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Students in Delhi government schools are struggling as English-medium classes in Class XI are being discontinued. This forces them to choose between Hindi-medium or changing schools. Parents and teachers report negative impacts on academic performance and confidence. Education activists are calling for an inquiry into the matter to protect students' futures and ensure equal opportunities.

Parking disputes in Delhi and Bengaluru are escalating into violence, with recent incidents involving assaults, firing, and even deaths. These conflicts, often triggered by minor issues like a misplaced vehicle, highlight a growing shortage of space and increasingly confrontational attitudes among residents.

Admission delays push some children past school entry age, widening early learning gaps

Delhi is experiencing a surge in violent parking disputes, with several recent incidents resulting in death and property damage. Experts attribute this rise to declining tolerance levels and a perceived sense of ownership over parking spaces, leading individuals to view any challenge as a personal affront and escalate minor disagreements.

A gold trader was robbed of approximately Rs 1.5 crore in gold and other valuables in northeast Delhi's seelampur. The incident began as a road rage dispute but escalated into a planned robbery involving multiple assailants. The trader managed to escape, but the attackers fled with the valuables.

Two men have been arrested after the video of a man with his hand blown off during the seelampur riots in northeast Delhi went viral.

A 17-year-old boy from New seelampur, Northeast Delhi, was fatally stabbed on Thursday evening. Police responded to a PCR call at 7:38 pm and rushed him to the hospital, but he died during treatment. Following the incident, protests erupted, and a case has been registered as police investigate and search for the culprit.

Fresh protests broke out against the amended citizenship law in seelampur's Brijpuri area on Tuesday night with people pelting stones on police personnel, officials said.

As the violent protest erupted against the amended citizenship law in seelampur area, the Delhi Police on Tuesday used drones to monitor the situation and identify potential trouble zones. According to a police official, the drones took images of several areas of seelampur area, where angry protestors demanding scrapping of the Citizenship (Amendment) Act torched several motorcycles, pelted stones at security personnel and damaged buses and a police booth.

A protest against the amended citizenship act turned violent in northeast Delhi's seelampur area as demonstrators pelted stones at police personnel who fired tear gas shells to disperse the crowd. According to a senior police officer, the protest began around 12 pm and the people from the area gathered at seelampur T-point.