Burari Ground
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Delhi Children To Form World's Largest Tricolour: Chief Minister
Around 50,000 children from Delhi government schools will come together seeking to create a world record of making the largest layout of the tricolour on August 4
-
Centre Should Come Forward With Open Heart, Not With Condition: Farmers' Leader
Hours after Union Home Minister Amit Shah appealed to the farmers' union to gather on Nirankari Samagam Ground in Burari on the outskirts of Delhi, saying the Centre was ready to hold talks even before the scheduled day of December 3, the farmers said the government should come forward with an "open heart" and not on a "condition".
-
Another Night Of Farmer Protests - At Delhi's Edges And Beyond Them
Thousands of farmers dug in their heels at Delhi's border points, their numbers swelling through the day as many more joined them, and hundreds gathered at the city's Burari grounds on Saturday, disparate but united in their determination to hold protests against the new farm laws.
-
Slogans, Songs And Drumbeats As Hundreds Of Farmers Gather At Protest Site In Delhi
Shouting slogans, singing songs and carrying flags in reds, greens and blues, about 400 farmers from various groups and states on Satuuday gathered at north Delhi''s Burari ground where the government had allowed them to hold a peaceful protest against the new farm laws.
-
Farmers Stay Back On Highways, Few Takers For Protest Site In Delhi
A large number of farmers are still camping around the Delhi border despite a ground being allocated to them in the capital's outskirts to hold their protest against the farm laws that they want repealed. The protesters - who have braved tear gas, water cannons and lathi-charge during their agitation - have said they have enough essentials to conti...
-
"Will Make All Necessary Arrangements": AAP Welcomes Farmers To Delhi
Welcoming the protesting farmers, who were allowed to enter Delhi through the Tikri border to hold demonstrations on Nirankari Samagam Ground in the Burari area against the new farm laws, the Aam Adami Party on Friday said that it will make all the necessary arrangements for them.
-
Farmers Allowed To Enter Delhi, To Be Escorted To Protest Site: 10 Points
Thousands of farmers were allowed to enter Delhi today for a planned protest against new farm laws after a morning of clashes with the police at the border with Haryana. Even after the Delhi Police announced that they could enter, escorted by cops, teargassing and water sprays continued, apparently to control crowds. Some farmers were reportedly in...
-
Delhi Home Where 11 Of Family Were Found Hanging Now A Diagnostics Centre
The ground floor of the house where 11 members of a family committed suicide in July last year, is now a diagnostic centre. The owner of the diagnostic centre said that he doesn't believe in superstitions.
-
Police Say Burari Family's Lalit Was Interested In Ghosts And Spirits
The Delhi Police Crime Branch investigating the June 30 hanging of 11 members of a Burari family here suspects that one of the deceased, Lalit, visited cremation grounds and was interested in ghosts and spirits, an official said on Friday.
-
Delhi Children To Form World's Largest Tricolour: Chief Minister
Around 50,000 children from Delhi government schools will come together seeking to create a world record of making the largest layout of the tricolour on August 4
-
Centre Should Come Forward With Open Heart, Not With Condition: Farmers' Leader
Hours after Union Home Minister Amit Shah appealed to the farmers' union to gather on Nirankari Samagam Ground in Burari on the outskirts of Delhi, saying the Centre was ready to hold talks even before the scheduled day of December 3, the farmers said the government should come forward with an "open heart" and not on a "condition".
-
Another Night Of Farmer Protests - At Delhi's Edges And Beyond Them
Thousands of farmers dug in their heels at Delhi's border points, their numbers swelling through the day as many more joined them, and hundreds gathered at the city's Burari grounds on Saturday, disparate but united in their determination to hold protests against the new farm laws.
-
Slogans, Songs And Drumbeats As Hundreds Of Farmers Gather At Protest Site In Delhi
Shouting slogans, singing songs and carrying flags in reds, greens and blues, about 400 farmers from various groups and states on Satuuday gathered at north Delhi''s Burari ground where the government had allowed them to hold a peaceful protest against the new farm laws.
-
Farmers Stay Back On Highways, Few Takers For Protest Site In Delhi
A large number of farmers are still camping around the Delhi border despite a ground being allocated to them in the capital's outskirts to hold their protest against the farm laws that they want repealed. The protesters - who have braved tear gas, water cannons and lathi-charge during their agitation - have said they have enough essentials to conti...
-
"Will Make All Necessary Arrangements": AAP Welcomes Farmers To Delhi
Welcoming the protesting farmers, who were allowed to enter Delhi through the Tikri border to hold demonstrations on Nirankari Samagam Ground in the Burari area against the new farm laws, the Aam Adami Party on Friday said that it will make all the necessary arrangements for them.
-
Farmers Allowed To Enter Delhi, To Be Escorted To Protest Site: 10 Points
Thousands of farmers were allowed to enter Delhi today for a planned protest against new farm laws after a morning of clashes with the police at the border with Haryana. Even after the Delhi Police announced that they could enter, escorted by cops, teargassing and water sprays continued, apparently to control crowds. Some farmers were reportedly in...
-
Delhi Home Where 11 Of Family Were Found Hanging Now A Diagnostics Centre
The ground floor of the house where 11 members of a family committed suicide in July last year, is now a diagnostic centre. The owner of the diagnostic centre said that he doesn't believe in superstitions.
-
Police Say Burari Family's Lalit Was Interested In Ghosts And Spirits
The Delhi Police Crime Branch investigating the June 30 hanging of 11 members of a Burari family here suspects that one of the deceased, Lalit, visited cremation grounds and was interested in ghosts and spirits, an official said on Friday.
