Former Prime Minister Dr Manmohan Singh passed away at Delhi's AIIMS Hospital late on Thursday night. He was 92. His last rites will be held on Saturday and a seven-day mourning has been declared by the central government.

Delhi Traffic Police has implemented traffic restrictions and diversions for Christmas Day, December 25, to manage crowds near churches, malls, and markets. Key updates include road closures, alternative routes,

Delhi Police will also launch drive against drunk driving in Delhi on Christmas. Police pickets will be set up in different parts of the city to check commuters violating the traffic rule. With the New Year celebrations also around the corner, Delhi Police will continue drive against drunk driving till January 1 next year.

Delhi Traffic Police have made extensive arrangements to manage traffic and maintain order during Christmas celebrations in the city. Deployed personnel are near churches, malls, and markets, and a drive against drunken driving will continue until New Year.

On the occasion of Christmas, Commuters have been advised to plan their routes accordingly and avoid congested areas during the celebrations. Police personnel will be deployed to manage the situation efficiently,

The court will run on weekdays and will be held at district courts, including Dwarka, Karkardooma, Patiala House, Rohini, Rouse Avenue, Saket, and Tis Hazari, clearing around 2,200 challans per day.

To prevent road incidents, the Delhi Police will conduct a crackdown on drunken driving, which will continue until the New Year

The day is celebrated with huge joy and fervour worldwide, where people pray, party, and celebrate the occasion.

Bengaluru's popular churches draw crowds on Christmas, with heavy police deployment ensuring safety and preventing law and order issues.