Indian Express:
The initiatives cover trafficking in persons, drug control, money laundering and terror financing, illicit financial flows, and disaster preparedness. The report describes them as approved; it does not establish their entry into force or implementation.
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Deccan Herald:
The account says dust-generating demolition and outdoor civil construction work will be banned through January 31, 2027, but does not specify the restrictions’ geographic boundaries.
Mint:
The proposal allocates ₹4,027 crore for new hostels and ₹1,862 crore to rebuild two existing ones. Earlier hostel projects have faced funding and construction delays, so the university’s approval does not establish when the proposed capacity will be delivered.
The Print:
The survey covered 94.17 per cent of the total houses in the national capital, according to an official report.
The Sentinel:
The October 11 standing order names Ramlila Ground, Burari Ground and CBD Ground in east Delhi. The Indian Youth Congress has challenged the change in the Delhi High Court; officials say Ramlila Ground is booked except for December 29–31.
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Hindustan Times:
Officials said about 7,000 owners claimed they had completed commercial conversion, while 6,000 properties were on roads designated for mixed land use. Properties lacking required conversion, including unpaid charges, could face sealing after notices and examination of applicable requirements.