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Farmers on Wednesday announced to suspend the 'Delhi Chalo' march for two days, and will decide their next course of action on Friday evening.

Protesting farmers suspend 'Delhi Chalo' protest till Friday

Jet stream winds, of the order of 130-160 knots at 12.6 km above mean sea level, are still prevailing over the plains of North India, enhancing cold wave/cold day conditions which are likely to continue for next 3-4 days, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Saturday.

No significant change in minimum temperature likely over north India till next week: IMD

The Chandigarh Municipal Corporation mayoral election was postponed on Thursday as presiding officer Anil Masih was unwell. In the afternoon, the administration announced the election to the posts of Mayor, Senior Deputy Mayor and Deputy Mayor would be held on February 6

Chandigarh mayor elections: Presiding officer falls sick, polling postponed till Feb 6

School timings for 6th to 12th classes have also been changed

Harjot Singh Bains announces to increases holidays upto fifth classes till January 20

 The Supreme Court on Monday asked the Centre and its anti-money laundering agency to file their responses to the plea filed by Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Sanjay Singh, and adjourned the hearing for February 5, 2024.

Delhi excise policy scam case: SC adjourns hearing on Sanjay Singh's plea till Feb 2024

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Ayushman Card Bumper Draw: Punjab govt extends last date till Dec 31

 In view of the detoriating air condition in the national capital, Delhi government on Monday said that all the physical school classes except Classes 10 and 12 will remain suspended till November 10.

With deteriorating air quality, online classes in all Delhi schools till Nov 10 barring Classes 10, 12

With the pollution in the national capital still in the 'severe' category, the Delhi government on Sunday announced that the primary schools will remain closed till November 10 while the students of Class 6 to 12 are being given the option of shifting to online mode.

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