Looking for what’s happening in New Delhi right now? You’ve come to the right place. Below you’ll find the most recent stories that affect the city – from sudden rain warnings to local happenings that people are talking about.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a series of rain alerts for New Delhi and the wider NCR until September 6. Heavy showers, thunderstorms, and lower‑than‑normal temperatures are expected. The Yamuna River has crossed its danger mark, causing road closures at the Old Railway Bridge and delaying cremations at Nigambodh Ghat. If you’re planning to travel, expect longer commute times, especially on the Noida‑Delhi corridor where traffic has stretched beyond five hours.
Gurugram residents have already shifted to work‑from‑home after more than 100 mm of rain fell in just four hours. Schools in parts of Delhi, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand are either closed or moving online. Keep an eye on local alerts before stepping out, and consider carrying an umbrella or raincoat even if the sky looks clear.
Entertainment news isn’t taking a break. Actress Flora Saini recently opened up again about her harrowing experience with former producer Gaurang Doshi. Her story resurfaced during a TV interview, reminding us how personal struggles can echo across the nation.
On the sports front, the IPL 2025 opening weekend faces a rain threat. IMD has warned Bengaluru and Kolkata about possible downpours that could affect matches, though the impact on Delhi fans is limited, the league’s overall schedule may shift if weather persists across the country.
Other headlines include a high‑profile tariff announcement by the United States, which could affect Indian exporters, and a historic win for Kannada literature at the International Booker Prize. While these stories aren’t Delhi‑specific, they shape the broader conversation that residents often join.
Stay ahead of the curve by checking this page regularly. We’ll keep adding fresh updates, whether it’s a new weather advisory, a traffic disruption, or a cultural event you might want to attend. If you live, work, or just love New Delhi, this is your go‑to spot for practical, up‑to‑date information.
A massive crowd surge at New Delhi Railway Station left 18 dead, including children and women, as pilgrims thronged to catch delayed trains for Kumbh Mela. Chaotic scenes unfolded as festival-goers pushed through cramped spaces, resulting in another tragedy linked to overcrowding in India's public venues.