Delhi-NCR news live: People will keep coming and going at protest site, says Rakesh Tikait

We have got reply from Google on some of the questions regarding the Toolkit Doc, says Delhi Police

The farmer protests have continued against the agricultural laws for more than 80 days on Delhi's borders. Now the crowd at the Ghazipur border protest site has become thinner than before, though BKU leader Rakesh Tikait has already told the farmers "to keep one eye on the border and one eye on their farm." The tents in which the farmers used to sleep, are now almost empty. Only a few people are seen eating food at the 'langars' or community kitchens. However, the number of farmers on the border increases on Saturday and Sunday. There are some farmers who come from their villages in the morning and go back again the same evening.

NCLAT rules that Delhi Gymkhana Club will be managed by administrator who will be nominated by the Union of India. NCLAT also directed that acceptance of new membership or fee or any enhancement thereof till disposal of waitlist applications be kept on hold.

'Best marching contingent among the three services' was presented to Jat Regimental Centre while 'Best marching contingent among CAPF and other auxiliary forces' was won by Delhi Police.

As part of its phased reopening amid Covid-19 outbreak, the Delhi University will allow research scholars and faculty members to access four more libraries across its campuses. After allowing access to the central library last week, the varsity reopened the Central Science Library, Ratan Tata Library, South Delhi Campus Library, and faculty of Law Library for PhD/MPhil scholars and faculty members on Monday.

COP26 president Alok Sharma arrived in Delhi today for two days of climate discussions with senior ministers and business & civil society leaders to discuss strengthening UK-India climate partnership and preparing for successful COP26 summit later this year, said British High Commission.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Monday took a dig at the Central government over the liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) domestic cylinder price hike in Delhi and said that the government is 'looting' from the public. The price of LPG domestic cylinder in Delhi has been increased by Rs 50 per unit on Sunday. The new price of Rs 769 per 14.2 kilograms LPG cylinder is applicable in the national capital from 12am today.

People in Delhi woke up to a shallow fog, with the minimum temperature settling at 10 degrees Celsius on Monday, the India Meteorological Department said.

The forest and wildlife department is looking to revive its plans to get a monkey census conducted in Delhi. Scheduled to commence in April 2020, the exercise was put on hold due to the Covid-induced lockdown. The subsequent financial crunch delayed the plans further. Read more

The Ghar-Ghar Lok Adalat that was organised on Sunday to settle unpaid traffic challans turned chaotic outside the court complexes and another 33 locations with several people being forced to return home without being able to complete the task. Read more

Following the disaster in Uttarakhand’s Chamoli, silt and mud have started reaching Delhi through the Upper Ganga Canal via Muradnagar. Delhi Jal Board has warned that water supply in parts of south, east and northeast Delhi could be impacted due to the unprecedented levels of turbidity in the raw water. Read full article

Delhi government has started gearing up for the next and biggest phase of the Covid-19 vaccination drive, which will see inoculation of more than 42.5 lakh people who are more than 50 years old and those younger but with comorbidities. Read full article

Petrol and diesel prices have gone up in the national capital and stood at Rs 88.99 per litre and Rs 79.35 per litre, respectively on Monday. Read full story