Delhi Morning News Brief: Delhi Government’s initiative, cooling zones will be built at examination centres, Cockroach Janata Party’s demonstration at Jantar Mantar on June 20

Morning News Brief (Delhi Morning News Brief): In yesterday’s (18 June 2026) news, Delhi government’s initiative, cooling zones will be built at examination centres, Cockroach Janata Party’s protest at Jantar Mantar on June 20, final approval given to Slum Rehabilitation Policy 2026, NaMo India will reach from Har Ki Pauri to Laxman Jhula.

Delhi government’s initiative, cooling zones will be created at examination centers

Regarding the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), the Delhi government has decided to make special arrangements for the candidates and their parents. In view of the examination to be held on June 21, facilities are being increased at the examination centres. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said that for the first time, cooling zones are being created at the examination centers keeping in mind the convenience of not only the candidates but also their parents and family members. Facilities like clean drinking water and shikanji will be provided along with seating arrangements for parents in these cooling zones. The aim of the government is to provide relief to the parents from heat and discomfort during the examination. The Chief Minister said that this arrangement is being made keeping in mind the concerns of the students as well as their family members in an important examination like NEET.

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Cockroach Janata Party’s demonstration at Jantar Mantar on June 20

Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) is once again preparing to protest at Jantar Mantar in Delhi. The party has sought permission from Delhi Police for this. According to the information, this demonstration proposed on June 20 will be the second major demonstration of the party. CJP national spokesperson Saurabh Das said that necessary procedures are being completed regarding the protest. He said that he spent the entire day at the Sansad Marg police station and provided all the information related to the protest to the police officials. He said that all the necessary documents have also been submitted by the party for permission to protest. Now the permission of Delhi Police is awaited.

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Slum Rehabilitation Policy 2026 gets final approval

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has said that the Central and Delhi governments have finalized the ‘Delhi Slum and Jhuggi-Jhopri Rehabilitation and Resettlement Policy, 2026’. Under this policy, the process of rehabilitation of slums in the capital will be started in a phased manner. According to the Chief Minister, rehabilitation projects will be started for 5 Jhuggi-Jhopri (JJ) clusters in the first phase. The objective of these projects is to provide better housing as well as essential civic amenities to the people living in slum areas. He said that the new rehabilitation colonies will not only have housing facilities, but basic facilities like schools, health centres, playgrounds and Anganwadi centers will also be developed.

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Namo Bharat will reach from Har Ki Pauri to Laxman Jhula

Namo Bharat train operating between Delhi and Meerut may soon get extended to the religious city of Rishikesh in Uttarakhand. The process in this direction has accelerated after the agreement between the Central Government, Uttar Pradesh Government, Uttarakhand Government and National Capital Region Transport Corporation (NCRTC). Under the proposed plan, there is a preparation to extend the existing Delhi-Meerut Namo Bharat Corridor by about 150 kilometers. After this, the journey from Delhi to Rishikesh can be completed in about three hours. This expansion is also considered important for Uttarakhand, because Rishikesh is one of the major religious and tourist centers of the country. The extension of NaMo Bharat Corridor is expected to improve connectivity between Delhi, Western Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand.

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Some important news of yesterday:-

Government may soon constitute state level commissions: The BJP government in Delhi is working rapidly towards the formation of state level commissions along with its new organizational structure. Preparations for this entire process have started at the party level. According to sources, senior leaders of the party are of the opinion that instead of including MLAs in various commissions, opportunities should be given to workers and office bearers working actively in the organization. The leadership believes that this will further strengthen the organization. (Read full news)

Somnath Bharti had to bear the burden of posting an old video: Delhi’s politics has heated up over a social media post by former Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) MLA Somnath Bharti. Delhi BJP has alleged that Somnath Bharti has tried to mislead the public by calling an old incident as a current incident. BJP leaders have demanded police action in this matter. Advocate and BJP leader Sanket Gupta and Delhi Cantonment Board member Rajesh Goyal held a joint press conference and informed about the complaint against Somnath Bharti. He told that a complaint has been given to the Delhi Police Commissioner demanding investigation of the social media post, registration of FIR and legal action. BJP leaders allege that facts were distorted in the concerned post, which created confusion among the people. (Read full news)

Important decision of Delhi High Court on removal of private school employee: Delhi High Court has given an important decision in the interest of employees working in private schools. The court has clarified that the order to remove a private school employee from the job without the prior approval of the Director of Education cannot be considered valid. The High Court said that doing so is a violation of Section 8(2) of the Delhi School Education Act, 1973. In its decision, the court has instructed private schools to follow the rules. (Read full news)

Consumer Commission ordered to give compensation: In Delhi, a man had to fight a long legal battle for a health insurance claim after his wife’s treatment. When he did not get full payment for the hospital expenses, he approached the Consumer Commission, from where he got relief. According to the case, the man’s wife was undergoing treatment, but passed away after a few weeks. He filed a claim with the health insurance company to get payment for the hospital expenses incurred during the treatment. However, the company refunded only about a third of the total expense, citing various insurance terms and clauses. (Read full news)

20% reservation in government jobs for former firefighters in Delhi: New opportunities for government jobs have opened up for former firefighters in Delhi. Delhi Lieutenant Governor Taranjit Singh Sandhu held a high-level meeting with senior officials on Thursday to review the implementation of the policy of giving 20 percent reservation to former firefighters on Group C posts. This move is part of the central government’s broader vision under which the skills and discipline of youth who have served in the army will be harnessed in civil administration. (Read full news)

Interstate child trafficking gang busted; Delhi Police has got great success against child trafficking gang. Police have busted an interstate child trafficking gang and arrested 12 people. During this action, the police also rescued 5 newborn children safely. According to Delhi Police, the arrested accused are part of a gang involved in trafficking and illegal trading of newborns and young children in different states. The police are now investigating the network of the gang, its interstate contacts and the role of the accused. Investigative agencies are trying to find out how long this gang was active and which states it is connected to. Also, the methods of child trafficking and the role of other people involved in it are also being investigated. (Read full news)

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