A Delhi court has ruled that the Delhi Jal Board cannot blame its contractor for the death of a 37-year-old who fell into an open ditch, holding the board accountable for the tragedy.

Residents in Dwarka are experiencing partial relief as water supply improves, with the Delhi Jal Board expressing optimism about a new water treatment plant further stabilizing the situation.

Residents in several Delhi localities will experience water disruption today as the Delhi Jal Board (DJB) begins maintenance work. Affected areas are advised to make necessary arrangements in advance.

The Delhi Jal Board reports a 76% increase in drain discharge into the Yamuna River, significantly more than estimated, with the Najafgarh drain contributing heavily to the river's pollution near the Signature Bridge.

The Delhi Jal Board is urging Haryana to divert a portion of the Western Jamuna Canal's flow through the Somb river to supply water to Wazirabad, addressing Delhi's water scarcity.

Eight sectors in Dwarka, India, continue to face severe water shortages, forcing residents to rely on tankers, with the Delhi Jal Board (DJB) stating that efforts to rationalize supply have not led to significant improvement.

In a move described as a 'humane approach,' Delhi residents will now only need to pay 25% of the Delhi Jal Board (DJB) infrastructure charge upfront to begin house construction.

Residents in affluent South Delhi neighborhoods are experiencing severe water contamination, with supplies described as 'black like sewage.' The Delhi Jal Board attributes the issue to low water pressure, aging infrastructure, and leaks within the city's extensive water network.

The Delhi Jal Board, which serves nearly 2.9 million consumers, has recovered only 11.5% of its pending dues under a water bill waiver scheme, amidst ongoing complaints about billing irregularities.

Kaushal Raj Sharma, the CEO of Delhi Jal Board, has been appointed as the new secretary to Lieutenant Governor T S Sandhu.

Water supply will be disrupted in the affected areas for a total of 48 hours. The Delhi Jal Board urged residents to store sufficient quantities of water.