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Delhi’s Cold Wave Intensifies at 5.8°C, While Air Quality Sees Positive Turn

Delhi cold wave: The Air Quality Index (AQI) this morning was recorded at 276 compared to 336 on Wednesday morning. Delhi's 24-hour average air quality on Wednesday was 289.

The national capital on Thursday recorded season's lowest temperature at 5.8 degrees amid intense cold wave. As per the weather department, the temperature in the capital on Thursday was 1.1 degrees below normal as cold northerly winds from the Himalayan region moved towards Delhi. The earlier known lowest minimum temperature of the season was observed on December 20, when the mercury dropped to 6.1 degrees Celsius



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Inside the Turkman Gate Clash: A Timeline from Demolition to Stone-Pelting five arrested

Delhi Police have uncovered a conspiracy in Turkman Gate where rumours of a mosque demolition were deliberately spread to provoke violence. Fake videos circulated online led to crowd mobilisation and stone-pelting. The mosque remains untouched and five people have been arrested so far.



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When Dissent Erupts: Protest, Power, and Policing at JNU

Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) has once again found itself at the heart of a national political debate. On January 5, 2026, slogans raised during a student gathering on campus quickly travelled beyond university walls, dominating television studios, social media platforms, and political statements. As in earlier moments of contention, JNU became a symbolic battleground where questions of dissent, nationalism, and institutional authority collided.



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Yogi Govt's Big Push: Semiconductor Sops Among 13 Proposals Approved

The Yogi government has decided to offer special incentives to attract large investments under the Semiconductor Policy 2024. Semiconductor units will receive interest subsidies, employee cost reimbursement, and exemption from net SGST for 10 years.

In a major push to boost high-end manufacturing and generate large-scale employment, the Uttar Pradesh Cabinet, chaired by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, on Monday approved a significant proposal to attract large-scale investments under the Semiconductor Policy 2024. The state government has decided to offer special, case-by-case incentives for semiconductor projects involving investments of Rs 3,000 crore or more.

Yogi Govt's Big Push: Semiconductor Sops Among 13 Proposal The Yogi government has decided to offer special incentives to attract large investments under the Semiconductor Policy 2024.