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Delhi on Saturday reported 85 new coronavirus cases, the lowest daily count this year. With this, the tally of Covid-19 cases in the national capital has reached&nbsp;over 14.33&nbsp;lakh, while the death toll mounted to 24,961.&nbsp;
As many as 9 fatalities have been recorded in the last 24 hours, according to the latest data&nbsp;released&nbsp;by the Delhi health department. The Covid-19 positivity rate in the national capital stood at 0.12 percent.
The Capital also reported 158 new recoveries from Covid-19, whereas&nbsp;a&nbsp;total of 21,203,679 samples have been tested in the Capital till now while tests conducted per million population stand at 1,115,983.&nbsp;

Covid: Delhi records 85 fresh cases in 24 hours, lowest daily rise this year

Delhi on Saturday reported 85 new coronavirus cases, the lowest daily count this year.&nbsp;As many as 9 fatalities have been recorded in the last 24 hours, according to the latest data&nbsp;released&nbsp;by the Delhi health department. The Covid-19 positivity rate in the national capital stood at 0.12 percent.&nbsp;
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85 new Covid-19 cases in Delhi; lowest single-day rise this year
National capital recorded nine&nbsp;Covid-19 deaths on Saturday
Covid-19 positivity rate in Delhi stands at 0.12 percent
Delhi reported 158 recoveries, 21,203,679 samples tested

Delhi on Saturday reported 85 new coronavirus cases, the lowest daily count this year. With this, the tally of Covid-19 cases in the national capital has reached&nbsp;over 14.33&nbsp;lakh, while the death toll mounted to 24,961.&nbsp;

Delhi on Saturday reported 85 new coronavirus cases, which is the lowest daily count this year. With this, the tally of Covid-19 cases in the national capital has reached&nbsp;over 14.33&nbsp;lakh, while the death toll mounted to 24,961.&nbsp;
As many as 9 fatalities have been recorded in the last 24 hours, according to the latest data&nbsp;released&nbsp;by the Delhi health department. The Covid-19 positivity rate in the national capital stood at 0.12 percent.
The Capital also reported 158 new recoveries from Covid-19, whereas&nbsp;a&nbsp;total of 21,203,679 samples have been tested in the Capital till now while tests conducted per million population stand at 1,115,983.&nbsp;

Battling the fourth wave of the coronavirus pandemic, Delhi recorded over 17,000 cases of Covid-19 on Wednesday to become the worst-affected city in the country, leaving Mumbai far behind in the daily tally. Mumbai's single day peak so far is 11,163, registered on April 4, according to officials figures.Delhi recorded 17,282 fresh cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, the highest single-day surge in the national capital since the onset of the pandemic, while over 100 fatalities were reported. Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal has announced a weekend curfew in the national capital amid a massive surge in Covid-19 cases from 10 pm on Friday to 6 am on Monday morning. Spas, malls, gyms and theatres will remain closed till further orders in Delhi.

Delhi crosses Mumbai, records over 17,000 Covid-19 cases

Delhi is now the worst-hit city, it crossed&nbsp;Mumbai, to record over 17,000 Covid-19 cases in 24 hours&nbsp;

Delhi records over 17,000 cases in 24 hours, crosses Mumbai
Delhi is now the worst-affected city in the country
Mumbai's single day peak so far is 11,163, on April 4
Delhi recorded 17,282 fresh cases on Wednesday
Highest single-day surge in Delhi since last year
Delhi CM has announced a weekend curfew in the capital

Battling the fourth wave of the coronavirus pandemic, Delhi recorded over 17,000 cases of Covid-19 on Wednesday to become the worst-affected city in the country, leaving Mumbai far behind in the daily tally. Mumbai's single day peak so far is 11,163, registered on April 4, according to officials figures. Delhi recorded 17,282 fresh cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, the highest single-day surge in the national capital since the onset of the pandemic, while over 100 fatalities were reported. Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal has announced a weekend curfew in the national capital amid a massive surge in Covid-19 cases from 10 pm on Friday to 6 am on Monday morning. Spas, malls, gyms and theatres will remain closed till further orders in Delhi.

Centre lists its pollution 'solutions' as Delhi shifts blame

The Centre has hit back at Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia after he blamed the Union govt for its inaction on the issue of pollution. The environment ministry listed a number of measures taken to curb pollution

The Centre has hit back at Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia after he blamed the Union govt for its inaction on the issue of pollution. The environment ministry listed a number of measures taken to curb pollution. It listed construction of the Eastern and Western peripheral expressways, shutting down the Badarpur power plant, introduction of BS-VI compliant vehicles as step to curb pollution in the Capital. It further added that machines for stubble-cutting worth ₹ 1,400 crore have been provided to Punjab and Haryana farmers. Earlier in the day, Sisodia had said that all of north India would have to pay for Centre's "inaction on the issue of air pollution".

New Delhi, PTI: The Centre has taken a slew of measures in the last six years to curb pollution, the environment ministry said on Tuesday, after Delhi's Deputy CM Manish Sisodia blamed the Union government for its "inaction on the issue". Reacting to Mr Sisodia's attack as Delhi's air quality entered the "red" zone, the ministry said the government believes in working towards getting rid of air pollution.
"Central government believes in working to end pollution. The government has taken various anti-air pollution initiatives in the last six years, which include construction of the Eastern and Western peripheral expressways, which has reduced pollution by preventing 60,000 undestined heavy vehicles (trucks) passing through Delhi every day," ministry spokesperson Gaurav Khare said.
Earlier in the day, Mr Sisodia said all of north India would have to pay for its "inaction on the issue of air pollution".
"Pollution and stubble-burning are not just issues pertaining to Delhi but this affects the whole of north India. It is a matter of regret that the central government did not take any action during the year and now, the whole country will pay for it," the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader said.
Responding to his allegations, Mr Khare said the environment ministry shut down the Badarpur power plant, which directly reduced pollution, and introduced BS-VI standard-compliant vehicles and fuel with an investment of ₹ 65,000 crore, which reduced vehicular pollution to a great extent.
"Machines for stubble-cutting worth ₹ 1,400 crore have been provided to Punjab and Haryana farmers and it has resulted in reduction of about 15 per cent and 20 per cent pollution from stubble-burning respectively," he said.
Listing all measures taken by the Centre in this regard, Mr Khare said the zig-zag technology in 2,800 brick klins in the National Capital Region (NCR) was introduced, which resulted in lesser pollution, 2,600 NCR industries were brought on piped natural gas (PNG), the Construction and Demolition Waste Management Rules, introduced for the first time in 2016, reduced dust pollution and hundreds of dust suppressants and water sprinkling vehicles were provided by the Delhi Development Authority (DDA).
Delhi's air quality hit an eight-month low and was recorded just a notch above the "very poor" category on Tuesday.
The air quality index (AQI) of the city hit "very poor" levels in the morning and stood at 306 at 11 am. Thereafter, the pollution levels dipped slightly due to an improvement in the ventilation index.
An AQI between 0 and 50 is considered "good", 51 and 100 "satisfactory", 101 and 200 "moderate", 201 and 300 "poor", 301 and 400 "very poor", and 401 and 500 "severe".

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