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Journalist @IndianExpress . I cover Courts and interview ambassadors. Mediocre guitar player, Economics Graduate
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In Delhi SIR list, districts with low voter turnout in ’25 polls saw most deletions

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By Nirbhay Thakur
| The Indian Express Verified
The enumeration phase concluded earlier in August after an exercise that spanned nearly 1.5 months. Districts with the lowest voter turnouts in the last Assembly elections in Delhi have shown the highest percentage of deletions: this is what the data from the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) draft electoral rolls released on Monday has revealed.
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Delhi HC stays ‘unusual’ order granting future interim bail to Tillu gang member

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By Nirbhay Thakur
| The Indian Express Verified
The Delhi High Court has halted the early release of Amit, a key member of the Tillu gang, who is involved in 15 criminal cases. (Source: File) The Delhi High Court has stayed an order granting advance interim bail to an alleged key operative of the Tillu gang, named Amit, who had been charged under the stringent Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA).
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No water, power connections, no proper road: Inside Gurgaon’s ‘ready’ homes

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By Nirbhay Thakur
| The Indian Express Verified
Outside ROF Alante in Gurgaon's Sector 108, near the Dwarka Expressway. (Express Photo by Abhinav Saha) Their homes were fit to move in — on paper. Across Gurgaon, residents of several housing societies are still awaiting proper roads, water, electricity and promised amenities — even after their projects received Occupancy Certificates (OCs). At ROF Alante in Sector 108, for instance, residents said they have no power or water connections or even a proper approach road to the society.
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