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Owner arrested for lapses; 26 rooms instead of the six allowed, no fire exit. Police say 12 foreigners among victims; most travelled to Capital for treatment
Amid heavy security, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) began sealing unauthorized commercial establishments in South Delhi's Malviya Nagar and surrounding areas. This action follows a deadly fire that exposed widespread violations, prompting the formation of district-level committees to inspect and seal buildings flouting fire safety norms and building bye-laws.
Shrutika Baranwal was among the 21 people killed on Wednesday in the massive fire that tore through a BnB facility in south Delhi's Malviya Nagar.
Iran envoy thanks Indians for solidarity during national tragedy
Tragedy struck a Jewar Airport flyover construction site near Faridabad as a crane overturned amidst adverse weather, claiming three lives. Officials confirmed that four individuals were trapped inside a container, with one rescued alive but injured. The State Disaster Response Force is continuing rescue efforts, having recovered three bodies. The accident is attributed to severe weather conditions.
From the deepening rift within the Trinamool Congress in West Bengal to the U.S. House vote on the Iran war and the latest developments in the deadly Delhi fire tragedy, here are the top stories of the day on Above the Fold.
Signs are disappearing in Malviya Nagar as properties linked to arrested hotel owner Lavkesh Bajaj face scrutiny after a fire killed 21. Residents allege unchecked expansion and ignored safety concerns, with one hotel reportedly growing from two-and-a-half to five floors without approval. Bajaj allegedly admitted to illegal expansion, stating 'Delhi mein sab chalta hai'.
Local people rescue a foreign national from a hotel fire in Delhi.
Recognising some of these shortcomings, Delhi government had circulated a draft Bed & Breakfast policy on May 26 this year, but tragedy struck before new rules could be implemented
After a deadly fire at Malviya Nagar B&B killed 21 people, Tourism Minister Kapil Mishra said Delhi govt will withdraw its Bed and Breakfast scheme.
Most of the victims of the fire, one of Delhi's worst in years, were either people visiting India for their medical treatment or caregivers of patients.
For fans of RCB in Bengaluru, an 18-year wait to celebrate the sweet triumph of their favourite team turned into a bitter tragedy as a crowd surge led to a stampede on June 4, 2025. This is The Hinduโs complete coverage of the sequence of events that led to the mishap and its aftermath.
Tragedy struck Prasad Hospital in Muzaffarpur, Bihar, as a devastating fire engulfed the ICU on Thursday. District Magistrate Subrat Kumar Sen confirmed that several lives were lost in the blaze. Firefighting teams responded swiftly, bringing the inferno under control. Initial reports indicate three fatalities, with more details anticipated as the situation unfolds.
From Annamalai's next political move and the Delhi hotel fire probe to US-Iran talks and a key court verdict, here are the five stories to watch today.
Joint teams of district officials, police, civic authorities and fire personnel will begin inspections from June 4.
The tragic hotel fire in Delhiโs Malviya Nagar has once again exposed deep-rooted failures in fire safety, governance and accountability.The blaze, which claimed 21 lives, has raised serious questions over alleged negligence, regulatory gaps, poor inspections and the functioning of authorities responsible for ensuring public safety. Initial findings have pointed to major lapses, including alleged violations of building norms, inadequate safety measures and questions over whether proper fire clearances were in place.As grieving families search for answers, the tragedy has triggered a larger debate over systemic apathy, corruption and bureaucratic failure. Despite repeated fire incidents in the national capital, accountability often remains unclear, leaving citizens vulnerable and victims trapped between official blame games and delayed justice.Watch the full report for the latest updates on the Malviya Nagar hotel fire and the questions it raises for Delhiโs safety system. n18oc_indian18oc_the-hard-factsNews18 Mobile App - https://onelink.to/desc-youtube
Delhi Police prepares Look Out Circular against Flourish Stay owner Lokesh Bajaj after Malviya Nagar fire kills 21.
The tragedy claimed 21 lives at Flourish Stay Guest House in Hauz Rani area of Malviya Nagar.
A devastating hotel fire in Delhi claimed 21 lives, highlighting India's lax fire safety adherence. The National Building Code mandates stringent measures for building design, materials, and escape routes, especially for high-rises. Strict enforcement and regular drills are crucial to prevent future tragedies, as the code's effectiveness hinges on implementation.
A devastating fire at Malviya Nagar's Flourish Stay B&B claimed at least 21 lives and injured many. Emergency services battled the blaze, rescuing 39 people. The building's sealed design and single staircase exacerbated the tragedy, trapping occupants. Investigations into the cause and building compliance are underway, with authorities promising strict action.