Delhi Cabinet Minister and New Delhi MLA Parvesh Sahib Singh shared a post on X after enjoying a jet ski ride on the Yamuna. Describing the experience, he wrote that he enjoyed riding amid the waves of "Mother Yamuna" and called the experience in her lap truly memorable. #Delhi# #Yamuna# #ParveshSahibSingh# #BJP# #Jetski#

Delhi Police say, "A four-year-old child fell into a sewer near Kheri Baba Pul in Delhi's Ranhola area on Monday afternoon, triggering a major rescue operation involving the Delhi Fire Services and the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF). Information regarding the incident was received at Ranhola Police Station at around 3:21 PM on November 10, 2026. Police teams immediately reached the spot near Kheri Baba Pul, along the Ganda Nala. The child, identified as "A", was brought to Dass Garden Park by his mother. While moving towards the drain to attend to a natural call, the child reportedly fell into an open sewer manhole running alongside the service road. Teams from the Delhi Fire Services and NDRF were deployed at the spot and launched a search and rescue operation to locate and retrieve the child. The child had not been recovered from the sewer till the latest update, and rescue efforts were continuing. A case under Section 106(1) of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) has been registered at Ranhola Police Station. Further investigation and rescue operations are underway."

Delhi continues to witness poor air quality, with the AQI around AIIMS recorded at 322 and Anand Vihar at 303, both falling under the 'Very Poor' category, as per the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB). Meanwhile, the AQI around India Gate stood at 242, categorised as 'Poor', according to the CPCB. #DelhiAir# #AirPollution# #AirQuality# #AQI#

Delhi | North-East District Police apprehended five persons in five separate cases registered at PS Jyoti Nagar, PS Shastri Park and PS Dayalpur on 06.11.2026. A total of approximately 91.910 kg of illegal firecrackers was recovered during these operations. Sunay Kumar (42) was apprehended near Hanuman Phatak, Ashok Nagar Market, and 26 kg of firecrackers were recovered, including Sky Shots, Bullet Bombs and Chakkaris. Atul (20) was apprehended from Gali No. 3, D-Block, Hanuman Mandir, Fatak Road, Ashok Nagar, and 13 kg of illegal firecrackers were recovered. Khem Chand (54 years) was apprehended near Mangal Bazar, Amar Colony, and 22 kg of illegal firecrackers were recovered. Awadhesh (50) was apprehended at GBSS School, Durga Mandir Road, Shastri Park and two plastic sacks containing 20.360 kg of illegal firecrackers were recovered. Yasin (40 years) was apprehended from Main Karawal Nagar Road, near a temple, Nehru Vihar and 10.550 kg of illegal firecrackers was recovered. All five accused persons were found without valid licences for the sale of firecrackers. On verification, no previous criminal involvement was found against any of them: Delhi Police

Delhi | Hauz Qazi building collapse | During the ongoing rescue operations at the building collapse site, the mortal remains of another victim have been recovered from the debris. The deceased has been identified as Pankaj Sharma (40), a resident of Village Hanuman Nagar, District Khagaria, Bihar. With this recovery, a total of five persons have been rescued/recovered from the debris, including three deceased persons and two injured persons. Both injured persons have received medical treatment and are now stable. Further rescue operations are still underway at the site: Delhi Police

Delhi AQI remains 'very poor' at 364; several areas record 'severe' levels as strict GRAP Stage-III curbs remain active Read @ANI Story | #DelhiAQI# #DelhiPollution# #GRAP#

Delhi: Rouse Avenue Court issues notice on Delhi Minister Parvesh Verma's revision petition challenging the dismissal of his defamation complaint against AAP leader Saurabh Bhardwaj. The Sessions Court has listed the matter for a response on November 28. The Magistrate Court had dismissed Verma's complaint on October 10. The case relates to allegations made by Saurabh Bhardwaj concerning S.S. Mota Singh Public School.