Snehil Sinha is a Special Correspondent at Hindustan Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including public transportation, traffic management systems, urban design, and government policies, with a focus on telecommunications, transportation, construction, climate change, and regional interests. Snehil's work has been featured in Hindustan Times Syndication, Hindustan Times, MSN, and Magzter.
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By: Snehil Sinha, Paras Singh, Karn Pratap Singh, Peeyush Khandelwal
New Delhi/Ghaziabad, July 10 -- Four people, including a three-year-old girl and a seven-year-old boy, died as heavy rains lashed Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) on Thursday, submerging several areas.
By: Snehil Sinha
Delhi govt is exploring plans to introduce 7-seater electric vans, to improve connectivity options in areas where buses cannot operate.
New Delhi, July 12 -- The Delhi government will introduce two research fellowship programmes in archives and archaeology to document and study the
New Delhi: The Delhi government will introduce two research fellowship programmes in archives and archaeology to document and study the Capital's archaeological heritage, according to an official statement released on Saturday
New DelhiUnion home minister Amit Shah on Saturday appealed to youngsters to cultivate the habit of reading and to transform knowledge into action to contribute to nation building
By: Snehil Sinha
New Delhi, July 14 -- Construction sites measuring 500 square yards or more across Delhi will now be monitored using artificial intelligence, live
By: Snehil Sinha
New Delhi: Four days after heavy rain lashed the Capital, parts of the Rajghat complex remained inundated till Monday, with the Public Works Department (PWD) stating that a pump failure and ongoing drainage work have left some stretches under knee-deep water
By: Snehil Sinha
The Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) has approved issuing fresh notices to families occupying its staff quarters in West Delhi's Hari Nagar, paving the way for demolishing the existing premises and constructing a high-rise housing complex at the site, officials said
New Delhi: The Yamuna's water level in Delhi started receding on Monday after rising steadily over the past three days following increased inflows from upstream states, with the Central Water Commission (CWC) indicating the river may remain well below the warning mark over the next week
Construction sites measuring 500 square yards or more across Delhi will now be monitored using artificial intelligence, live cameras and pollution sensors as part of an upgraded digital system aimed at tracking dust-control violations in real time and automating enforcement, chief minister Rekha Gupta said on Monday
