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A Delhi court has granted bail to the cook arrested in connection with the Malviya Nagar hotel fire case. The court noted that the forensic report has yet to establish the definitive cause of the fire.
The death toll from a hotel fire in south Delhi's Malviya Nagar area has risen to 23 after a Bangladeshi woman, injured in the tragedy, succumbed to her injuries during treatment.
Twenty-one people, including twelve foreign nationals, died in a Delhi B&B fire, with investigations revealing a complex web of institutional blame-shifting among various government agencies for the tragedy.
An hour after a fire tragedy at Hauz Rani B&B in Malviya Nagar, the owner, Lovkesh Bajaj, applied to renew a ground-floor restaurant license that had already expired, which was subsequently rejected by the MCD.
Following a deadly hotel fire in Delhi's Malviya Nagar, municipal authorities initiated sealing unauthorized commercial establishments, while the hotel owner's past arrest for facilitating illegal stays for Bangladeshi nationals is under scrutiny.
Following a fire in Malviya Nagar, CM Rekha Gupta met with victims and announced compensation, while the LG held a high-level meeting to address the incident.
A fire rescue in Malviya Nagar has brought attention to the importance of Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), prompting discussions on what it is and when to use it.
A fire at a hotel in Delhi's Malviya Nagar killed at least 21 people, including 18 foreign nationals, many of whom were medical tourists. Authorities have launched a manhunt for the absconding owner, while police and government departments are shifting blame over alleged safety lapses and violations.
Two sisters, aged 33 and 28, were discovered deceased in their Malviya Nagar home. Police found one sister with a pillow over her face and the other with ligature marks.
The students, one of whom is preparing for the UPSC civil services examination, alleged they were racially abused and intimidated by their neighbours in South Delhi's Malviya Nagar.
Three women from Arunachal Pradesh reported racial abuse and threats from a couple in Delhi's Malviya Nagar after an argument over dirt escalated into derogatory remarks and intimidation.
One month after the Malviya Nagar tragedy, an ongoing investigation has uncovered significant regulatory oversights and blind spots that contributed to the incident, likely a blaze.
Following a deadly fire on June 3 at an illegal B&B establishment in Malviya Nagar that claimed 22 lives, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has called for firm action against Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) officials.
Delhi authorities plan to penalize corrupt officials following a fire at a Malviya Nagar bed and breakfast that resulted in 22 deaths.
New video footage has surfaced from a devastating hotel fire in South Delhi's Malviya Nagar that resulted in the deaths of 21 people, including both Indian and foreign nationals.
A TISS postgraduate student died in a Delhi hotel fire, with a friend recalling her chilling last call. Investigations revealed severe fire safety violations, including lack of ventilation and locked exits, leading to committees being formed to seal non-compliant buildings.
Police claim the owner of a Malviya Nagar hotel displayed an 'uncooperative' attitude during an investigation, exhibiting a disregard for safety norms and regulatory compliance.
Following a fire in Malviya Nagar, the Delhi government announced it would formally withdraw its Bed and Breakfast scheme, with Tourism Minister Kapil Mishra stating that all establishments would be inspected.
In a shocking Malviya Nagar incident, police found two sisters dead and their mother unconscious. Authorities suspect the mother, Sunita, killed her daughters, Radhika and Gunisha, before attempting suicide. Crushed naphthalene balls and a crepe bandage were recovered from the scene. Investigations into potential depression and domestic discord are ongoing.
A woman has been arrested under the SC/ST Act for allegedly threatening and hurling racial abuses at three women from India's northeast, including a Delhi University student, in Malviya Nagar.
Three women from Arunachal Pradesh faced racial slurs and threats in Delhi's Malviya Nagar after a dispute over falling debris. Neighbors allegedly hurled derogatory remarks about their community and profession. Police have registered a case following a viral video of the incident, which began during AC installation work.
Three women from Arunachal Pradesh have alleged racial slurs and humiliation by their neighbours in Malviya Nagar, Delhi, following a dispute over repair work, with a viral video capturing the incident and leading to an FIR.
A 26-year-old migrant worker, Rohit, is bedridden with multiple fractures after bravely rescuing colleagues from a Delhi building fire. He has not received government compensation, leaving his family in financial distress.
Police have detailed the sequence of events that led to a deadly fire in Delhi's Malviya Nagar, attributing it to a cook who left an oil fryer unattended while on a break.
Delhi Police are investigating Lovkesh Bajaj, a hotel owner linked to a deadly Hauz Rani fire, for suspected involvement in an international human trafficking racket, allegedly using medical tourism as a front.
Amid heavy security, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) began sealing unauthorized commercial establishments in South Delhi's Malviya Nagar and surrounding areas.
Delhi police personnel conducted a brave rescue operation at a burning bed-and-breakfast in Hauz Rani, Malviya Nagar. Officers broke walls and smashed windows, with one head constable even hoisting a woman to safety through a ventilation duct, saving multiple occupants.
A deadly fire at a Delhi hotel claimed 21 lives, including an African couple, leading to the arrest of the hotel owner and prompting a city-wide crackdown on fire safety violations.
A daily briefing highlights the Malviya Nagar fire tragedy, focusing on safety lapses, the involvement of foreign victims, and the ongoing search for closure.
Neighbors describe a woman as a 'very caring mother' who kept to herself, following reports that she allegedly killed her two daughters in Malviya Nagar.
Harsh Singh, who along with his wife racially abused three Northeastern women in Delhi's Malviya Nagar, has apologized, stating they are 'ashamed' of their actions.
Three women from Arunachal Pradesh were allegedly subjected to racial slurs, humiliation and intimidation by their neighbours following a dispute over some repair work at their rented flat in south Delhi's Malviya Nagar.