Delhi

The National Cooperative Consumers’ Federation (NCCF) has initiated the sale of onions at a subsidized rate of Rs. 19 per kg in the Delhi-NCR region, aiming to ease the burden on households amid elevated retail prices. The move is part of a broader market intervention strategy designed to stabilize prices and ensure steady availability of essential food items. By releasing buffer stocks through targeted retail channels, NCCF seeks to curb speculative pricing and protect consumers from volatility.

Air purifier sales in India surged 30% in 2025, reflecting a sharp rise in consumer demand as air quality across major cities deteriorated during the winter months. According to industry insights, heightened awareness about respiratory health, worsening pollution levels, and improved product availability drove record-breaking purchases. Retailers reported robust growth in both offline and online segments, with premium devices gaining noticeable traction.

An Air India flight en route to Frankfurt made an emergency landing at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport on Thursday morning after receiving a bomb threat midair. The aircraft, carrying over 250 passengers and crew, landed safely under high-security measures. The Delhi Police and aviation security teams swiftly initiated a full-scale investigation, conducting a comprehensive search of the aircraft and luggage.

Delhi Airport’s Terminal 2 (T2) has officially reopened following an extensive renovation aimed at modernizing infrastructure, improving passenger flow, and enhancing overall travel experience. The upgrade includes expanded check-in areas, advanced baggage handling systems, upgraded lounges, and improved retail and dining facilities. Designed to accommodate increasing passenger volumes and streamline airport operations, the renovation aligns with India’s vision of world-class aviation infrastructure.

Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi has emerged as the 39th most connected airport worldwide, reflecting its growing stature in international aviation. The ranking underscores the airport’s strategic role in facilitating global passenger and cargo movement, enhanced by robust infrastructure, modernized terminals, and efficient operations. Industry experts note that this connectivity milestone boosts India’s aviation profile, encourages tourism, and strengthens trade links.

The Indian Hotels Company Limited (IHCL), part of the Tata Group and a leading name in the hospitality industry, has announced the opening of a new property under its Gateway brand in Dwarka, New Delhi. Positioned as a modern and upscale offering, the hotel is expected to enhance the city’s growing hospitality landscape. Strategically located near the airport and major business districts, the hotel aims to cater to both business and leisure travelers.