The Latest Breaking News from the National Capital

Shallow fog conditions were observed in isolated pockets of the National Capital on Tuesday morning, as per the India Meteorological Department. Read further on Dynamite News:

The movement of flights and passenger trains to and from the National Capital continued to remain affected on Tuesday due to fog and adverse weather conditions. Read further on Dynamite News:

The National Capital woke up to another chilling morning on Sunday as the temperature was recorded in single digit, causing inconvenience to passengers as several flights and trains were delayed. Read further on Dynamite News:

The movement of commuters to and from the National Capital was affected on Saturday morning as some flights and trains were delayed due to low visibility amid dipping temperatures in Northern India. Read further on Dynamite News:

A thin of fog also engulfed the National Capital along with the cold wave on Wednesday. Read further on Dynamite News:

Delhi’s air quality plummeted to the “severe plus” category on Friday morning, a stage at which all emergency measures, including a ban on polluting trucks, commercial four-wheelers, and all types of construction, are mandated to be initiated and enforced in the National Capital Region.

The overall air quality in the national capital on Monday morning was recorded in the 'Very Poor category', with the Air Quality Index (AQI) at 306 against 302 recorded on Sunday afternoon, as per SAFAR-India.

The Yamuna water level dipped to 205.71 meters at 7 am on Tuesday from the 206.01 meters that was recorded around midnight in the national capital but it continues to remain above the danger level. Read further on Dynamite News:

The National Capital Authority has failed to have a lease agreement for a new Russian embassy in Canberra torn up.

The ex-Chief Minister’s sudden arrival and equally quick return to the National Capital after an interaction with the media is seen as a spilling over into the open of internal bickering in the state BJP.