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Delhi Police has ramped up security arrangements for New Year celebrations, deploying over 10,000 personnel across key locations. The force aims to prevent hooliganism, enforce traffic regulations, and maintain law and order.

Delhi Police intensifies security for New Year celebrations

More than 10,000 police personnel from traffic and other units of the Delhi Police will maintain vigil.

The Delhi Police has intensified security arrangements and increased deployments in the border areas of the national capital for New Year celebrations, officials said on Thursday.
More than 10,000 police personnel, including traffic police are expected to be on the ground to rein in hooliganism and traffic violations, they said.
"After Christmas, we have made a robust plan for the security arrangements for New Year eve. We want everyone to welcome the new year with great zeal but no one will be allowed to breach the law," a senior police officer said.
According to police, additional pickets, barricades and personnel -- including paramilitary deployment -- will be made at the borders to tackle nuisance by people from the adjoining states, said the officer.
Delhi shares borders with Haryana and Uttar Pradesh and lies close to Rajasthan. A large number of people from these three states arrive in the national capital for New Year celebrations.
The police said they have already deployed police personnel at more than 10 locations for Christmas, but now they have intensified their security and heavy deployment has already been done on more than 15 locations from where vehicles enter the national capital.
"The traffic police has already chalked out a plan to combat motorcycle stunts and drink driving. Additional forces from different police stations will be deployed to help the traffic police," another senor police officer said.
According to the police, there will be shift duties and SHOs have been ordered to be on the road with their teams to maintain law and order on New Year Eve.
Teams will impound two or four wheeler immediately if anyone is found indulging in stunt-like activities. Strict action will be ensured, said the police officer.
"For New Year celebration, our teams are checking bus stands, railway stations, hotels, dharamshalas, night shelters and other locations to verify if anyone is staying without providing proper documents. We have already launched our special drive to identify those who are staying illegally in the national capital," said the officer.
More than 10,000 police personnel from traffic and other units of the Delhi Police will maintain vigil.
A senior police officer of the Delhi Traffic Police said traffic personnel will be deployed in adequate strength. The main focus will be at Connaught Place, Hauz Khas, markets and near malls.
At Connaught Place, vehicles having valid sticker will be allowed to enter the Inner Circle area. The Delhi Police will distribute the stickers, the officer said, adding that extra deployed will also be seen at India Gate where people come to celebrate New Year.
Pickets will be placed at several areas across the city specially near the malls and party areas. The drunken driving drive will also be carried out and those found violating the rules will be penalised. The extra staff will be deployed near the hotels, the officer said.

Another New Year and the cricket fraternity came together to extend their best wishes to all the fans.

Indian cricket fraternity extends New Year greetings 

Here's how all the Indian cricketers celebrated and wished their fans a Happy New Year!

Another New Year and the cricket fraternity came together to extend their best wishes to all the fans.

While Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;took to Twitter to post the picture of the squad and sent his best wishes to the people from South Africa, Cricket legend Sachin&nbsp;Tendulkar&nbsp;also extended the New Year greetings.&nbsp;

Another New Year and the cricket fraternity came together to extend their best wishes to all the fans.
While Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;took to Twitter to post the picture of the squad and sent his best wishes to the people from South Africa, Cricket legend Sachin&nbsp;Tendulkar&nbsp;also extended the New Year greetings.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/beating-india-in-world-t20-best-moment-of-2021-babar-azam-1641050425847">Beating India in World T20 best moment of 2021: Babar Azam</a> That time of the year when we'll do 2̶0̶2̶1̶ 2022. Time for a reboot! Wishing everyone a healthy and happy new year 2022, wrote Sachin.&nbsp; Former Indian cricketer&nbsp;Gautam&nbsp;Gambhir&nbsp;also wished his fans and wrote on his Twitter wall, 'This new year, let your fears fade away &amp; go for what you want with everything you have. One life, live it with no regrets!' Meanwhile, In the spirit of the new year,&nbsp;Ravi&nbsp;Shastri&nbsp;shook a leg with Bollywood&nbsp;actor&nbsp;Ranveer&nbsp;Singh. He shared a video on Twitter and wrote, 'Getting into 2022 be like&hellip;thanks for the dance tips Ranveer.&nbsp;May 2022 be a wonderful, healthy, and inspiring year for each of you' VVS Laxman, Virender&nbsp;Sehwag, Irfan&nbsp;Pathan, and many other cricketers extended their warm wishes of New Year to the cricket fans.&nbsp;

WhatsApp reportedly recorded over 1.4 billion voice and video calls on New Year's Eve 2020, the highest number of calls ever made on the platform in a single day.

Over 1.4 billion voice, video calls made on WhatsApp on New Year's Eve 2020

WhatsApp reportedly recorded over 1.4 billion voice and video calls on New Year's Eve 2020, the highest number of calls ever made on the platform in a single day. The messaging service reportedly saw over 50% calling over New Year's Eve 2019. Parent-company Facebook had previously reported an increase in the usage of WhatsApp in 2020 with the pandemic and lockdowns causing more people to use its video and voice calling functions.

With Covid-19 restrictions in place on New Year's Eve, food delivery platforms witnessed a spike in demand.
ZomatoCEODeepinderGoyal kept Twitterati up to date with his live tweets on the number of orders the app was getting. Around 6 pm, it received 2500 orders per minute(OPM), surpassing the OPM on the India vs Pakistan match day!
45 minutes later, the OPM reached 3200, then 3500 with 1 lakh live orders! The live tweet session came to a close as Goyal tweeted that Zomato clocked 4100 orders per minute at around 8:22 pm!
People from outside like Turkey and Lebanon also placed orders for their loved ones in India, he added.

Zomato clocked in 4,100 orders per minute on NYE, CEO Goyal says

Zomato clocked in 4,100 orders per minute on NYE, CEO&nbsp;Deepinder&nbsp;Goyal&nbsp;said on Twitter, as he kept people updated with the number of orders the app was getting

With Covid-19 restrictions in place on New Year's Eve, food delivery platforms witnessed a spike in demand.
Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal kept Twitterati up to date with his live tweets on the number of orders the app was getting. Around 6 pm, it received 2500 orders per minute(OPM), surpassing the OPM on the India vs Pakistan match day!
45 minutes later, the OPM reached 3200, then 3500 with 1 lakh live orders! The live tweet session came to a close as Goyal tweeted that Zomato clocked 4100 orders per minute at around 8:22 pm!
People from outside like Turkey and Lebanon also placed orders for their loved ones in India, he added.

Gatherings and New Year's eve parties have been restricted in big cities and most states in the wake of the new UK Covid strain. Here's a the list you must check before your NYE bash:
Delhi:Night curfew from 11 pm to 6 amNo gatherings allowed post 11 pm
Chennai:Night curfew after 10 pmAll bars, roads to beach to shut at 10 pm300 check posts to be put across the city
Mumbai:Night curfew from 11 pm to 6 amSection 144 to remain imposedNo parties in restaurants, pubs, bars, beaches, rooftops &amp; boats
Bengaluru:Night curfew order withdrawnNo parties/ gathering allowed till Jan 2
Rajasthan:
No parties/ firecrackers allowedNight curfew in cities with 1 lakh populationMarkets to close at 7 pm on New Year's eve
Gujarat:No public gatherings allowed
Odisha:No celebrations allowed at public places
Punjab:Night curfew from 10 pm to 5 am
Hyderabad:No parties, gatherings allowed post 8 pm
Goa:No midnight celebrations, church masses before 8 pm

Planning New Year party? Check rules in your city/state

Gatherings and New Year's eve parties have been restricted in big cities and most states in the wake of the new UK Covid strain. Here's the list you must check before planning your NYE bash

TITLE: AUNTY POLICE BULA LEGI! Sub title: Planning NY Bash? Check Rules In Your City/State
Gatherings and New Year's eve parties have been restricted in big cities and most states in the wake of the new UK Covid strain. Here's the list you must check before planning your NYE bash:
Delhi: Night curfew from 11 pm to 6 am No gatherings allowed post 11 pm
Chennai: Night curfew after 10 pm All bars, roads to beach to shut at 10 pm 300 check posts to be put across the city
Mumbai: Night curfew from 11 pm to 6 am Section 144 to remain imposed No parties in restaurants, pubs, bars, beaches, rooftops &amp; boats
Bengaluru: Night curfew order withdrawn No parties/ gathering allowed till Jan 2
Rajasthan:
No parties/ firecrackers allowed Night curfew in cities with 1 lakh population Markets to close at 7 pm on New Year's eve
Gujarat: No public gatherings allowed
Odisha: No celebrations allowed at public places
Punjab: Night curfew from 10 pm to 5 am
Hyderabad: No parties, gatherings allowed post 8 pm
Goa: No midnight celebrations, church masses before 8 pm

Gatherings and New Year's eve parties have been restricted in big cities and most states in the wake of the new UK Covid strain. Here's a the list you must check before your NYE bash:
Delhi: Night curfew from 11 pm to 6 am No gatherings allowed post 11 pm
Chennai: Night curfew after 10 pm All bars, roads to beach to shut at 10 pm 300 check posts to be put across the city
Mumbai: Night curfew from 11 pm to 6 am Section 144 to remain imposed No parties in restaurants, pubs, bars, beaches, rooftops &amp; boats
Bengaluru: Night curfew order withdrawn No parties/ gathering allowed till Jan 2
Rajasthan:
No parties/ firecrackers allowed Night curfew in cities with 1 lakh population Markets to close at 7 pm on New Year's eve
Gujarat: No public gatherings allowed
Odisha: No celebrations allowed at public places
Punjab: Night curfew from 10 pm to 5 am
Hyderabad: No parties, gatherings allowed post 8 pm
Goa: No midnight celebrations, church masses before 8 pm

Google is ringing in the new year with a fancy doodle!
As a part of the countdown to 2021, the animated doodle has a ticking clock on an old style birdhouse. The alphabets have been covered with fairy lights that seem to twinkle.
There's also a mini game you can play and when you click on the doodle, it takes you on a search page that has confetti all over it! 'Its been a cuckoo year, but 2020s clock is ticking' Google reminded viewers!

Google begins the countdown for 2021 with a special doodle 

Google is ringing in the new year with a fancy doodle, that has a ticking clock and fairy lights

Google is ringing in the new year with a fancy doodle! As a part of the countdown to 2021, the animated doodle has a ticking clock on an old style birdhouse. The alphabets have been covered with fairy lights that seem to twinkle.&nbsp;There's also a mini game you can play. When you click on the doodle, it takes you on a search page that has confetti all over it! 'It's been a cuckoo year, but 2020s clock is ticking' Google reminds viewers!

Google is ringing in the new year with a fancy doodle!
As a part of the countdown to 2021, the animated doodle has a ticking clock on an old style birdhouse. The alphabets have been covered with fairy lights that seem to twinkle.
There's also a mini game you can play. When you click on the doodle, it takes you on a search page that has confetti all over it! 'It's been a cuckoo year, but 2020s clock is ticking' Google reminds viewers!

You may have to rework your New Year's Eve plans. The Delhi government has imposed a night curfew in the Capital from 11 pm to 6 am on Thursday and Friday. The Delhi Disaster Management Authority stated that the restrictions have been imposed to stop the spread of Covid-19 during the new year celebration and in the wake of the new mutant strain that has been detected in the Capital. No gatherings or celebrations will be allowed in Delhi beyond 11 pm. There will, however, no restriction on interstate and intrastate movement of persons or goods.

Night curfew in Delhi today & tomorrow amid new Covid strain fears

You may have to rework your New Year's Eve plans. The Delhi government has imposed a night curfew in the Capital from 11 pm to 6 am on Thursday and Friday

You may have to rework your New Year's Eve plans. The Delhi government has imposed a night curfew in the Capital from 11 pm to 6 am on Thursday and Friday. The Delhi Disaster Management Authority stated that the restrictions have been imposed to stop the spread of Covid-19 during the new year celebration and in the wake of the new mutant strain that has been detected in the Capital. No gatherings or celebrations will be allowed in Delhi beyond 11 pm. There will, however, no restriction on interstate and intrastate movement of persons or goods.

The ball, which is dropped as per tradition in New York's Times Square on New Year's Eve, received finishing touches on Sunday.
It was decked with 192 glittering Waterford crystal triangles. Every year, some crystals are swapped and this year's addition is a new design called the 'Gift of Happiness'.
The ball, which is a 12 foot geodesic sphere with 32,256 LED Lights will be dropped at 11:59 pm on 31st December and people will get to witness it virtually.

Times Square New Year's eve ball decked with 192 crystals

The ball, which is dropped as per tradition in New York's Times Square on New Year's Eve, was decked with 192 crystals

The ball which is dropped in New York's Times Square on New Year's Eve, received finishing touches on Sunday.
It was decked with 192 glittering Waterford crystal triangles. Every year, some crystals are swapped and this year's addition is a new design called the 'Gift of Happiness'.
The ball, which is a 12 foot geodesic sphere with 32,256 LED Lights will be dropped at 11:59 pm on 31st December and people will get to witness it virtually.

The Rajasthan government has issued an order to impose night curfew in the state on the New Year eve. The state home department has said that the night curfew will be implemented strictly to prevent the spread of coronavirus amid fears of new strains found in the UK. The curfew will be in effect from 8pm on December 31 to 6 am on January 1 in all cities with a population of over one lakh. Markets in all these places will be closed at 7 pm on December 31. All social, religious, political congregations have been forbidden in the state. Bursting of firecrackers and their sale too remains prohibited in the state.

No new year parties in Rajasthan, night curfew on Dec 31

The Rajasthan government has issued an order to impose night curfew in the state on the New Year eve

The Rajasthan government has issued an order to impose night curfew in the state on the New Year eve. The state home department has said that the night curfew will be implemented strictly to prevent the spread of coronavirus amid fears of new strains found in the UK. The curfew will be in effect from 8pm on December 31 to 6 am on January 1 in all cities with a population of over one lakh. Markets in all these places will be closed at 7 pm on December 31. All social, religious, political congregations have been forbidden in the state. Bursting of firecrackers and their sale too remains prohibited in the state.

Zoom has said it will be removing its standard 40-minute meeting limit on calls made from free accounts for Hanukkah, Christmas and the New Year holidays.

Zoom to remove its meeting limit on free accounts for the holidays

Video conferencing platform Zoom has said it will be removing its standard 40-minute meeting limit on calls made from free accounts for Hanukkah, Christmas and the New Year holidays. The firm has said that the restriction will be lifted on these particular days as a token of appreciation for its users.

London's famed New Year’s Eve fireworks stands cancelled 

London's stunning NYE fireworks display stands cancelled&nbsp;this year, the mayor confirmed
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Every year, thousands of people gather in central London to mark the start of the new year with a stunning fireworks display.
However, the mayor of London has confirmed that this year, the fireworks display stands cancelled owing to the Covid-19 pandemic.
The event will take place in a different format so that people can enjoy from the comforts of their homes.&nbsp;

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