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Latest reporting on Delhi (place): 87 stories, most recently on 18 October 2026. Source-linked and updated as new reports are published.

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  1. VDHM organisers to skip protests hot-spots in revised route

    New Delhi, Oct 16 (PTI) The Vedanta Delhi Half Marathon organisers on Friday announced that runners at this year’s edition will not pass through Rail Bhawan, Sansad Marg and Patel Chowk as they unveiled a revised route amid ongoing protests against the Election Commission of India.

    Sports · ThePrint · Sport ·

  2. Jindal Ferrous commissions Rs 5,000-cr blast furnace project in Odisha

    New Delhi, Oct 16 (PTI) Jindal Ferrous on Friday said it has commissioned a blast furnace project set up with an investment of Rs 5,000 crore. The integrated blast furnace complex includes a sinter plant, 2.2 MTPA steel melt shop (SMS), and associated infrastructure, Jindal Ferrous said in a…

    Business & Economy · ThePrint · Economy ·

  3. The sore lack of hostels in DU

    While 30 to 40 colleges were established under different political dispensations in Delhi, none of them have attempted to provide hostel accommodation on their campuses

    Education · The Hindu · Education ·

  4. The unbearable charm of the righteous lawbreaker

    Delhi Police’s unpunished brutality has its roots in a colonial, casteist, and masculinist institutional culture that Indian cinema’s heroic cop has taught the public to applaud, making genuine reform as much a cultural critique as a legal one.

    Policy & Governance · Frontline · Politics ·

  5. All the king’s horses and all the king’s men

    Modi’s politics is built on fear and state violence, but the crackdown on protesters in Delhi has exposed the constraints of that strategy. Their defiance, alongside Rahul Gandhi’s mobilisation of the opposition, shows even kings can run out of road.

    National Politics · Frontline · Politics ·

  6. Gold imports contract 81.27 pc; silver by 49.11 pc in Sep

    New Delhi, Oct 15 (PTI) Gold imports contracted for the second month in a row, falling 81.27 per cent to USD 1.8 billion in September after a sharp rise in customs duty on the precious metal, according to data released by the Commerce Ministry.

    Business & Economy · ThePrint · Economy ·