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Earthquake hits Delhi-NCR, tremors felt for several seconds

Earthquake hits Delhi-NCR, tremors felt for several seconds
Tremors felt in Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon, Ghaziabad&nbsp;
More details awaited

There was disruption in mobile services in some parts of the Jammu region immediately after the earthquake, an official said

Strong tremors jolted parts of north India, including Delhi-NCR, on Tuesday night as an earthquake of magnitude 6.6 struck the Hindu Kush region in Afghanistan.
Panic-stricken people rushed out of buildings as the earthquake struck around 10.20 pm and was also felt in Jammu and Kashmir, Haryana, Punjab and Rajasthan.
There was disruption in mobile services in some parts of the Jammu region immediately after the earthquake, an official said.
There was no immediate report of any loss of life or property.
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According to an automated report generated by the National Centre for Seismology, the 6.6 magnitude quake struck 133 km southeast of Fayzabad in Afghanistan. The earthquake was at a depth of 156 km.

Pollution in Delhi-NCR: ban on non-essential construction work lifted as air quality improves

"The forecast by the India Meteorological Department and the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology does not suggest that the AQI would slip into the &ldquo;severe&rdquo; category in the coming days," the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) said in an order.

With air pollution in Delhi-NCR ameliorating, the Centre's air quality panel on Wednesday directed authorities to lift the curbs imposed in Delhi-NCR under stage III of the Graded Response Action Plan, including a ban on non-essential construction and demolition work. Delhi's 24-hour average air quality index (AQI) stood at 343 at 4 pm, improving from 385 on Tuesday. An AQI between 201 and 300 is considered 'poor', 301 and 400 'very poor', and 401 and 500 'severe'.
"The forecast by the India Meteorological Department and the Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology does not suggest that the AQI would slip into the &ldquo;severe&rdquo; category in the coming days," the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) said in an order.
"It is therefore, felt that it is advisable to relax the stringent restrictions and roll back Stage-III of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) with immediate effect in the entire national capital region (NCR)," the order read.

The Himalayan region in Uttarakhand and adjoining Nepal has been experiencing earthquakes of lower magnitude for the past couple of days.

Strong earthquake of 6.3 magnitude jolts Nepal; tremors felts across Delhi-NCR

Strong earthquake of 6.3 magnitude jolts Nepal
tremors felts across Delhi-NCR
6 killed in Nepal due to house collapse: reports

The Himalayan region in Uttarakhand and adjoining Nepal has been experiencing earthquakes of lower magnitude for the past couple of days.

Strong tremors were felt across north India in the small hours of Wednesday after a 6.3 magnitude earthquake struck the Himalayan region near Pithoragarh in Uttarakhand along the Nepal border.
The National Centre for Seismology (NCS) said the epicenter of the earthquake was in Nepal, about 90 km east-southeast of Pithoragarh in Uttarakhand, and it struck at 1.57 am Wednesday.
The tremors were felt in Delhi and surrounding areas of Ghaziabad and Gurugram and even in Lucknow, jolting people out of their sleep.
The Himalayan region in Uttarakhand and adjoining Nepal has been experiencing earthquakes of lower magnitude for the past couple of days.
Union Minister Meenakashi Lekhi tweeted, &ldquo;Didn&rsquo;t want to tweet but one can safely say it did feel like an earthquake!&rdquo; Congress leader Radhika Khera urged people to &ldquo;stay alert and stay safe&rdquo;.
Radio Jockey Raunac said, &ldquo;It was scary&hellip;extremely scary.&rdquo; The USGS said the epicentre of the earthquake was at 21 km from Dipayal in Nepal.
The region had experienced at least two earthquakes of 4.9 magnitude and 3.5 magnitude late Tuesday evening, the NCS data showed.
A 4.5 magnitude earthquake had struck Uttarakhand on Sunday with the epicenter 17 km east-southeast of Uttarkashi.
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In order to facilitate the movement of spectators for the series-deciding 3rd ODI between India and South Africa, Delhi Metro will extend the timing for the last train on all lines by 30-45 minutes on Tuesday, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has confirmed.
DMRC said that it will operate an additional 48 trains on Tuesday so that spectators can use the metro after the match to safely reach their destinations. The metro stations closest to the stadium are the Delhi Gate metro station and the ITO metro station, both on the Violet Line.
"This will enable spectators to reach their destinations smoothly by using the metro,” said Anuj Dayal, principal executive director of corporate communication at the DMRC.
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Delhi Metro train timings for Tuesday
On Tuesday night, the last train will depart from Kashmere Gate at midnight and leave Raja Nahar Singh at 10:55 pm.
Similarly, the last trains on the Yellow Line will depart Samaypur Badli at 11:50 pm and depart Huda City Centre at 11:20 pm. On the Blue Line, the last train will depart Noida Electronic City at 11:25 pm and will depart Dwarka Sector 21 at 11:10 pm.
The last train on the Magenta Line will depart at 12:40 am from Janakpuri West towards Botanical Garden, while on the Grey Line from Dwarka to Dhansa Bus Stand, the last metro will leave Dwarka at 1 am.
 

IND vs SA 3rd ODI: Delhi Metro to perform extra trips to facilitate spectators

In order to facilitate the movement of spectators for the series-deciding 3rd ODI between India and South Africa, Delhi Metro will extend the timing for the last train on all lines by 30-45 minutes on Tuesday.

Tap to know the revised train timings

DMRC said that it will operate an additional 48 trains on Tuesday so that spectators can use the metro after the match to safely reach their destinations

In order to facilitate the movement of spectators for the series-deciding 3rd ODI between India and South Africa, Delhi Metro will extend the timing for the last train on all lines by 30-45 minutes on Tuesday, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has confirmed.
DMRC said that it will operate an additional 48 trains on Tuesday so that spectators can use the metro after the match to safely reach their destinations. The metro stations closest to the stadium are the Delhi Gate metro station and the ITO metro station, both on the Violet Line.
"This will enable spectators to reach their destinations smoothly by using the metro,&rdquo; said Anuj Dayal, principal executive director of corporate communication at the DMRC.
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Delhi Metro train timings for Tuesday
On Tuesday night, the last train will depart from Kashmere Gate at midnight and leave Raja Nahar Singh at 10:55 pm.
Similarly, the last trains on the Yellow Line will depart Samaypur Badli at 11:50 pm and depart Huda City Centre at 11:20 pm. On the Blue Line, the last train will depart Noida Electronic City at 11:25 pm and will depart Dwarka Sector 21 at 11:10 pm.
The last train on the Magenta Line will depart at 12:40 am from Janakpuri West towards Botanical Garden, while on the Grey Line from Dwarka to Dhansa Bus Stand, the last metro will leave Dwarka at 1 am.
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How can the police system be reformed? In an exclusive interview with Vikram Chandra, Delhi Police Commissioner Rakesh Asthana details the structural reforms he brought about, after he took charge, to overhaul the Delhi Police.
Among these reforms are crucial steps, such as merging police control room (PCR) units with police stations, and separation of law & order duties from investigation. Asthana said, the move is already showing results, with response times for distress calls down from 7.5 minutes to 4.3 minutes, along with a drastic reduction in complaints in 2 weeks.
The Delhi police is also upskilling itself as a tech-savvy force, with increased focus on cyber-crime. Asthana said that Delhi police will have also have a separate unit to handle drone technology in two-three years. 
Making citizens comfortable with approaching the police for grievance redressal will continue to be a key focus area. Asthana said, in order to change the current perception of the force, policemen will have to be strict, impartial, & transparent. Maintaining law & order along with social harmony is crucial and there will be zero tolerance policy towards hate speech.

How can the police system be reformed? Exclusive interview with Delhi Police Commissioner Rakesh Asthana

Asthana said, in order to change the current perception of the force, policemen will have to be strict, impartial, & transparent. Maintaining law & order along with social harmony is crucial and there will be zero tolerance policy towards hate speech.

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Among these reforms are crucial steps, such as merging police control room (PCR) units with police stations, and separation of law &amp; order duties from investigation.&nbsp;

How can the police system be reformed?&nbsp;In an exclusive interview with Vikram&nbsp;Chandra, Delhi Police Commissioner Rakesh Asthana details the structural reforms he brought about,&nbsp;after he took charge, to overhaul the Delhi Police.
Among these reforms are crucial steps, such as merging police control room (PCR) units with police stations, and separation of law &amp; order duties from investigation.&nbsp;Asthana said, the move is already showing results, with response times for distress calls down from 7.5 minutes&nbsp;to 4.3 minutes, along with a drastic reduction in complaints in 2 weeks.
The Delhi police is also upskilling itself as a tech-savvy force, with increased focus on cyber-crime.&nbsp;Asthana said that Delhi police will have also have a separate unit to handle drone technology in two-three years.&nbsp;
Making citizens comfortable with approaching the police for grievance redressal will continue to be a key focus area. Asthana said, in order to change the current perception of the force, policemen will have to be strict, impartial, &amp; transparent. Maintaining law &amp; order along with social harmony is crucial and there will be zero tolerance policy towards hate speech.

CNG, PNG Price in Delhi: With the petrol-diesel and LPG prices already skyrocketing, there is more bad news for common folks. 

CNG, PNG Price in Delhi | Petrol, diesel on fire: Now, CNG, PNG prices too go up

With the petrol-diesel and LPG prices already skyrocketing, there is more bad news for common folks. CNG&nbsp;and PNG&nbsp;prices have also been hiked in Delhi-NCR

Fuel on fire: Now, CNG, PNG prices too go up

With the petrol-diesel and LPG prices already skyrocketing, there is more bad news for common folks. The prices of CNG used in vehicles as well as PNG (Piped Natural Gas) which is the domestic cooking fuel, have been hiked. The new prices came into effect from 6 am on Tuesday. Indraprastha Gas Limited has said that it has increased the price of CNG by 70 paise/kg in Delhi-NCR. The price of CNG in Delhi has now gone up to Rs 43.40 per kg. At the same time, CNG has reached Rs 49.08 per kg in Noida, Greater Noida and Ghaziabad. IGL has also increased the prices of PNG in Delhi-NCR by 91 paise. The new price of PNG in Delhi was Rs 28.41 per scm.

With the petrol-diesel and LPG prices already skyrocketing, there is more bad news for common folks. The prices of CNG used in vehicles as well as PNG (Piped Natural Gas) which is the domestic cooking fuel, have been hiked.
The new prices came into effect from 6 am on Tuesday. Indraprastha Gas Limited has said that it has increased the price of CNG by 70 paise/kg in Delhi-NCR.
The price of CNG in Delhi has now gone up to Rs 43.40 per kg. At the same time, CNG has reached Rs 49.08 per kg in Noida, Greater Noida and Ghaziabad. IGL has also increased the prices of PNG in Delhi-NCR by 91 paise. The new price of PNG in Delhi was Rs 28.41 per scm.
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According to reports, 62% of cybercrime incidents reported to the Delhi Police in 2020 were related to financial fraud.

Delhi Police: 62% of cybercrime reports in 2020 related to financial fraud

According to reports, 62% of cybercrime incidents reported to the Delhi Police in 2020 were related to financial fraud. The Delhi Police has said it's noticed a spurt in the number of cybercrime incidents during the Covid-19 lockdowns, with 24% of the remaining complaints related to social media, and the last 14% to hacking and data theft. Complaints also showed that cases of extortion by morphing videos of people performing sexual acts have increased as well.

Return to normalcy? Food orders return to pre-Covid levels in metros

A Zomato&nbsp;report says that food order numbers in Delhi and Mumbai&nbsp;are nearly back to pre-pandemic levels, with a similar trend in other metros.

A Zomato&nbsp;report says that food order numbers in Delhi and Mumbai&nbsp;are nearly back to pre-pandemic levels, with a similar trend in other metros.
Infections&nbsp;on constant a rise but virus fears are going down
Food orders nearly back to pre-Covid&nbsp;level in Mumbai, Delhi: Zomato
Recovery in&nbsp;Blr, Hyd&nbsp;&amp; Chennai at 80% of pre-pandemic levels
Orders at affluent areas in Delhi NCR&nbsp;see growth to 110% &amp; more
Recovery and growth led by IPL&nbsp;and festive season, says&nbsp;Zomato&nbsp;

The number of coronavirus&nbsp;infections may still be rising but Indians are more than ready to embrace their pre-Covid-19 lives.&nbsp;
A new Zomato&nbsp;report says that when it comes to food orders,&nbsp;Delhi and Mumbai are nearly back to pre-Covid&nbsp;levels at 95% recovery while metros such as Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Chennai are a bit behind at nearly 80% of pre-Covid&nbsp;numbers.&nbsp;
In Delhi NCR wealthy residential areas like DLF&nbsp;Phase 1-5, orders have recovered to 1.5 times of pre-Covid levels while South Delhi is at 110%.
According to Zomato, IPL&nbsp;and the festive season will allow rest of the metros to recover and resume growth over pre-Covid&nbsp;times.&nbsp;

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