Jignasa Sinha is a Principal Correspondent at The Indian Express. She covers critical issues related to Delhi crime, gender, and labour, with a focus on themes such as crime and justice, the judicial system, and security and law enforcement. Jignasa's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Indian Express and Hindustan Times.
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By: Aaditya Khatwani Jignasa Sinha
New DelhiStudents of Delhi University's (DU's) South Campus on Tuesday held a protest over the death of a gardener by electrocution on Monday afternoon, alleging negligence by the administration and demanding compensation and employment for the family
By: Jignasa Sinha
A call regarding the cylinder blast was received around 10.47am, following which rescue was dispatched.
By: Jignasa Sinha
HT found narrow staircases, obstructed exits and poor ventilation at two facilities still housing students, while operators began removing signs after tragedy.
By: Jignasa Sinha
HT found narrow staircases, obstructed exits and poor ventilation at two facilities still housing students, while operators began removing signs after tragedy.
Of all restaurants, cafes, buildings and other structures in the Satya Niketan and Moti Bagh area that are mandated to obtain a fire safety no-objection certificate (NOC), only three restaurants have an all-clear from the Delhi Fire Service (DFS), officials aware of the matter said
By: Jignasa Sinha
Authorities are urged to create a policy for better oversight of paying guest facilities in the area following a recent building collapse.
Read this exciting story from Hindustan Times Delhi September 11, 2026 issue. Of all restaurants, cafes, buildings and other structures in the Satya Niketan and Moti Bagh area that are mandated to obtain a fire safety no-objection certificate (NOC), only three restaurants have an all-clear from the Delhi Fire Service (DFS), officials aware of the matter said.
By: Jignasa Sinha, Karn Pratap Singh
New Delhi, Sept. 12 -- Police on Friday arrested 27-year-old Shubham Tyagi, one of the operators of Hostel Daze paying guest (PG) accommodation, who
By: Jignasa Sinha
The postmortem revealed blunt force injuries, internal bleeding, and fractured ribs. Police arrested seven suspects, charging them under laws for mob lynching.
A massive fire at a plywood godown in east Delhi caused smoke to spread for over two hours, leading to evacuations; no casualties reported.
