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Early Winter Break In Delhi Schools From November 9-18 Due To Air Pollution
Delhi schools will close for a winter break from November 9 to 18 in view of the toxic smog that has blanketed the city for six straight days, the Arvind Kejriwal government said Wednesday afternoon.
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Delhi Fights Pollution With Traffic Curbs But Farm Fires Remain Big Threat
Delhi remains wrapped in a blanket of toxic smog with severe pollution forcing schools to suspend primary classes amid health concerns.
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Foul Smell In Delhi's Naraina Forces School Evacuation
Teams from NDRF, Delhi Police, and Delhi Fire Service rushed to the spot and started the evacuation.
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Narrow Escape For 21 Children As School Bus Catches Fire In Delhi
Twenty one children had a narrow escape after their school bus caught fire in northwest Delhi's Rohini on Thursday, officials said.
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2 Including Principal Injured In Shooting Near School: Police
Two people were injured on Friday after a group of miscreants opened fire near a school along Delhi-Yamunotri highway, police said.
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Delhi Man Shot Dead In Fight Between Schoolboys
A 19-year-old man was shot during a fight outside a school in Delhi following which he died, the police said today. The accused has been arrested and the pistol has been recovered from his possession, they added.
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Arvind Kejriwal's Cartoon Jab At Rivals In Row Over 'Separatist' Remarks
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal - labelled a terrorist by the BJP and the Congress over allegations he made separatist comments - hit back with a cheeky cartoon that showed him targeted by guns 'firing' as he holds out a book titled 'schools'.
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"No Chance Of Delhi Schools Resuming Soon": Deputy Chief Minister To NDTV
There is no chance of Delhi schools - shut since March due to the Covid pandemic - re-opening any time soon, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia told NDTV Tuesday evening, as the city battles a third - and most severe, so far - wave of infections
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Refused Phone For Children's Online Classes, Woman Commits Suicide: Cops
A 29-year-old woman allegedly committed suicide by setting herself on fire in Maidan Garhi area of the national capital after her husband refused to buy a smartphone for the online classes being conducted by the school of their children, the police said.
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Restoration Work Begins In Delhi Schools Burnt Down By Mob During Clashes
The restoration work of the two schools in northeast Delhi, which were burnt down during the violence last week, began on Monday even as construction workers are hard to find in th
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Mob Slid Down Ropes, Burnt Delhi School, Used It As Base For Attacks
As mobs went on the rampage in northeast Delhi earlier this week, a school in the Shiv Vihar locality became one of the targets as they vandalised it, burnt down furniture and books and then used it as a base to launch attacks in the locality for nearly 24 hours.
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At A Delhi School, Books, Exam Papers Now Ashes After Mob Set It On Fire
Charred classrooms, burnt books and scattered files are all that remain of a school set on fire by a mob in the violence that engulfed the densely-populated northeastern neighborhoods of Delhi since Sunday. Over 30 people have died and over 200 injured after four straight days of violence that saw vandalism, arson and stone-throwing.
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Jamia Shooter Is 17-Year-Old Who Told Family He Was Going To School
The shooter who fired at a protest against the citizenship law near Jamia Millia University on Thursday afternoon is a 17-year-old schoolboy who left home in the morning saying he was going to school. Later, the family was to go to a wedding.
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Violence In East Delhi Over Citizenship Act, Stones Thrown, Tear Gas: 10 Facts
A school bus was damaged and a police booth was set on fire as clashes erupted at Seelampur in Delhi during a protest against the Citizenship Act on Tuesday afternoon. The police used batons and fired tear gas shells as some 2,000 protesters threw stones and set fire to vehicles. At least two policemen were injured, according to news agency Reuters...
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High Court Directs AAP Government To Ensure Fire Safety In Delhi Schools
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday directed the AAP government to ensure implementation of the Education Department's circular regarding the installation of fire safety systems in all schools in the national capital and to take action against violators.
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Early Winter Break In Delhi Schools From November 9-18 Due To Air Pollution
Delhi schools will close for a winter break from November 9 to 18 in view of the toxic smog that has blanketed the city for six straight days, the Arvind Kejriwal government said Wednesday afternoon.
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Delhi Fights Pollution With Traffic Curbs But Farm Fires Remain Big Threat
Delhi remains wrapped in a blanket of toxic smog with severe pollution forcing schools to suspend primary classes amid health concerns.
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Foul Smell In Delhi's Naraina Forces School Evacuation
Teams from NDRF, Delhi Police, and Delhi Fire Service rushed to the spot and started the evacuation.
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Narrow Escape For 21 Children As School Bus Catches Fire In Delhi
Twenty one children had a narrow escape after their school bus caught fire in northwest Delhi's Rohini on Thursday, officials said.
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2 Including Principal Injured In Shooting Near School: Police
Two people were injured on Friday after a group of miscreants opened fire near a school along Delhi-Yamunotri highway, police said.
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Delhi Man Shot Dead In Fight Between Schoolboys
A 19-year-old man was shot during a fight outside a school in Delhi following which he died, the police said today. The accused has been arrested and the pistol has been recovered from his possession, they added.
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Arvind Kejriwal's Cartoon Jab At Rivals In Row Over 'Separatist' Remarks
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal - labelled a terrorist by the BJP and the Congress over allegations he made separatist comments - hit back with a cheeky cartoon that showed him targeted by guns 'firing' as he holds out a book titled 'schools'.
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"No Chance Of Delhi Schools Resuming Soon": Deputy Chief Minister To NDTV
There is no chance of Delhi schools - shut since March due to the Covid pandemic - re-opening any time soon, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia told NDTV Tuesday evening, as the city battles a third - and most severe, so far - wave of infections
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Refused Phone For Children's Online Classes, Woman Commits Suicide: Cops
A 29-year-old woman allegedly committed suicide by setting herself on fire in Maidan Garhi area of the national capital after her husband refused to buy a smartphone for the online classes being conducted by the school of their children, the police said.
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Restoration Work Begins In Delhi Schools Burnt Down By Mob During Clashes
The restoration work of the two schools in northeast Delhi, which were burnt down during the violence last week, began on Monday even as construction workers are hard to find in th
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Mob Slid Down Ropes, Burnt Delhi School, Used It As Base For Attacks
As mobs went on the rampage in northeast Delhi earlier this week, a school in the Shiv Vihar locality became one of the targets as they vandalised it, burnt down furniture and books and then used it as a base to launch attacks in the locality for nearly 24 hours.
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At A Delhi School, Books, Exam Papers Now Ashes After Mob Set It On Fire
Charred classrooms, burnt books and scattered files are all that remain of a school set on fire by a mob in the violence that engulfed the densely-populated northeastern neighborhoods of Delhi since Sunday. Over 30 people have died and over 200 injured after four straight days of violence that saw vandalism, arson and stone-throwing.
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Jamia Shooter Is 17-Year-Old Who Told Family He Was Going To School
The shooter who fired at a protest against the citizenship law near Jamia Millia University on Thursday afternoon is a 17-year-old schoolboy who left home in the morning saying he was going to school. Later, the family was to go to a wedding.
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Violence In East Delhi Over Citizenship Act, Stones Thrown, Tear Gas: 10 Facts
A school bus was damaged and a police booth was set on fire as clashes erupted at Seelampur in Delhi during a protest against the Citizenship Act on Tuesday afternoon. The police used batons and fired tear gas shells as some 2,000 protesters threw stones and set fire to vehicles. At least two policemen were injured, according to news agency Reuters...
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High Court Directs AAP Government To Ensure Fire Safety In Delhi Schools
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday directed the AAP government to ensure implementation of the Education Department's circular regarding the installation of fire safety systems in all schools in the national capital and to take action against violators.
