Early on February 17, Delhi-NCR experienced strong tremors as a 4.0 magnitude earthquake struck the region. The earthquake, which occurred at approximately 5:36 AM, had its epicenter in Delhi, near Dhaula Kuan, at a shallow depth of just 5 km. Residents rushed out of their homes in panic as the tremors shook the city and surrounding areas, including Noida, Greater Noida, and Ghaziabad. While no major damage or injuries were reported, the strong tremors triggered alarm bells, especially since the epicenter was located within Delhi. Experts suggest that the shallow depth and the soft alluvial soil in some parts of Delhi amplified the seismic waves, contributing to the intensity of the tremors. Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged people to stay calm and remain alert for possible aftershocks, and authorities are closely monitoring the situation. This event has raised concerns about Delhi's vulnerability to earthquakes, given its urban infrastructure and proximity to the Himalayas.