Delhi News Brief: In the news of tomorrow (8 November 2026) Delhi's air becomes poisonous on Diwali; Rekha government aims to clean Yamuna in three years; Big action by Delhi MCD on illegal construction; The important thing was that 150 victim families of 1984 Sikh Riots got government jobs.
1. Delhi's air becomes poisonous on Diwali
The situation of air pollution in the capital Delhi just before Diwali and during the festival has become extremely worrying. The air of the capital has become more poisonous due to slow wind speed and fireworks being carried out despite restrictions. In 23 areas of Delhi, the Air Quality Index (AQI) has crossed 400, which falls in the serious category. As per available data, the average AQI of Delhi was recorded at 384 as of 7:05 am on November 8, 2026. This falls in the very bad category. At the same time, people's health concerns have increased as pollution levels have crossed 400 in many areas.
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2. Rekha government aims to clean Yamuna in three years
Delhi Water Minister Parvesh Sahib Singh has appealed to the people of the capital to make the revival of Yamuna river a mass movement. He said that Yamuna is not just a river but an integral part of the faith, culture and life of Delhi. The Water Minister said that making Yamuna clean and pure is not just the responsibility of the government, but participation of every Delhiite is necessary in this. He called upon the people to make collective efforts to maintain the cleanliness of the river and conserve it.
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3. Delhi MCD's big action on illegal construction
After the collapse of an under-construction building in the Chabri Bazaar area of Old Delhi on Thursday, questions have been raised on the functioning of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD). Local citizens and various Resident Welfare Association (RWA) organizations have accused the corporation administration of not making adequate security arrangements. RWA organizations say that this year many incidents of collapse of buildings have come to light in Delhi, but despite this, necessary precautionary measures are not being taken by the MCD at the ground level.
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4. 150 victim families of 1984 Sikh Riots got government jobs.
The Delhi government has taken important steps towards providing relief to the families affected by the 1984 Sikh massacre. During the last one and a half year, 150 members of the victim families have been given government jobs. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta gave this information on Saturday. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said that it is the government's effort to provide government jobs to all the eligible families affected by the 1984 Sikh genocide as soon as possible. For this, the recruitment process has been made easier than before, so that eligible people can get the benefit of employment.
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Some important news of yesterday:-
Shame on humanity in Delhi! Minor maid taken hostage: A serious case of inhuman treatment of a minor domestic help has come to light from Shaheen Bagh area of the capital Delhi. Police have rescued a 16-year-old girl from a house located in Abul Fazal Enclave-2. It is alleged that the girl was being made to do domestic work for about a year and was kept away from her parents. According to the police, the minor was allegedly made to work for about 20 hours a day. Not only this, he is also accused of repeatedly stabbing him with a hot press and a knife. (Read full news)
Major action by police in Aastha Kunj Park gangrape case: In the case of gang rape of a 17-year-old minor in Delhi's Aastha Kunj Park, the police has completed the investigation and has intensified preparations to file the charge sheet. To connect every link of the case, the police has examined the footage of more than 300 CCTV cameras installed in the park and surrounding roads. At the same time, statements of about 60 people including the minor friend of the victim have also been recorded. According to the information, Amar Colony police station can file a charge sheet in Saket court next week. (Read full news)
Split in Election Commission on SIR! 14 times in 10 months, two election commissioners expressed displeasure over the decisions, accused of taking decisions without information
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