Jignasa Sinha is a Principal Correspondent at The Indian Express. She covers critical issues related to Delhi crime, gender, and labor, with a focus on crime and justice, judicial systems, and public security. Jignasa's work has been featured in notable publications including Hindustan Times and MSN.
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By: Jignasa Sinha
Of the 57 FIRs, over 10 mention assault on police personnel, while a majority mention violations of group gathering curbs under Section 163 of the BNSS.
By: Jignasa Sinha
New DelhiSchools and educational institutions accounted for nine of the 15 establishments that were denied fire safety clearance by the Delhi Fire Services (DFS) during inspections of 60 educational, healthcare and hospitality institutions across the national capital that started this month, officials said on Friday
By: Jignasa Sinha
New Delhi: A group of around 250 protesters, under a platform “People Against SIR”, on Friday afternoon convened near the Bangla Sahib Gurdwara in central Delhi and tried to march till the office of the Election Commission of India, but were stopped by the police
By: Jignasa Sinha
Aditya Kumar, a native of Bihar, was declared dead. Police have registered a case against the truck driver.
The Delhi Fire Service (DFS) is set to identify and inspect coaching centres across the city which are violating fire safety norms, officials said on Sunday
By: Jignasa Sinha
A day after a 17-year-old Class 12 student of a government school in Krishna Nagar died after she allegedly self-immolated on school premises, the police investigation has found the incident was not caught by any CCTVs with many of them non-functional, said officers on Sunday
By: Jignasa Sinha
The police said no permission has been granted for the agitation in view of the festive season.
By: Jignasa Sinha
The association wants a ₹ 75 hike in distributor commissions and withdrawal of mandatory PNG connections, warning of an indefinite strike after November 25.
By: Jignasa Sinha
New Delhi, Oct. 27 -- On September 9, representatives of the LPG Distributors Association of India (LDAI) sought Delhi Police permission to protest
By: Jignasa Sinha
The police said that the second case was registered against unidentified people on October 24 at the IGI Airport Metro police station.
