Delhi Road Safety

DAV Public School in Vasant Kunj has been redesigned under the pilot project, mostly by children.

In their recent X post, the Delhi Police tapped into the viral 'Ganji Chudail' meme to convey an important road safety message.

In a creative celebration of Google's 26th birthday on September 4, Delhi Police utilized their social media platform to raise road safety awareness.

The post's caption read, "Pookie or Dukhi, choice is yours."

Delhi Police on Thursday issued a road safety advisory for commuters, and it was an instant hit on the internet for one reason: reminding us all of Lady Whistledown, the anonymous writer in the Netflix series,Bridgerton.

A recent case in point is the department's social media initiative drawing inspiration from the popular web series, Panchayat, on Prime Video.

By using social media effectively, Delhi Police is proving that spreading awareness can be both informative and entertaining.

A 20-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly performing stunts with his motorcylce in west Delhi's Rajouri Garden area, police said on Monday.

The Delhi Police has a well-deserved reputation for crafting engaging and impactful messages when it comes to promoting road safety.

A user added, "Rohit Sharma should be the brand ambassador Delhi police."

"Craving par nahi, driving par dhyan do [Don't focus on craving, instead focus on driving]," wrote Delhi Police while sharing a picture on X.

Taking to X, formerly Twitter, the police department shared a uniquely drafted special traffic advisory for bikers.

The video, posted on X, has garnered nearly one million views, with netizens leaving positive comments.

Delhi Police, known for its clever commentary on crime and road safety in the world of social media, has responded to these markings.

The police department shared a uniquely drafted special traffic advisory using a reference from Shah Rukh Khan's 'Jawan'.

DAV Public School in Vasant Kunj has been redesigned under the pilot project, mostly by children.

In their recent X post, the Delhi Police tapped into the viral 'Ganji Chudail' meme to convey an important road safety message.

In a creative celebration of Google's 26th birthday on September 4, Delhi Police utilized their social media platform to raise road safety awareness.

The post's caption read, "Pookie or Dukhi, choice is yours."

Delhi Police on Thursday issued a road safety advisory for commuters, and it was an instant hit on the internet for one reason: reminding us all of Lady Whistledown, the anonymous writer in the Netflix series,Bridgerton.

A recent case in point is the department's social media initiative drawing inspiration from the popular web series, Panchayat, on Prime Video.

By using social media effectively, Delhi Police is proving that spreading awareness can be both informative and entertaining.

A 20-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly performing stunts with his motorcylce in west Delhi's Rajouri Garden area, police said on Monday.

The Delhi Police has a well-deserved reputation for crafting engaging and impactful messages when it comes to promoting road safety.

A user added, "Rohit Sharma should be the brand ambassador Delhi police."

"Craving par nahi, driving par dhyan do [Don't focus on craving, instead focus on driving]," wrote Delhi Police while sharing a picture on X.

Taking to X, formerly Twitter, the police department shared a uniquely drafted special traffic advisory for bikers.

The video, posted on X, has garnered nearly one million views, with netizens leaving positive comments.

Delhi Police, known for its clever commentary on crime and road safety in the world of social media, has responded to these markings.

The police department shared a uniquely drafted special traffic advisory using a reference from Shah Rukh Khan's 'Jawan'.