Ifrah Mufti is a Deputy Chief Reporter at Express Network Private Limited. She specializes in education, focusing on both private and public sectors, as well as educational management and policy, while also covering law and legal affairs. Ifrah's work has been featured in The New Indian Express and MSN.
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Ifrah Mufti's coverage predominantly revolves around local government announcements, especially in the education sector within Delhi. Therefore, she is likely to be responsive to pitches related to educational policies and initiatives introduced by the Delhi government or other relevant authorities.
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The Delhi government rolled out a new Electric Vehicle Policy on July 1, setting a fresh roadmap for cleaner mobility in the capital over the next four years. A look
By: Ifrah Mufti
NEW DELHI: A spell of rain on Saturday reportedly led to waterlogging inside parts of the Outpatient Department (OPD) at Lal Bahadur Shastri (LBS) Hospital in east Delhi. Visuals circulating on social media showed water accumulated on the floor of a waiting area while patients and attendants looked on.
A simple act like walking in the capital is increasingly becoming unsafe and ignored. In a city where millions depend on walking as a primary mode of transport, footpaths meant to be the most basic public infrastructure have been reduced to multi-purpose zones for everything except pedestrians.
By: Ifrah Mufti
NEW DELHI: Every year, Delhi hosts thousands of religious gatherings, political rallies, cultural festivals, trade fairs and weddings that attract lakhs of people. From the festival celebrations near the Red Fort to melas organised across the city, Kanwar Yatra camps set up along Delhi's arterial roads, political rallies at Ramlila Maidan and Burari Ground, and large public events at Pragati Maidan, every gathering leaves behind mountains of waste. While these events conclude within hours or days, the garbage they generate lingers much longer.
NEW DELHI: In a major regulatory overhaul for private schools in recent years, the Directorate of Education (DoE), Government of NCT of Delhi, has unveiled 28 revised proformas that are set to redefine the recognition process for private unaided recognised schools.
While 72% of government schools have functional smart classrooms equipped with digital boards and televisions, several other digital teaching resources remain limited.
NEW DELHI: A notification dated July 10 issued by the University of Delhi (DU) has introduced the restructuring of the fourth-year Undergraduate Curriculum Fram
A new American study finds that rising SUV hood heights have contributed to thousands of pedestrian deaths over the past two decades. Average SUV hood heights have increased by 11 to 24 percent in this period, placing the point of impact above a pedestrian's centre of gravity. Instead of rolling onto the hood, victims are thrown onto the road. Taller front ends also create larger blind spots that make children and shorter adults harder to see. The findings deserve attention in India, where SUVs now account for well over 50 percent of new passenger vehicle sales and feature taller front ends. Stronger pedestrian-safety standards should keep pace with this market shift.
By: Ifrah Mufti
In the densely populated lanes of Shahjahanabad, where the call of vendors echoes with temple bells and azaans and the hum of everyday life, the past is not a memory; it is a lived reality. Historical landmarks like Jama Masjid and Red Fort continue to anchor both space and sentiment, shaping how the city breathes and moves.
By: Ifrah Mufti
NEW DELHI: Delhi University on Monday announced the tentative schedule and venues for physical trials under the Extra-Curricular Activities (ECA) quota for unde
