In Photos: India This Week
From Delhi's mayor election to the Haldwani protest, have you been following the news this week?
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From ruckus surrounding the Delhi's mayor election to the Haldwani protest, have you been following the news this week?
New Delhi: AAP and BJP councilors clash during the election of Mayor and Dy Mayor at the Civic Centre, in New Delhi, Friday.
(Photo: PTI/Ravi Chaudhary)
Sonipat: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi with senior leader Bhupinder Singh Hooda and others during the party's 'Bharat Jodo Yatra', in Sonipat, Friday.
(Photo: PTI)
Joshimath: Cracks in a house in the Joshimath of Chamoli district of Uttarakhand. Cracks started appearing in the houses due to landslides causing panic spread in the whole city.
(Photo: PTI)
New Delhi: Locals from Haldwani react as they celebrate the Supreme Court's order on Haldwani eviction case, in New Delhi, Thursday, January 5, 2023. The apex court in its order stayed the directions of Uttarakhand High Court on the removal of encroachments from 29 acres of railway land in Banbhoolpura in Haldwani.
(Photo: PTI/Kamal Singh)
New Delhi: People belonging to Jain Community take part in a protest against the decision declaring Shri Sammed Shikharji a tourist place in Jharkhand, at India Gate in New Delhi, Sunday, 1 January.
(Photo: PTI/Kamla Singh)
Gurugram: Homeless people on a pavement during a cold and foggy winter morning, in Gurugram, Friday.
(Photo: PTI/Yogendra Kumar)
New Delhi: AAP activists during a candle march demanding justice for Anjali Singh, a 20-year-old woman who was killed after being hit and dragged by a car, at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi, Wednesday.
(Photo: PTI/Arun Sharma)
New Delhi: An all-women contingent of CRPF rehearses for the Republic Day Parade 2023 at the Kartavya Path during a cold and foggy morning, in New Delhi, Friday.
(Photo: PTI/Atul Yadav)
New Delhi: People warm themselves near a bonfire during a cold winter morning, in New Delhi, Wednesday. (PTI Photo/Shahbaz Khan)
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