The chief electoral officer’s office says the special intensive revision dropped almost 5 million names, while just over 250,000 people have applied to be added back.
Students at Jamia Millia Islamia mark the 12th day of a hunger strike over union elections while the university begins a security‑wall project and Delhi police detain two Congress MPs.
The Election Commission of India has simplified voter verification procedures in Delhi to enhance administrative efficiency and ensure smooth updating of electoral rolls.
The Commission for Air Quality Management has ordered Stage‑I measures of the Graded Response Action Plan across the National Capital Region following a post‑Dussehra AQI of 233.
A new civic group has held a membership meeting in the capital to push back against disruptive protests and advocate responsible democratic engagement.
The new Section 8 non-profit company will offer prototyping, testing infrastructure and investor access to over 21,000 recognised startups in the capital.
Authorities act to preserve public order in central Delhi, registering three FIRs against unauthorised demonstrators while executive magistrate considers release applications.
The top court's registry identified procedural flaws in the plea against electoral roll revisions as public transport and civic order held firm across the capital.
Authorities have blocked mobile internet and proposed closing 57 metro stations to disrupt a major demonstration, prompting a warning from the Supreme Court.
The AAP leader has thrown his weight behind a demonstration demanding the election chief's resignation, even as authorities deny permission and the Supreme Court calls for a new protest site.
The youth-led movement says authorities are carrying out a nationwide sweep to stop a march against the deletion of 130 million names from voter lists.
Member secretary Tarun Kumar Pithode told the Urban Adda 2026 that a city‑wide low‑emission zone for Delhi can be achieved soon, while the commission also prepares a new air‑quality ranking for NCR and Punjab cities.
The court reversed a custody ruling to let an academic mother relocate her children, while separately demanding answers over the fate of 8.5 lakh books.
The Delhi police said no organisation has been granted permission to protest at Jantar Mantar on 2 October and invoked Section 163 of the Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita, deploying around 5,000 security personnel and sealing off key roads.
