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More than 500 lives lost in fire incidents over six years, raising serious safety concerns
A devastating fire at a Malviya Nagar bed and breakfast, claiming 21 lives, has renewed scrutiny of Delhi's fire safety infrastructure. This incident highlights a grim trend, with over 500 fire-related deaths recorded between 2019 and March 2026. Experts cite rapid urbanization, illegal constructions, and non-compliance with safety norms as key contributing factors.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Delhi Malviya Nagar fire: Police files culpable homicide FIR; at least 21 killed, owner on the run
A fire in Malviya Nagar, Delhi killed 21 people and left 47 others rescued, prompting families to rush hospitals in search of missing relatives. Doctors reported several victims…
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hindustantimes.com
Delhi fire: Hotel under scanner, owner absconding, 18 foreign nationals killed | Top points on Malviya Nagar blaze
While police officials believe the death toll may increase, it has been confirmed that at least 18 foreign nationals were killed in the fire. | India News
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Delhi's Malviya Nagar fire: Can the owner be charged with culpable homicide?
NEW DELHI: The fire at Flourish Stay B&B in south Delhi's Malviya Nagar that claimed at least 21 lives may trigger a criminal investigation similar to the one seen after the 2022…
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Still suffering from world-class delusion - The Economic Times
A devastating fire at Delhi's Mi Casa Inn claimed over 20 lives, exposing India's severe safety lapses. This incident follows a building collapse in Saket and the Uphaar cinema…
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Delhi hotel fire toll rises to 21; 19 remain critical, including 10 foreigners on ventilators
A devastating fire at the Flourish Stay B&B in Malviya Nagar has claimed 21 lives, including 11 foreign nationals and 10 Indians. The blaze left 16 injured and 19 in critical…
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Relaxed policies for ‘ease of doing business’ putting lives at risk in national capital
The recent fire at a Malviya Nagar bed and breakfast highlights concerns over Delhi's fire safety policies and enforcement gaps, raising questions about proposed relaxed…
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Dodgy licences, unauthorised expansion among violations to surface after Delhi fire
Together, these violations created conditions that turned a fire into one of Delhi’s deadliest fire disasters in recent years. | India News
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Malviya Nagar fire news LIVE: Victims struggled to open doors due to digital locks; BnB owner Lavkesh Bajaj arrested
Malviya Nagar fire LIVE News: After21 people were reported killed in the fire incident in as several of the officials warned that the death toll could rise, as several of the…
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dawn.com
Foreigners among 21 killed in Delhi B&B facility fire
NEW DELHI: A fire ripped through a bed-and-breakfast (B&B) facility in New Delhi on Wednesday and killed at ...
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Why were victims trapped inside after big fire in Delhi? 5 big revelations
While exact cause of the fire is yet to be established, police said preliminary investigations suggest it started in the restaurant operating on ground floor. | India News
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scroll.in
Delhi: Building owner arrested after fire kills 21
The bed-and-breakfast establishment was operating beyond its permitted capacity limit, police said.
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Room permit, closed exit: How safety gaps sparked another Delhi tragedy in BnB blaze, killing 21
Most of the victims of the fire, one of Delhi's worst in years, were either people visiting India for their medical treatment or caregivers of patients. | India News
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Delhi to crack down on fire safety violations after blaze that killed 21
The blaze — the deadliest the city has seen since 2022 — broke out at a hotel in Delhi’s Malviya Nagar.
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Sealed windows, locked basement among lapses found in Delhi guest house fire probe
A devastating fire at a Malviya Nagar guest house claimed 21 lives. Investigations reveal critical safety failures, including sealed windows and a locked basement. Most victims…
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independent.co.uk
Police make arrest after 21 people are killed in Delhi hotel fire
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Hotel owner in custody, hunt on for manager: Delhi hotel fire prompts action as 21 dead | Key updates
A forensic team has collected samples from the site and is examining them to determine what triggered the fire at Flourish Stay in Malviya Nagar. | India News
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newsbytesapp.com
Delhi fire: Owner had prior arrest in fake passport case
Lavkesh Bajaj, owner of Flourish Stays B&B in Malviya Nagar, was arrested last year for involvement in a fake passport case linked to Bangladeshi nationals.
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Safety gaps spark another Delhi tragedy as 21 die in B&B blaze
Owner arrested for lapses; 26 rooms instead of the six allowed, no fire exit. Police say 12 foreigners among victims; most travelled to Capital for treatment | India News
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thehindu.com
Delhi hotel fire: Punished for a guilty system
A deadly hotel fire in Delhi exposes systemic negligence and regulatory failures, resulting in 21 tragic fatalities, including foreign nationals.
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Deaths due to fires up by 398% in a decade in Delhi
Fire-related deaths in Delhi surged by 398% over the past decade, prompting urgent awareness and safety measures.