Sadia Akhtar is a correspondent for Hindustan Times, focusing on local news in Delhi, India. With a keen interest in uncovering stories that matter to the community, Sadia covers a wide range of topics including heritage preservation, social issues, crime, and cultural events in the city.
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By: Snehil Sinha, Sadia Akhtar
Officials of the club said the sealing was done despite a stay from the Delhi high court, valid till October 6
Begum’s grave rests in the middle of the 57-acre garden and the tomb has a central hall with open courtyards on four sides
By: Sadia Akhtar
180 Afghani students used to go to the Sayed Jamaluddin Afghan school in Bhogal – which shut doors – forcing them to find themselves lost and confused.
By: Sadia Akhtar, Sanjeev K Jha
Najeeb Ahmed, a JNU student who went missing on October 15, 2016. Having found no clues, the agencies shut the case in 2018. But his family still seeks answers
Artistes of the Shriram Bharatiya Kala Kendra began presenting the annual cultural extravaganza, which is marking its 67th edition this year
By: Sadia Akhtar, Sanjeev K Jha
In 2008, National Crime Records Bureau data showed there were 3,515 crimes recorded against women in Delhi. Last year the number was 13,988
Lieutenant governor VK Saxena inaugurated six renovated monuments in Mehrauli Archaeological Park in Delhi, along with a restored water body and other amenities. The restoration work was undertaken jointly by stakeholders at a cost of ₹2.6 crore. Saxena said the revival of the water body would serve as a template for others in the city. Conservation work included repairs, strengthening, and fresco painting.
The federal anti-air pollution agency for the National Capital Region (NCR) has enforced measures such as banning diesel generators and allowing agencies to charge more for public parking to curb use of private vehicles as air quality in the region drops. The measures are listed under Stage 2 of the Graded Response Action Plan (Grap) and are enforced at various stages of air pollution. The decision was based on a forecast by the Early Warning System (EWS) for Delhi-NCR, which predicted that air quality would worsen to the "very poor" category by Monday.
Conservation architect Misbah Noorie said work on the archway was started this March and took around six months to complete
Senior officials from the state department of archaeology said the shikargah was not a notified monument under their watch
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