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Delhi gang-rape accused critically ill

One of the six men accused of gang raping and murdering a physiotherapy student in New Delhi last year is in a critical condition after being assaulted by fellow inmates, according to his lawyer.

Delhi swept by protests over child rapes

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Dean Nelson Protests erupted throughout New Delhi on Sunday after hospital officials said that they were treating a second five-year-old girl rape victim for critical internal injuries.

'I have committed a big mistake', says second man arrested in Delhi child rape case

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Ben Doherty The second suspect in the alleged rape and torture of a five-year-old girl in Delhi is an illiterate teenager who has allegedly confessed to his crime.

Delhi has four rapes a day, says minister

India Ben Doherty South Asia Correspondent Delhi Despite national and global outrage over the Delhi gang-rape case last year, and tougher penalties for offenders, India's capital is still reporting nearly four rapes a day, double the 2012 rate.

Delhi anger on streets after rape victim dies

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Ben Doherty, Delhi India's capital was awash with protesters after a 23-year-old student, brutally gang-raped on a bus a fortnight ago, died in a Singapore hospital.

Father tells of Delhi rape victim's courage

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The father of the Delhi gang rape victim has described his "brave" daughter's dream of becoming a doctor in an emotional first interview.

Delhi gang-rape case heard behind closed doors

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An Indian court hearing the case of five men accused of gang-raping and murdering a 23-year-old student was cleared on Monday as chaotic scenes forced the hearing to be held behind closed doors.

Victims in Delhi rape case are to blame, defendants' lawyer says

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The lawyer representing three of the men charged with the gang rape and murder of a medical student aboard a moving bus in New Delhi has blamed the victims for the assault, saying he has never heard...

Delhi bomb blast leaves 10 dead and scores injured

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Ben Doherty DELHI: For the second time this year, the Indian capital's High Court has been the target of terrorists, with a small but powerful briefcase bomb yesterday killing 10 people and injuring 62.

Terror bombers hit Delhi court

An Indian policeman carries a wounded woman to the RML Hospital in New Delhi on September 7, 2011, following a bomb blast at the Delhi High Court. A bomb blast ripped through a crowded reception area at the entrance to New Delhi's High Court in the morning, killing at least nine people and injuring up to 40, police said. Police said the bomb had apparently been placed in a suitcase near the reception where scores of petitioners were queuing for their entry passes to the court complex, situated in the centre of the Indian capital.      AFP PHOTO/ MANAN VATSYAYANA

Ben Doherty For the second time this year, Delhi's High Court has been the target of a terrorist attack.

Delhi caves in to dictate of 'new Gandhi'

Supporters of Ghandian activist Anna Hazare, 74, gather in front of Delhi's Tihar Jail where he is being held.

Ben Doherty DELHI: The might of India's government has been brought to its knees by an old man in a white hat who refuses to eat.

Nine dead in Delhi bomb blast

A powerful bomb placed in a briefcase outside the Delhi High Court killed at least nine people and wounded 45 on Wednesday, the deadliest attack in India in almost two months, prompting the...

Delhi bridge collapse

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Preparations for the Delhi Commonwealth Games continue to be hampered by construction issues and security concerns.

More countries delay Delhi arrivals

New Zealand has become the third country to delay its team's arrival in New Delhi for the upcoming Commonwealth Games.

Building collapses in New Delhi

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Residents dig frantically for survivors in the ruins of a collapsed building in New Delhi.

Delhi building collapse: 51 dead

A four-storey building collapsed in Delhi on Monday, killing at least 50 people.

Aussie athletes settle in Delhi

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Lawn bowlers are among the first Australian athletes to start settling into Delhi for the Commonwealth Games.

Delhi: terrorism the least of worries

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Aussie freelance journalist Aarti Betigeri describes the attack on a tourist bus in Delhi but says locals are more concerned about their day-to-day wellbeing around the games than terrorism.

Delhi slum razed to avoid offending luxury hotel guests

Slum resident Basant Paswan, furious his house has been demolished.

Matt Wade, Delhi A squatter settlement housing more than 2000 people adjacent to a new five-star hotel in Delhi is demolished two weeks before the city hosts the Commonwealth Games.

Fog in New Delhi disrupts traffic

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Dense fog in northern India grounds flights, halts trains and disrupts road travel.