent, according to data shared by the city government's health department.
Four people suffering from COVID-19 died in the city. However, the health bulletin stated that COVID-19 was the primary cause of death in just one case.
With the fresh cases, Delhi's COVID-19 tally has risen to 20,14,637. The death toll stands at 26,540, the bulletin stated.
Delhi saw 535 COVID-19 cases on Saturday with a positivity rate of 23.05 per cent.
The capital logged 733 cases -- the highest in more than seven months -- on Friday with a positivity rate of 19.93 per cent.
On Thursday, 606 cases were recorded with a positivity rate of 16.98 per cent, and one fatality.
On Wednesday, Delhi added 509 cases with a positivity rate of 26.54 per cent, the highest in nearly 15 months. In January last year, the positivity rate had touched the 30-per cent mark.
According to the bulletin, 3,305 COVID-19 tests were conducted in Delhi on Saturday.
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The bomb squad was called after The Indian School in Sadiq Nagar received the threat via email.

Delhi bomb threat: same school got threat in Nov 2022; watch what had happened

Delhi bomb scare: same school got threat email in November 2022. Watch what had happened

The bomb squad was called after The Indian School in Sadiq Nagar received the threat via email.

A school in Delhi was evacuated after it received a bomb threat on 12 April 2023. The bomb squad was called after The Indian School in Sadiq Nagar received the threat via email.
However, this is not the first time that the school has faced such a situation.
A similar threat was issued to the institute just 5 months ago, in November 2022. The modus operandi was the same, with an email being sent at 1:14 pm.
Police were called and the premises were thoroughly searched, but no explosive was found.
The email had been labelled a hoax, with a police report saying that it looked like "mischief".

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