The Latest Breaking News from New Delhi

NEW DELHI: The Indian government has asked the social media giants Twitter and YouTube to take down videos and tweets about a BBC documentary on 2002 religious riots in Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s home state of Gujarat.

NEW DELHI: Air India has been fined $37,000 for its handling of an incident in which a drunk bank executive was accused of urinating on a female passenger, Indian media have reported.

Abhinav Prakash, an airline worker from Delhi, helped out his two pals by calling in a bomb call to India's budget airline SpiceJet so two women they met on a road trip wouldn't be able to leave

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Shankar Mishra, accused of urinating on a woman on board an Air India Flight from New York to New Delhi flight on Friday told a Delhi Court that he did not commit the offence and submitted that the complainant herself could have peed on her own seat. Read on for…

Concerns around protecting children online, combating harassment, and implementing KYC norms were top issues discussed during a consultation held yesterday in Delhi by the ministry of electronics and information technology. 

Several trains scheduled to depart from New Delhi Railway station were delayed because of dense fog, sources informed on Thursday. Read on for details:

Heavy fog coupled with a protracted cold wave forced authorities in New Delhi to ground flights and defer school reopenings on Monday as visibility dropped sharply in the Indian capital and cars drove with their hazard lights on. FRANCE 24's Navodita Kumari reports.

Mitchell Starc concedes he will likely miss the first Test against India but he is hopeful of returning for the following match in Delhi.