Subhash Arya

The South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) has proposed to hike the one-time parking charge on new cars. The decision comes in a bid to deter people from buying multiple cars, which have been leading to traffic and road congestion. Subhash Arya, the leader of the house, said people could stop buying multiple cars if rates were increased.

The Centre, Delhi government and all the three Municipal Corporations have joined hands to ensure effective implementation of Swachch Bharat Abhiyan in the national capital and rid the city of garbage and debris.

With a spurt in dengue cases, Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain today met mayors of three municipal corporations who assured him of all possible steps to be taken by the civic bodies to prevent further spread of the vector-borne disease in the city.

As Delhi faces the worst dengue outbreak in five years - which has killed 15 people and sent thousands to hospitals -- NDTV found that little or no prevention programme has been carried out for the disease in the slums of south Delhi.

A street in south Delhi has been 'named' after the Mughal emperor, triggering a fresh row, even as South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) termed it as "illegal" and said action will be taken accordingly.

The South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) has proposed to hike the one-time parking charge on new cars. The decision comes in a bid to deter people from buying multiple cars, which have been leading to traffic and road congestion. Subhash Arya, the leader of the house, said people could stop buying multiple cars if rates were increased.

The Centre, Delhi government and all the three Municipal Corporations have joined hands to ensure effective implementation of Swachch Bharat Abhiyan in the national capital and rid the city of garbage and debris.

With a spurt in dengue cases, Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain today met mayors of three municipal corporations who assured him of all possible steps to be taken by the civic bodies to prevent further spread of the vector-borne disease in the city.

As Delhi faces the worst dengue outbreak in five years - which has killed 15 people and sent thousands to hospitals -- NDTV found that little or no prevention programme has been carried out for the disease in the slums of south Delhi.

A street in south Delhi has been 'named' after the Mughal emperor, triggering a fresh row, even as South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) termed it as "illegal" and said action will be taken accordingly.