Abhinav Rajput is a Principal Correspondent for The Economic Times, focusing on local news in India, specifically in Delhi. He covers a wide range of topics including politics, transportation, infrastructure, and social issues. His work has also been featured in The Indian Express.
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पुरानी कार स्क्रैप कराएं और नई गाड़ी खरीदने पर बंपर छूट पाएं! दिल्ली वालों की बल्ले-बल्ले deregistered vehicles , two-wheelers have the largest share.
By: Siddhanta mishra Abhinav Rajput
Two days after chief minister Atishi shifted some of her belongings to 6, Flagstaff Road in Civil Lines, which was the official residence of the
By: Abhinav Rajput
A heated political clash unfolds as Delhi Chief Minister Atishi accuses the BJP of forcibly occupying her residence, sparking a war of words and allegations of misconduct between AAP and BJP leaders.
New Delhi: Delhi govt has restarted its crackdown on vehicles that have surpassed their allowed age limit, which is 10 years for diesel cars and 15 for petrol vehicles.
Two-wheelers and non-polluting vehicles will be exempt from the tax (File photo) congestion tax on vehicles entering the city during peak hours — 8am
New Delhi: Pink passes, which are issued to women passengers for free travel Delhi Transport Department (DTC) and cluster bus service in the city, have shown a steady and consistent growth, according to data.
New Delhi: Delhi govt has initiated the process to establish automated fitness centres at five different locations across the city.
By: Abhinav Rajput
New Delhi: Ahead of next year's assembly polls in the national capital, Delhi Transport Corporation DTC ) is set to revive its interstate bus
By: Abhinav Rajput
The Delhi government has announced increased surveillance at entry points to mitigate air pollution. Measures include restricting polluting vehicles, regulating waste entry, and potentially implementing a congestion tax during peak hours. Authorities urge cooperation from neighboring states to enforce crackdowns on non-compliant vehicles and firecracker usage.
By: Abhinav Rajput
BJP focused on national issues like Citizenship (Amendment) Act, National Register of Citizens and Ram Mandir, the party will fight the upcoming polls on local issues of roads , water and sanitation.
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