Delhi Morning News Brief: Ghaziabad becomes the most polluted city of the country, many cities of Delhi-NCR in the top list; Hanging House controversy: Arvind Kejriwal appears before the Privilege Committee; Multi-modal corridor to be built in Pachgaon of Delhi-Jaipur Highway; CM Rekha Gupta approved schemes worth Rs 177 crore

Delhi Morning News Brief: In yesterday’s (7 March 2026) news, Ghaziabad became the most polluted city in the country, many cities of Delhi-NCR in the top list; Hanging House controversy: Arvind Kejriwal appears before the Privilege Committee; Multi-modal corridor to be built in Pachgaon of Delhi-Jaipur Highway; To provide relief from waterlogging in Delhi, CM Rekha Gupta approved drainage projects worth Rs 177 crore.

1. Ghaziabad becomes the most polluted city of the country, many cities of Delhi-NCR are in the top list.

This time in the winter season, Ghaziabad remained the most polluted city in the country in terms of air pollution. According to the latest report of the Center for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA), the highest level of pollution was recorded in Ghaziabad between November 2025 and February 2026. The average level of PM 2.5 in the city during this period was around 184 micrograms per cubic metre, the report said. This figure is almost three times more than India’s national air quality standard.

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2. Hanging House controversy: Arvind Kejriwal appeared before the Privilege Committee

Arvind Kejriwal on Friday appeared before the Privilege Committee of the Delhi Assembly in the matter of ‘hanging house’ controversy. After appearing before the committee, Kejriwal made serious allegations against the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) led government. He said that the government has insulted the martyrs by calling a historical ‘hanging house’ as a “tiffin room”. Kejriwal said that it is very unfortunate to describe a place which is related to the country’s freedom struggle and the memories of martyrs in this way. He alleged that this disrespects the sacrifices of freedom fighters.

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3. Multi-modal corridor will be built in Pachgaon of Delhi-Jaipur Highway.

A multi-modal corridor will soon be built at Pachgaon Chowk on Delhi-Jaipur Highway. Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) will appoint a consultant for this project. These instructions were issued by V. Umashankar, Secretary, Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, on Thursday evening. During a meeting held in Delhi, he told the officials that the traffic pressure at Pachgaon Chowk is likely to increase significantly in the coming times. Keeping this in mind, a plan has been made to develop a multi-modal corridor at this intersection, so that the increasing traffic can be handled in a better way in future and the passengers can get relief from the jam.

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4. CM Rekha Gupta approved schemes worth Rs 177 crore for relief from waterlogging.

The Public Works Department (PWD) has taken a big step to deal with the problem of waterlogging that occurs every year during monsoon in the capital Delhi. The department has approved major remodeling projects of storm water drains in nine areas of North and North-West Delhi. These projects have been granted administrative and expenditure approval under the New Master Drainage Plan. Their total cost is said to be more than Rs 177 crore. Under the project, old and dilapidated drains will be rebuilt with modern precast RCC technology.

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Some important news of yesterday:-

Property dealer shot dead in broad daylight in Chhawla, Delhi: A property dealer was shot dead by unknown miscreants in Chhawla area of ​​Delhi. There was sensation in the area after the incident. According to the police, the incident took place when the property dealer was sitting alone in his car. Meanwhile, the attackers reached the spot and fired several bullets from close range, due to which he died on the spot. Preliminary investigation has revealed that recently a gangster sitting abroad had threatened to kill the dealer. (Read full news)

Raids on drug markets in Delhi on the instructions of the Health Minister: The government seems to be strict regarding the quality and storage system of medicines in the capital. On the instructions of Health Minister Dr. Pankaj Kumar Singh, the Drugs Control Department conducted raids and inspection campaigns in the wholesale drug markets of the city. Under this campaign, the team of officers investigated 6 wholesale drug firms in different drug markets of the capital. During the inspection, the storage arrangement of medicines, records related to purchase and sale and necessary documents were carefully examined. (Read full news)

Monitoring of development works in Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta reviewed the ongoing development works in the capital in a high-level meeting held at the Delhi Secretariat on Friday and gave strict instructions to the officials. The Chief Minister said in the meeting that there will be no shortage of budget in the development works of the capital, but any laxity or negligence in the work will not be tolerated at all. He gave clear instructions to the concerned department heads that all tender related processes should be completed by the end of March, so that most of the development works are completed before the monsoon. (Read full news)

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