Krésha Bajaj Opens Her First Flagship Store in Delhi at DLF Emporio Fashion designer Krésha Bajaj has opened her first flagship store in Delhi at DLF Emporio, marking a steady expansion of the label’s presence in the country. The store, located on Level 3 and overlooking the central atrium, brings the designer’s work to the…
Delhi hotels host joyful cake-mixing parties, offering festive cheer amidst pollution concerns. Dancin’ and prancin’ in the frosty Delhi air… the city hums along to Bobby Helms’ Jingle Bell Rock as they revel in the joy of cake-mixing parties at the city’s hotels. These ceremonies, which mark the beginning of the holiday season, are a…
NEW DELHI: While the Indian Medical Association (IMA) has expressed shock and dubbed the alleged involvement of doctors in the Red Fort Blast as an “anti-national” act, the National Medical Commission (NMC) has said that strict action would be taken against the accused.Talking to TOI, NMC Chairperson Dr Abhijat Chandrakant Sheth said, “we are awaiting…
NEW DELHI: In a significant breakthrough in the investigation of the Delhi car blast near the Red Fort, authorities have seized a series of vehicles linked to the terror module behind the attack, which killed 13 people and injured several others. The recovered cars, including a Ford EcoSport, Swift Dzire, and Maruti Brezza, have helped…
NEW DELHI: Covid-19 testing will no longer be mandatory for asymptomatic donors and recipients undergoing organ transplantation — whether from living or deceased donors — except in the case of lung transplants, where RT-PCR testing will remain compulsory for both donor and recipient.Issuing revised national transplant-specific guidelines, Dr Anil Kumar, Director of the National Organ…
NEW DELHI: Several victims of the Red Fort blast are experiencing hearing issues and ear pain, doctors said. Out of the 13 people killed in Monday’s explosion, only eight have been identified, as the remaining bodies were dismembered.Many of the injured have been admitted to LNJP Hospital and are being treated across different departments.According to…
Investigators believe the doctors’ training played a critical role in the module’s ability to handle hazardous material. NEW DELHI: Investigators probing the Delhi blast say the terror module operating out of Al-Falah University relied heavily on a network of doctors who worked under multiple aliases and used their medical expertise to manage volatile chemicals, assemble…
NEW DELHI: The origins of the ‘Faridabad’ module – with tentacles extending to UP and beyond – lay in Jaish-e-Muhammed and Pakistan’s ISI’s larger plan, hatched almost four years ago, to raise and nurture a “homegrown” outfit in India on the lines of Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind. The aim was to carry out attacks on the instructions…
Delhi blast investigators find chilling plan NEW DELHI: Investigators probing the Red Fort blast — which killed 13 and injured several others — have now uncovered what appears to be one of the most disturbing terror blueprints in recent years: a fleet of cars quietly assembled by the “white coat” module to move explosives across…
NEW DELHI: New CCTV footage shows the main accused, Umar Un Nabi, entering the city on Monday. A large bag can be seen on the rear seat of the car, which investigators suspect contained the improvised explosive device that detonated later that evening.Meanwhile, a lookout circular is being issued to trace a suspect, Muzaffar, said…
