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NEW DELHI: When Delhi’s first electric bus was flagged off in January, it also became the first new bus in a decade and the first under the cluster model to be inducted in Delhi Transport Corporation’s (DTC) fleet.

“Fortifying freedom” and “why we need a bail law” – this was the crux of two editorials in leading newspapers on the Supreme Court granting Alt News cofounder Muhammed Zubair interim bail in all the cases filed against him. After 23 days, Zubair walked out of jail last night.

BENGALURU: A BBMP subdivision office that has come up on a graveyard in Jagjivan Ram Nagar, Chamarajpet, is not alone in encroaching the domain of the dead. An indoor badminton stadium is under construction at the same graveyard, reports Shreyas HS.

MUMBAI: Deputy chief minister Devendra Fadnavis told TOI that the state government would work out a comprehensive policy to resolve the pothole menace in Maharashtra. "The government will work out a comprehensive policy regarding potholes," he said, responding to a question on pothole-ridden roads across the state.

MUMBAI: Domestic stalwart Amol Muzumdar is likely to continue as the Mumbai senior team's head coach for the forthcoming season, TOI has learnt.

MUMBAI: Four days after TOI published photos of a rain-washed potholed road in Jogeshwari, two public agencies are passing the buck as the public suffers. The road was laid last month.

GREATER NOIDA: A deputy general manager at the National Thermal Power Corporation's (NTPC) plant in Dadri was found dead on his office campus on Friday.

DEHRADUN: Nothing much seems to have changed in Champawat's Sukhidang government inter-college even six months after some upper caste students stopped having mid-day meal cooked by Sunita Devi, a Dalit bhojanmata (cook). Sunita alleged on Saturday that students were still not only refusing to eat meals cooked by her, but…

PATNA: An eight-page document seized by Bihar police from suspected terrorists, talks about spreading hatred between communities, radicalizing youths against the other and taking help from ‘friendly countries’ to unleash terror on Indian soil, police said.