Delhi Morning News Brief: The wait for the new headquarters of Delhi Government is over, Delhi High Court is serious on the health of Sonam Wangchuk.

Morning News Brief (Delhi Morning News Brief): In yesterday’s (16 July 2026) news, the wait for the new headquarters of Delhi government is over, Delhi High Court serious on Sonam Wangchuk’s health, agreement signed between MCD-NDDB in the presence of Amit Shah, 56 special electric buses for women. Was prominent.

The wait for the new headquarters of Delhi government is over

A modern and hi-tech twin tower secretariat will soon be seen in the country’s capital Delhi. Delhi government has started the global tender process for the construction of the new secretariat in the ITO area. The government aims to complete the tender process by August, so that work on the project can start soon. The estimated cost of this ambitious project is said to be more than Rs 2,000 crore. The new secretariat will be developed with state-of-the-art facilities, where various departments and offices of the Delhi government are planned to operate in a single complex. This will speed up administrative work and establish better coordination between departments.

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Agreement signed between MCD-NDDB in the presence of Amit Shah

An important initiative was taken on Wednesday towards cleaning the Yamuna river and promoting scientific management of cow dung in Delhi. An important Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for setting up Compressed Bio-Gas (CBG) projects was signed between Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) and National Dairy Development Board (NDDB) in the presence of Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah. The objective of this agreement is to scientifically dispose of cow dung and other organic waste in Delhi and produce Compressed Bio-Gas (CBG). On one hand, this will help in reducing pollution in Yamuna river, while on the other hand it will also promote the production of clean energy.

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Delhi High Court serious on Sonam Wangchuk’s health

Delhi High Court, while hearing the PIL filed regarding the safety and health of climate activist Sonam Wangchuk, has expressed concern about her health. Wangchuk has been sitting on hunger strike at Jantar Mantar for the last 19 days. During the hearing, the Solicitor General appeared in the court on behalf of the Central Government. He told the court that notice has already been issued in this matter. While hearing the case, the High Court directed that regular health check-ups of Sonam Wangchuk should be done by government doctors. The court said that based on the doctors’ report, immediate steps should be taken if necessary, because every person’s life is important.

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56 special electric buses for women

The Delhi government has taken a big step towards making public transport more safe, convenient and reliable for women commuters of the capital. Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) is preparing to launch 56 electric bus services exclusively for women. These will include 30 Ladies Special Electric Buses for the convenience of working women and 26 University Ladies Special (U-SPL) Electric Buses for the safe movement of girl students.

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Some important news of yesterday:-

3 MCD councilors of AAP suspended with immediate effect: In a major action, Aam Aadmi Party in Delhi has suspended three women councilors of Delhi Municipal Corporation from the party. The names of the three women councilors who have been suspended are Nirmala Devi (Sharma), Krishna Devi Raghav and Sultana Aabad. Delhi State President Saurabh Bhardwaj gave all this information through social media post. (Read full news)

Delhi Police head constable arrested : Delhi Police has arrested a head constable of its own department for alleged links with the notorious Tillu Tajpuria gang and demanding extortion worth crores of rupees. The accused has been identified as Pawan Kumar alias Makki, who was posted in the reserve battalion of Delhi Police. According to the police, preliminary investigation has revealed that the accused was involved in an alleged conspiracy to threaten businessmen by using the name of the gang and extorting crores of rupees from them. (Read full news)

Voter list revision deadline extended in Delhi: The Election Commission has extended the deadline for the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) program of the ongoing voter list in Delhi. Now the final voter list in the capital will be published on October 19. Earlier this process was to be completed as per the pre-determined schedule. The Election Commission of India, in a letter sent to the Chief Electoral Officer of Delhi, said that the draft of the voter list will now be published on August 17 instead of August 5. At the same time, the process of door-to-door verification will also continue till August 8 instead of July 29. With this decision, the duration of the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) program in Delhi has been extended by 10 days. Earlier in Haryana also the deadline for the same process was extended by 10 days. (Read full news)

Relief from court to Umar Khalid in Delhi riot case: Delhi riots case accused Umar Khalid has got relief from Karkardooma Court. The court has allowed him to talk to his family through video call twice a week. Earlier, this facility was reduced to once a week by the jail administration. The court of Additional Sessions Judge Sameer Bajpai issued this order after hearing the petition of Umar Khalid. The court, after hearing arguments from both sides in the case, allowed increasing the frequency of e-meetings. In his petition, Umar Khalid had demanded restoration of the facility of video calls twice a week as before to maintain regular contact with the family. (Read full news)

Crack UPSC in first attempt: The Central Government has made a major administrative reshuffle in the officers of Arunachal Pradesh-Goa-Mizoram and Union Territory (AGMUT) cadre. Under this, senior Indian Police Service (IPS) officer Tanushree has been transferred from Jammu and Kashmir to Delhi. According to the order issued by the Central Government, this decision has been implemented with immediate effect. After the order, Tanushree will now serve in Delhi and will be given new responsibilities. (Read full news)

ED action on Delhi hospital: The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has taken major action against Delhi-based Rocklands Hospitals Limited and seized its assets worth Rs 158 crore. The agency said that this action has been taken under anti-money laundering laws in a case related to financial fraud. According to ED, this action was taken on the basis of facts related to money laundering during the investigation. However, the agency has not yet clarified which properties of the hospital have been seized. (Read full news)

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