

Friday 6 November '09
The fates of Delhi government's favourite project, Signature Bridge, and the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation’s Central Secretariat to Badarpur line have become intertwined.Tuesday 3 November '09
As Commonwealth member countries raise doubts about security for the 2010 Games, the Organising Committee is busy working on a foolproof ticketing system.Thursday
22 October '09Wazirabad Signature Bridge, the Delhi government’s showpiece project, is once again under review. The issue now: the government has to decide whether to allot work for second part of the project to Gammon India...Wednesday
21 October '09Days after the Organising Committee exuded confidence that the venues would be ready in time, the Group of Ministers...Tuesday
20 October '09The Delhi Development Authority and the state government are at loggerheads over who will fund the construction of the DTC bus depot opposite the Commonwealth Games Village.Monday
19 October '09This is a classic case of an issue lost in translation as the Delhi government fights with its back against the wall to finish all projects in time for the Commonwealth Games starting on October 3 next year.Saturday
17 October '09In view of the new industrial policy set to be unveiled in December, the government is working on a stricter act to make industries pay for construction and maintenance of infrastructure in the city’s industrial areas.Thursday
15 October '09Dinesh Trasain, PhD student of Jawaharlal Nehru University, has to wait for several minutes at the Munirka crossing below the under-construction flyover before dashing across the road to safety.Tuesday
13 October '09Who will pay for the bus and Metro tickets of thousands of spectators arriving for the Commonwealth Games events? The question has both the cash-strapped Delhi government and the Games organising committee in a fix.Friday
9 October '09It was a day when questions were raised over Delhi’s capability to host Commonwealth Games by some visiting delegates. But glowing references came the Capital’s way too, especially for the Games Village.Wednesday
7 October '09The Commonwealth Games organising committee’s volunteer programme has received queries from two British universities which want to send students as volunteers.Wednesday
7 October '09After proposing an increase in LPG rates, bus and Metro fares, the Delhi government is now looking at a proposal to increase circle rates, which will affect property rates in the Capital.Monday
5 October '09After Gurgaon had a spurt of brew-pubs that make and sell freshly-brewed beer, Delhi will also have a few of them soon.Monday
5 October '09Pollution in the Capital is one of the biggest concerns of the state government. In a bid to control pollution in the Capital...Saturday
3 October '09It's exactly a year for the Commonwealth Games to kick off. And both Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit, who beamed confidently when the last edition of the event got over at Melbourne...Friday
2 October '09An army of star sportsmen and actors will descend on Delhi to promote the Commonwealth Games 2010.Friday
2 October '09The Delhi government, while planning more roads to duplicate the BRT concept, is also working on easing off traffic on its pilot project between Ambedkar Nagar to Moolchand.Friday
25 September '09The Commonwealth Games Organizing Committee has asked the Delhi government to waive the luxury tax for six five-star hotels hosting foreign delegates during the mega-event in October next year.Thursday
24 September '09The Commonwealth Games Organising Committee has shortlisted domestic travel agency Le Passage to set up the Games Travel Office...Tuesday
22 September '09As a Diwali bonanza to Delhi commuters, half a dozen flyovers coming up all over the city are slated for inauguration or partially opening in October.Sunday
20 September '09Commonwealth Games Federation chairman Mike Fennell’s letter brought into focus preparations for the 2010 Commonwealth Games.Saturday
19 September '09LPG cylinders are set to get expensive as the Delhi government, dilly-dallying over the decision to remove the subsidy of Rs 40 per cylinder...Monday
14 September '09After the Commonwealth Games floodlights have been switched off at the Thyagaraj Stadium, the complex will continue to light up around 1,800 homes.Friday
11 September '09While External Affairs Minister S M Krishna and his deputy Shashi Tharoor turned 5-star hotel suites into temporary homes....Friday
11 September '09Delhi Metro is again in the firing line, this time for the construction of temporary structures in the Central Ridge area for its workers on the Airport Express Line.