 | Delhi deluge: First there was flood, now it’s flood of accusationsDelhi after a very long time faced floods, though the Yamuna River routinely crosses the danger mark every year. |
 | Weeks after Delhi floods, Hindu refugees from Pakistan await help, face financial woesKanhaiya, a Pakistani refugee living in Majnu ka Tila for the past eight years, said six members of his family were injured while evacuating to safety during the floods. |
 | Dengue control workers in Delhi go on strike as cases rise in cityThe strike by dengue control workers is taking place under the banner of the Anti-Malaria Ekta Karmachari Union, on a day the MCD House is set to convene for a meeting. |
 | Delhi flood victims wait for beds, power; hope to be home soonFriday saw the water level of Yamuna breaching the danger mark of 205.33 meters yet again, which means further delay for the affected to go back to their homes. |
 | BJP questions ex gratia amount announced by Delhi government for flood affectedAdditionally, he cited another cabinet decision that determined compensation ranging from Rs 2.5 to Rs 5 lakh for damaged concrete structures. |
 | Under attack for crisis due to floods, Kejriwal walks away from NDMC meetingCouncil members cornered Kejriwal over several issues including incidents related to recent rains and flood situations in the national capital. |
 | Yamuna's water level below danger mark, but rain causes worryThe rise in the river's water level is expected to impact the ongoing relief and rehabilitation work in the flood-affected low-lying areas of the national capital, officials said. |
 | Delhi floods: Threat looms over relief, rehabilitation work in cityThe river’s water level at the Old Railway Bridge has been hovering around the danger mark after reaching an all-time high of 208.66 metres on July 13. |
 | Delhi government on high alert, to open three gates of ITO barrageThe authorities have advised people staying at relief camps not to return to their permanent residences. |
 | Yamuna river's water level follows downward trend, but still above danger markThe rise in the river's water level is expected to impact the ongoing relief-and-rehabilitation work in the flood-affected low-lying areas of the national capital. |
 | Delhi govt to install 500 water ATMs near slums, densely populated areasWith this launch, the underprivileged sections of the city will now have access to the same quality of RO water that has long been accessible to the more affluent segments of society. |
 | File status report on steps taken to provide relief to flood-affected families: HC to Delhi govtThe Delhi High Court holds the Kejriwal govt accountable on flood relief and rehabilitation. |
 | Yamuna keeps Capital on tenterhooksAs the river flowed above 206 metres throughout Monday, the Delhi government told a High Court bench that it has taken steps to provide relief to those affected by the flooding of the Yamuna. |
 | Delhi: Train movement suspended on Old Railway Bridge as Yamuna water recedesThe Yamuna river's water level at the Old Railway Bridge has been hovering around the danger mark after reaching an all-time high of 208.66 metres on July 13. |
 | Cases of conjunctivitis and other eye infections on rise in Delhi: Doctors"We have seen a marginal increase in such cases with patients coming with complaints of burning sensation in eyes," a doctor said. |
 | Dengue cases in Delhi rise to 65 this month, Gurugram too put on alertThe cumulative tally of the year for vector-borne illness has risen to 187, according to data shared by the Municipal Corporation of Delhi. |
 | Delhi floods aftermath: After the deluge, come disease and disorderDelhi health minister Saurabh Bharadwaj had said recently that after floods, there is a fear of spread of vector-borne diseases like dengue, chikungunya and malaria rising. |
 | Yamuna breaches danger mark again; another spell of floods anticipated in DelhiThe river water level had been hovering around the danger mark of 205.33 metres for the last few days after reaching an all-time high of 208.66 metres on July 13. |
 | Yamuna hovers around danger mark in Delhi, level may go upAccording to the CWC data, the flow rate at the Yamunanagar-located Hathnikund Barrage crossed the 1 lakh mark at 9 am and oscillated between 2 lakh and 2.5 lakh cusecs between 10 am and 4 pm. |
 | Delhi High Court to hear plea for providing essential items at flood relief campsThe plea stated that around 25,000 people were affected by the recent flood in the national capital and complained of a lack of proper sanitation facilities and food at the relief camps. |
