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The events started on August 15 last year and are being held in various cities across the two countries, till August this year, when all the stitches made during them will be incorporated into one khes fabric, and displayed in Delhi and other sites where the events were held.

80 years ago, the partition between India and Pakistan occurred, since when a deep enmity has lasted between the countries. Textile art collective Rafunaama's “Khwaab-e-Rafu”, a series of group stitching and discussion events on the partition seeks to counter this feeling.

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The Capital experienced an unusual March day, as a cyclonic circulation sent mercury levels plummeting to 21.7 degrees Celsius (°C), which was 9.6°Cbelow the normal and a dip of 5.1°C from the previous day—marking the lowest maximum temperature for the month in six years READ🔗 hindustantimes.com/india-news/an-… (✍️@aaditya_writes) 🗞️ For in-depth reporting: epaper.hindustantimes.com 📩 Subscribe now: bit.ly/2QAOH22

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Chilly winds and other favourable weather conditions also cleaned up Delhi's air, as the 24-hour average AQI was logged in the “satisfactory” category at 93, marking the cleanest air for 2026 and the first “satisfactory” air day since October 9 2025, when it logged an AQI of 99.

Delhi saw an unusual March day yesterday, as a cyclonic circulation caused the max temp to fall to 21.7°C, 9.6°C below normal and a dip of 5.1°C from Thursday, marking the lowest max temp for the month in six years, since March 8 2020, which saw a max temp of 21.2°.

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LPG crunch fuels black market, prices soar to ₹2.5k per cylinder Read: hindustantimes.com/cities/delhi-n… @snehilsinha27, @gargiiishukla, @aaditya_writes, @jignasa_sinha & @appriseParas ✍🏻 More in today's epaper 🗞️epaper.hindustantimes.com

A resident also alleged that people identifying as DJB officials visited the area on Monday and told residents they should not have shared samples with the media. When asked, DJB officials said directions have been issued that residents must not be harassed.

Water minister Parvesh Verma has directed the Delhi Jal Board (DJB) to ramp up testing and take corrective measures in areas flagged in the report, said officials from Verma’s office.

HT Impact: Delhi govt on Monday initiated a water quality sampling exercise across locations where contamination was detected in a recent independent testing exercise conducted by HT. @appriseParas @JasjeevGandhiok @jignasa_sinha @HemaniBhandari @aaditya_writes @gargiiishukla

Total coliform is a broader group of bacteria commonly found in soil, vegetation and the intestines of warm-blooded animals. It signals that the water distribution system may be compromised E Coli is a far more direct marker of faecal contamination and presence of sewage

A week long exercise saw HT collect 18 water samples from across Delhi, finding 8 of these -- all tap water -- had total coliform or e-coli bacteria in it. This indicates sewage is mixing into the drinking water - a troubling scenario, not too long after the Indore tragedy!

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Multiple residents stated that visibly contaminated water was a part of their daily lives, with people falling sick being a common occurrence in their localities. Experts state that Delhi requires an integrated policy for the overhaul of the existing water infrastructure.

Over a week, we at @htTweets collected 18 water samples from across the city. Clinical testing found that 8, all tap water, were contaminated with total coliform or e-coli bacteria.

The MCD'S standing committee on Monday approved a proposal for RWAs in the city to adopt and maintain parks. The decision was made due to the MCD facing a shortage of gardeners, and now requires approval from the MCD house before implementation. google.com/amp/s/www.hind…