DUSIB to hire adviser for slum rehabilitation plan
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DUSIB to hire adviser for slum rehabilitation plan
New Delhi: The Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board (DUSIB) plans to appoint a transaction adviser to assess the feasibility of in-situ rehabilitation of jhuggi-jhopri (JJ) clusters in Seelampur, Lajpat Nagar and Sultanpuri, and help select a developer, officials said on Saturday. According to a r»»»
Urban youth unemployment rises to 19% in September, reaches 26.6% among young women
New Delhi [India], October 15 (ANI): Unemployment among urban youth aged 15–29 years rose to 19 per cent in September 2026, with the rate among young women reaching 26.6 per cent, according to government data released on Thursday.The Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI), in i»»»
After tragedy at Satya Niketan, 30 illegal, dangerous buildings razed daily
Municipal Corporation of Delhi has taken strict action against illegal constructions following a serious building collapse. NEW DELHI: Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) demolished at least 30 properties daily from Sept 6 to Oct 10 in a crackdown on illegal and dangerous buildings after the colla»»»
Inclusive growth at heart of India's development goal: Radhakrishnan
India's Vice President CP Radhakrishnan emphasized the necessity for inclusive growth in the country's development journey. He highlighted that both economic and social resilience are critical for future progress. The vice president noted India's impressive GDP growth and its improved sovereign rat»»»
Property ownership norms in unauthorised colonies eased
Add TNIE As A Trusted Source NEW DELHI: In a major relief to lakhs of property owners in 1,511 unauthorised colonies in the national capital, the Centre on Tuesday announced a revised “as is where is” based policy to simplify and speed up the regularisation process. This includes ... »»»
Extreme heat to test India's power and water supply this summer
NEW DELHI - Rising temperatures and forecasts of more hot days in 2026 are expected to put fresh pressure on India’s electricity and water systems, new research shows, highlighting how extreme heat is increasingly straining the country’s infrastructure. The India Meteorological Department warns man»»»
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