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BSES records increase in power consumption, NDPL registers dip

Thursday 10 September '09

While BSES claimed on Monday that there has been a spurt in power consumption in Delhi, distribution company NDPL on Wednesday claimed that statistics in its areas indicate that power consumption has gone down as compared to last summer.
Rusted rents

Thursday 10 September '09

In 1948, Rattan Chand Ahluwalia rented a shop from Atal Behari Sharma’s father in the heart of Chandni Chowk’s photo market for what may have then been a handsome amount of Rs 72 per month.
For underground electricity wires, CM asks Centre for funds

Tuesday 8 September '09

As the residents of the Walled City continue to live under the shadow of low-hung mesh of electricity wires, Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit has reportedly asked the Union Ministry of Power to consider funding a project to move the overhead wires underground.
He ate food from the canteen, met people without appointment

Friday 4 September '09

As leaders cutting across political borders trudged into the Andhra Bhawan to pay their respects to the deceased chief minister YS Rajasekhara Reddy, a forlorn figure dressed in starched white quietly observed the proceedings.
As journalists fight on, Sonia gives back her Press Club card

Wednesday 2 September '09

Following the spate of recent allegations and counter-allegations, the Press Club of India woke up to a rude shock on Tuesday morning: Congress president Sonia Gandhi had given up her honorary membership of the club.
In October, DDA may start allotment of over 5,000 flats of stalled scheme

Monday 31 August '09

The Delhi Development Authority is likely to begin allotment of the 5,238 flats in the stalled Housing Scheme ’08, by the first week of October.
DDA to build 65,000 houses; prefabricated units in offing

Thursday 27 August '09

The Delhi Development Authority has proposed to build 65,000 houses for people from across varied income groups over the next four years.
Delhi’s green tale uncovered

Wednesday 26 August '09

Cut to the chase: that, in effect, is Delhi’s green story. Figures compiled from responses to a Right To Information application filed by The Indian Express say 38,372 trees have been cut by the MCD, NDMC, DDA, the Public Works Department and the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation.
Press Club votes against leadership

Sunday 23 August '09

An extraordinary general meeting (EGM) of the Press Club of India on Saturday passed a resolution to dissolve the present management committee.
THE LADIES’ SPECIAL

Sunday 23 August '09

Three weeks after Mamata Banerjee flagged off exclusive trains for women, THE SUNDAY EXPRESS hitches rides on two of them. There are no rules here, except that men are to stay away....
Outage at South Delhi institutes 28 hrs & going

Tuesday 18 August '09

Two premier educational institutes on Asaf Ali Marg, Indian Institute of Mass Communication and the Indian Council of Social Sciences Research, have been without power for over 28 hours.
That day that year

Saturday 15 August '09

Addressing the Constituent Assembly, Lord Mountbatten felt confident that India and her leaders would be worthy of her destiny...
600 MW shed, residents protest outage

Thursday 13 August '09

Tuesday night saw a repeat of protests held in June against the repeated and prolonged powercuts in the Capital.
DMRC gets L-G backing, scope to expand property development

Wednesday 12 August '09

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation will now be allowed to expand the scope of its property development.
Power company NDPL looks at tapping water distribution rights

Wednesday 12 August '09

After power comes water, and North Delhi Power Limited, which supplies electricity in North and Northwest Delhi, is keen to expand its portfolio.
DDA plan for Yamuna bed: little concrete, more greens

Tuesday 11 August '09

The DDA on Monday approved the zonal plan for construction on the Yamuna riverbed after scrapping a host of proposed projects.
Stop eviction notices to Multani Dhanda residents, L-G tells DDA

Tuesday 4 August '09

Circa 1921, a cluster of families who lived in the area now occupied by the New Delhi Railway Station were asked to vacate their premises as the land was earmarked for the construction of the new railway station.
Realty sector begins to look up, ahead: boom by Diwali?

Tuesday 4 August '09

Bogged down by the economic slowdown, the real estate sector is going all out to woo would-be buyers.
Pilgrim’s progress

Sunday 2 August '09

A small Buddhist town perched on the steep cliffs of the Himalayas celebrates history
Mission Green: Spotting landmark trees to conserve the greens

Saturday 25 July '09

Most people would use either a shop, a billboard or road signanges as landmarks. For Yoav Daniel Bar-Ness, though, nothing comes as close to being a landmark as trees.
Capital avenue: Govt thinks local to green city’s roads

Wednesday 22 July '09

If all goes according to plan, Delhi will soon have more tree-flanked thoroughfares of the kind that presently characterise Lutyens’ Delhi.
A tragedy waiting to happen?

Monday 13 July '09

On Saturday evening, a few labourers at the construction site were discussing whether they should raise an alarm in earnest about the “crack” on the pillar 67.
Sheila gives BSES four days to pull up its socks

Monday 29 June '09

In a meeting held on Sunday afternoon, Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit, who also holds the portfolio for power, conveyed to BSES Chairman Lalit Jalan that BSES has to treat the present power crisis as an “internal emergency”.
Delhi, dry & dark

Sunday 28 June '09

At 2.35 pm on Saturday, the Capital reset the bar for peak-hour power demand in its recorded history: it read 4218 MW.
Games 2010: Govt allots land at power plants for DTC buses

Saturday 27 June '09

The Delhi government has made a temporary allotment of 13 acres of land at the Rajghat power plant and 16 acres at the Indraprastha power plant...
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