On Wednesday evening, mock drills will be held at five places in every district of Delhi. War sirens will be sounded. Civil defence volunteers, police and other departments will participate in it. In the East district, mock drills will be held at Scope Minar, Kondli Market, IP Extension, NSUIT in Geeta Colony at 4 pm.
Let us tell you that after the Home Ministry's instructions for mock drills amid rising tensions between India and Pakistan in the wake of the Pahalgam terror attack, senior Delhi Police officials have asked all DCPs to prepare a detailed plan for preparations.
He informed that Deputy Commissioners of Police (DCPs) have started meetings with senior police officials to strengthen patrolling in the national capital.
Day and night patrolling increased in Delhi.
A source said, "We have increased day and night patrolling in the city. We have also deployed paramilitary forces along with policemen on Delhi's borders with Haryana and Uttar Pradesh. Security has already been increased in the city. DCPs are personally monitoring the arrangements in their districts. They are holding meetings with Assistant Commissioners of Police (ACPs) and Station House Officers (SHOs)."
What is a mock drill?
Mock drill is a kind of exercise which is done in an emergency situation. Usually mock drill is done to avoid natural disasters, fire, terrorist attacks and other crises. Its purpose is to keep people alert about the impending danger and increase awareness.
Mock drills include exercises like air raid warning system, hotline radio communication link with the Indian Air Force, defense training for common people, and crash blackout measures.
Punjab Floods: 1400 villages and 4.5 lakh people affected by floods... 37 dead, heavy rain for two days; this is why the situation worsened
The flood situation has worsened due to continuous rains in Himachal and Punjab. More than 1400 villages in all 23 districts of Punjab have been hit by floods. In such a situation, the Punjab
Waqf Act Row: Hearing on petitions against Waqf Amendment Act in Supreme Court today, many states have challenged it
The Supreme Court will hear petitions against the constitutional validity of the Waqf (Amendment) Act 2025 on Thursday. Chief Justice BR Gavai and Justice Augustine George Masih will hear the case.
Nikki Murder Case: 'If he had been shot in the chest, it would have given some relief to my heart', father's plea to CM Yogi- bulldozers should be run on the accused's house
Anyone who heard about the Nikki murder case in the Greater Noida (Gautam Buddha Nagar) district of Uttar Pradesh, their heart trembled. Actually, Nikki's husband, Vipin Bhati, is accused of burning
Nepal Unrest: Situation in Nepal is getting worse, people returned to India via Panitanki, said- now life has come back
The situation is getting out of control due to the violence spread during the protest of Gen Ji against government corruption in Nepal. In such a situation, tourists who went to Nepal and Indian
The Bengal Files: Anupam Kher appeals to people to watch Bengal Files, wishes the makers on the release
Vivek Agnihotri's upcoming film 'The Bengal Files', which was in the news even before its release, has been released in theaters today. Now, regarding the release of the film, Anupam Kher, who is part
Solapur Fire: Prime Minister Modi expressed grief over the deaths in the fire incident in Solapur, and announced compensation
Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed grief over the deaths in the massive fire in Solapur. At least eight people were killed in the accident. The Prime Minister also announced an ex-gratia of Rs 2
Nepal Unrest: India rescued the volleyball team trapped in Nepal; the video went viral, pleading for help
Amid the violent protests in Nepal, an Indian volleyball team has been safely evacuated by the Indian Embassy in Kathmandu. According to the information, the embassy was in constant touch with the
COVID-19: Active cases of corona in the country are more than 6400, 163 cases of the new XFG variant; How dangerous is this variant
For the last 20 days, a new wave of corona has been seen in India. The number of infection cases is increasing with each passing day. While the total active cases were 257 on May 22, it has increased
It is mandatory to show one Bengali film every day in Bengal's cinema halls. The Mamata government issued an order
It has been made mandatory for all cinema halls and multiplexes in Bengal to show at least one Bengali film every day during prime time throughout the year. In this regard, the instructions have been
CBSE New Rules: CBSE has issued a new rule; these students will not get mark sheets, and the school will be responsible
75 percent attendance is mandatory for board examinees in Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) schools, but in view of the complaint of low attendance in some schools, the board has clarified
