Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta faced disruptions at a public event in Gandhi Nagar, where two men were escorted away by police after causing a disturbance. This incident follows an earlier assault on Gupta at her office, raising concerns about her security.

Noida residents in sectors 30 and 99 are still awaiting promised power infrastructure upgrades despite a Rs 96-crore sanction. While the power department claims 80% of FY 2024-2025 work is done, residents report ongoing outages and unfulfilled promises of infrastructure improvements. Tenders are expected soon, with upgrade work slated to begin mid-September.

The Supreme Court has decreed that stray dogs, after undergoing sterilization, deworming, and vaccination, should be returned to their original localities, unless they exhibit aggressive behavior or are rabid. The court has also banned the street feeding of strays, instructing civic bodies to establish designated feeding zones. Animal welfare groups have expressed their support for the order.

NCR residents creatively embrace eco-friendly Ganesh Chaturthi by crafting their own clay idols in meditative workshops.

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta resumed public meetings after being injured in an assault. Police are investigating the attack, analyzing mobile data and CCTV footage to determine if the assailant, Rameshbhai Sakriya, acted alone or was part of a larger conspiracy. One of Sakriya's friends has been detained, and several others are being questioned.

OpenAI is set to inaugurate its inaugural India office in New Delhi, marking a significant step in its commitment to the Indian market. Having already registered as a legal entity, the company is actively recruiting a local team to enhance AI accessibility across the nation.

Karnataka leads India with over 20% of its income tax filers earning at least 1 lakh monthly, placing them in the 12-50 lakh annual income bracket. Telangana and Jharkhand closely follow, with Tamil Nadu and Delhi also among the top five states with high-income taxpayers. Gujarat has the lowest proportion, potentially indicating a broader tax base across various income levels.

DLF celebrated the 79th Independence Day with its 'Freedom Run' at DLF One Midtown, drawing over 600 residents to participate in a run promoting unity and health. The event, starting at DLF Midtown, included flag hoisting and activities reflecting national spirit.

Grammy-nominated Krishna Das, celebrated as the 'chant master of American Yoga,' returns to India after a year, commencing his tour on October 31, 2025, in New Delhi. Subsequent performances are scheduled for Mumbai on November 2 and Bengaluru on November 5.

The Department of Posts commemorated SWASTIVACHANAM's 15th anniversary by releasing a Special Cover on Sanskrit Day in New Delhi. The event also celebrated the centenary of its founder, Late Shri Dinesh Chandra Joshi. Prof. Shrinivasa Varakhedi emphasised Sanskrit's universal appeal and SWASTIVACHANAM's contribution to promoting it.

Following an attack on Delhi CM Rekha Gupta during her Jan Sunwai, all seven Delhi BJP MPs visited her to check on her health. Harsh Malhotra dismissed any security lapse, stating Gupta is well and will resume her duties soon. He emphasized the importance of public accessibility for leaders and confirmed that such meetings will continue.

A recent study reveals that headaches significantly impact daily life in Delhi-NCR. Adults spend considerable time dealing with head pain. Roughly 26% of the population could benefit from headache care. Migraines, tension headaches, and medication-overuse headaches are common. Chronic headaches pose the greatest burden. Women experience more impact than men.

A HelpAge India study reveals a growing emotional and structural gap between India's youth and elderly, despite living under the same roof. While young adults respect elders' wisdom, they also perceive them as lonely and dependent, leading to affection shadowed by distance.

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta's recent assault during a Jan Sunvai has raised serious security concerns, echoing past incidents involving her and former CM Arvind Kejriwal. These breaches, ranging from liquid and chilli powder attacks to physical assaults, highlight a pattern of vulnerability. The incidents prompt renewed calls for enhanced protection protocols for public figures in Delhi.

Rajkot police identified Rajesh Sakariya, an autorickshaw driver and ardent dog lover, as the man who assaulted the Delhi chief minister. Sakariya's mother stated he is mentally unstable and was upset about the Supreme Court's ruling on stray dogs in Delhi, believing the chief minister would enforce it.