The Latest Breaking News from Kailash Gahlot

Before the demolition drive in south Delhi’s Mehrauli was halted by the Delhi High Court, anxious residents would wake up each day and ask themselves: “Who’s next?” “Who has got a stay?”

NEW DELHI: Transport minister Kailash Gahlot on Thursday said that the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) will extend its bus service from Najafgarh to AIIMS-Jhajjar in neighbouring Haryana from January.

NEW DELHI: Delhi revenue minister Kailash Gahlot on Sunday visited Chhath Ghats in Qutub Vihar and Dabri Mor to take stock of preparations for the festival.

NEW DELHI: Delhi transport minister Kailash Gahlot on Saturday said that with the start of new bus routes, the commuters will now be able to plan their journey better. The city government is starting trial runs on 26 new bus routes proposed under a route rationalisation study from Sunday.

The petition was filed in the backdrop of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal being denied permission for his visit to Singapore for the 8th World Cities’ Summit from July 31 to August 7

NEW DELHI: Delhi’s women and child development minister Kailash Gahlot on Friday approved a proposal to invite Expressions of Interest for the supply of supplementary nutrition under anganwadi services from self-help groups, their consortium and organisations having resources to set up and operate large kitchen and food processing units by…

NEW DELHI: Most arterial roads will soon feature specialised markings to segregate bus lanes from other modes of transport. Delhi government’s transport department is implementing a pilot project of improved road marking for bus lanes in collaboration with IIT-Delhi.

NEW DELHI: This month will see 150 more electric buses hit the streets. Apart from the operational electric bus depots at Mundhela Kalan and Rohini Sector 37, the Rajghat depot has also been upgraded to accommodate these buses.

NEW DELHI: In a first, Delhi government is going to deploy 300 electric mini-buses on small feeder routes where the 12m-long Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) and Cluster Scheme buses can either not enter easily or where it is not economical to run bigger buses.

NEW DELHI: A month and a half since the Delhi government has started an enforcement drive to ensure bus lane discipline, more than 15,000 vehicles have been penalised. Transport minister Kailash Gahlot, who visited different areas on Monday to take stock of the drive, said it would be intensified.

NEW DELHI: Delhi government on Friday launched a special programme to train women to drive heavy goods vehicles.