Cancer-Stricken Property Dealer Shoots Wife, Self In Ghaziabad: Police
A 61-year-old cancer-stricken property dealer allegedly shot dead his wife with his licensed pistol and then killed himself at his house in Radha Kunj society of Raj Nagar Extension on Wednesday, police said.
Flying from Ghaziabad? Hindon Airport to begin flights for three new routes from May1;checkfares
Flights from Ghaziabad's Hindon Airport to Varanasi, Jaipur, and Patna will begin from May 1 via Air India Express.
Ghaziabad schools can't change uniforms for five years: Education department issues order
Ghaziabad education department acts on complaints about private schools. Schools cannot change dress codes for five years. Prior approval is needed for changes. Schools cannot force parents to buy from specific vendors. Inspection of 160 schools is planned. Some schools face fines for fee hike violations. Rules exist for fee increases based on teacher salary and consumer price index.
UP govt to build hostels for working women in Ghaziabad, Lucknow, Gautam Budh Nagar
The Uttar Pradesh government is set to build modern, secure, and affordable hostels for working women in Lucknow, Gautam Buddha Nagar, and Ghaziabad. Eight hostels, each accommodating up to 500 women, have been approved under the 'Special Assistance to States for Capital Investment' scheme. With a budget of Rs 381.
Goud to take over as GhaziabadCP, Deepak given charge of Agra
Agra to Ghaziabad: J Ravinder Goud is new police commissioner after reshuffle
Man (26) held for killing uncle over property dispute in Ghaziabad
Ghaziabad vendor arrested for molesting minor girl after video sparks outage
A shocking case has emerged in Ghaziabads Modinagar, where a cart vendor named Jagdish was arrested on charges of molesting an 11-year-old girl. The attack, recorded on camera by a passerby, went viral on social media, leading to immediate action by the Modinagar police station after the family of the girl lodged a complaint on Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Ghaziabad MP Atul Garg calls for all administrative offices in a single complex
Air India Express to offer direct flights from Ghaziabad's Hindon airport to Patna, Varanasi
Air India Express is launching new flight services from Ghaziabad's Hindon civil terminal to Varanasi and Patna next month, utilizing an Airbus A320. Bookings are now open, with introductory fares available for the first week of May. The Hindon terminal is experiencing increased demand as it connects passengers from various nearby cities to major metro destinations.
Three arrested for robbery, murder bid in Ghaziabad village after gunfight
Uniform decision: Ghaziabad schools must wait 5 years for dress code changes
Once fully operational, the FNG expressway is expected to cut the travel time by around 40 minutes between the three cities. Currently, only a 3-km stretch of the expressway is operational.
7 Slaps In 4 Seconds: Woman Attacks Toll Worker Over FASTag Issue, Caught On Camera
According to the eyewitnesses, the woman was coming from Ghaziabad, and instead of settling the toll charge, she physically assaulted the toll worker.
NCRTC launches Namo Bharat trial runs as Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut corridor moves toward full operation
NCRTC initiated trial runs on the Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut Namo Bharat corridor, between New Ashok Nagar and Sarai Kale Khan, testing signalling system compatibility. The Namo Bharat train crossed the Yamuna River for the first time, marking completion of the bridge. Sarai Kale Khan station, designed for multi-modal connectivity, nears operational readiness, aiming to reduce travel time between Delhi and Meerut.
Ghaziabad man arrested for alleged real estate fraud in Loni
Ghaziabad police arrested Ravi Shankar Sharma, a 55-year-old property dealer, for allegedly defrauding individuals by selling plots in Loni under false pretenses. Sharma is accused of taking money from a Varanasi resident, Chanda Srivastava, promising a plot, and providing a fake deed.
Currently, Namo Bharat trains are running between New Ashok Nagar and Meerut South, covering 55 kilometres and 11 stations.
Young lifter from Andhra pushes limits, wins medals
KADAPA: At just 23, powerlifter Done Murali Krishna has already proven that sheer determination and hard work can transform dreams into record-breaking reality. With 40 medals to his nameincluding 18 goldMurali stands as a symbol of grit, passion, and national pride. BPEd second-year student at Narayanamma College of Physical Education, Badvel in Murali continues to dominate both national and international arenas. His latest triumph was a gold medal at the All India Inter-University Championship in Kashmir, where he lifted 640 kg in the 59 kg category. Powerlifting, for Murali, is a call shaped by relentless dedication and the unwavering support of his family. Hailing from Machilipatnam and now based in Vizag, Murali draws strength from his father, Radhakrishna, a Gramin Dak Sevak in the postal department, who has taken loans totalling nearly `7 lakh to support his sons powerlifting ambitions. My father is my biggest supporter. He went into debt just so I could compete at national and international levels, says Murali. His journey began during his student days at IIIT Idupulapaya, where he pursued an integrated B.Tech programme between 2016 and 2022. Inspired by Physics Professor and sports coach Balagovind Tiwari, he took powerlifting seriously in 2018. What began as curiosity soon became a career that now commands global recognition. In 2023, at the World Junior Equipped Powerlifting Championship in Malta, Murali made history. Competing in the 59 kg category, he bagged three gold medals and set a world record in deadlift with 266.05 kg. He had impressed the international circuit a year ago in Istanbul, Turkey, winning multiple medals in both equipped and classic formats in the 53 kg junior category. Recognising his achievements, Yogi Vemana University awarded him a `30,000 cash prize and a monthly allowance of `10,000 for diet and training. Vice-Chancellor Dr Allam Srinivasarao felicitated him. Muralis medal tally continues to grow. In April 2024, he clinched one gold and two silver medals in the senior 59 kg category in Hyderabad. In June, he added two golds and a silver at the Junior Equipped Championship in Patiala, followed by three silvers at the Junior Classic event in Ganganagar. In May, he won gold at the All India Inter-University Championship at TNPESU, Tamil Nadu. Between 2020 and 2023, he consistently dominated junior and sub-junior events across Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Udaipur, and Ghaziabad. Despite financial struggles, Murali excels academically and trains relentlessly. His journey lifts more than just weightsit lifts his familys hopes, young athletes dreams, and Indias spirit. Where there is passion, anything is achievable, says Murali, as he pushes forwardone lift, one dream, and one milestone at a time.
High level of dissolved lead in Indian Ocean: Study
BENGALURU: A study by the National Institute of Oceanography, Goa, and the Academy of Scientific and Innovative Research, Ghaziabad has found higher concentration of dissolved lead (dPb) in the northern and central Indian Ocean (IO), which is much higher (23114 pM) compared to other ocean basins such as the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, with clear a north-south decreasing gradient. The recent study conducted by scientists Chhaya Yadav, Sunil Kumar Singh and Venkatesh Chinni states that among the Asian countries, China and India have exhibited a substantial rise in lead emissions by coal combustion, with an increase of 4.3 to 4.8 times over a last 33-year period; 12.5 and 82.8 thousand tonnes annually for India and China respectively in 2023, due to coal burning. Apart from coal combustion, climatic events such as the Indian Ocean Dipole, which controls dry/wet conditions and dust storms, play a substantial role in the addition of dPb over the southern Indian Ocean, states the study during which the authors had examined the distribution dPb in the IO, based on seawater samples collected during winter monsoon and spring inter-monsoon cruises in 2020 and 2021. Most of the dPb comes from anthropogenic sources largely through coal combustion by atmospheric deposition. The concentration of Pb in Asian aerosols has been found to be significantly higher than in other regions because of increasing emissions from coal combustion, industrial processes, and vehicular emissions. This has led to a higher flux of Pb to the northern and central IO over the past 20 years, stated the report published in Marine Pollution Bulletin. Monitoring and understanding lead dynamics in the IO is crucial because of the high levels of industrial emissions and their environmental impact. Pb is a toxic metal that can cause serious health issues, with even low levels of exposure being harmful, especially in vulnerable populations, such as children and pregnant women. Studies have shown that developmental exposure to lead is linked to adult criminal behaviour, highlighting the importance of monitoring lead levels in the environment to protect human health. Atmospheric transport is the primary pathway for lead to enter the open ocean, with surface waters near continents being most significantly affected by aerosols from pollutants or natural crustal sources. Concentrations of dPb in the mixed layer ranged from 23 to 114 pM, with elevated values in the northern IO. A pronounced latitudinal gradient was observed as dPb concentration decreased from north to south. Substantially higher Pb contribution from continental shelf sediments in Bay of Bengal highlights impact of enhanced sediment loading, primarily driven by the Ganga-Brahmaputra river system, the report stated. The authors observed that in the past decade, there has been a notable shift in lead sources, with a decrease in leaded gasoline emissions and there has been an increase in industrial sources such as coal combustion for power generation and other usage such as ore and metal processing. Anthropogenically derived metals generally have a higher seawater solubility than those derived from crustal aerosol populations.
Trial runs on the 4.5 km Sarai Kale Khan to New Ashok Nagar stretch of the Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut RRTS corridor are expected to commence soon. Sarai Kale Khan station nears completion, poised to become a major transport hub connecting to the Delhi Metro, railway station, and ISBT.
Two die after bike collides with truck in Ghaziabad, two others injured
Premium brews go off shelf in Noida and Ghaziabad as MRP list awaits govt nod
11 days on, Ghaziabad primary school still locked without teachers, students forced to go home
Dust storm, gusty winds sweep Delhi; IMD issues red alert
NEW DELHI: Delhi and its surrounding areas were swept by strong, dusty winds for the second consecutive evening on Friday as a fresh round of thunderstorms and light rain brought relief from the ongoing heatwave. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a red alert for the national capital and the NCR region, warning of moderate to severe thunderstorms accompanied by lightning and gusty winds up to 80 km/h in isolated areas. The alert remained in place till 9 pm. The sudden shift in weather, driven by an active western disturbance, has led to a drop in temperatures and improved air quality. Friday morning began with overcast skies and sporadic drizzle in several parts of the city. IMD data showed Mayur Vihar recorded 5 mm of rain, while Safdarjung reported only a trace. The minimum temperature stood at 22.8 degrees Celsius, slightly above normal. Residents reported seeing trees swaying under strong winds, with some branches snapping and falling in areas like Lodhi Garden and Delhi Gate. A tree reportedly fell on a parked motorcycle, though no serious injuries were reported. Power outages were noted in parts of Noida and Ghaziabad as well. The storm has caused concerns about crop and infrastructure damage. The IMD advised people to remain indoors, avoid sheltering under trees, unplug appliances, and keep away from water bodies during the storm window. The weather office said thunderstorms and light rain would likely continue through Saturday. This comes after the capital experienced a heatwave earlier in the week, with temperatures hitting 40 degrees Celsius on Monday and recording the warmest April night in three years at 25.9 degrees Celsius on Wednesday. The AQI on Friday morning was 172, placing the air quality in the moderate category.
Protests grow louder, 3 liquor shops in Ghaziabad shut for 10 days
BSP leader Mayawatis niece files FIR against husband, in-laws over dowry abuse
LUCKNOW: BSP supremo Mayawati's niece filed a dowry harassment complaint against nine persons, including her husband, mother-in-law, the municipal council chairperson and father-in-law, in Hapur district. The BSP chiefs niece Alice, who got the FIR lodged after the intervention of the local court of Chief Judicial Magistrate, accused her in-laws of demanding Rs 50 lakh as dowry and a flat in Ghaziabad while claiming that her husband Vishal Singh was impotent. The FIR lodged by the Kotwali police station abiding by the court order, also named Vishals elder brother, his wife, Vishals sister and his uncle. The complainants mother-in-law, Pushpa Devi had once contested assembly election on a BSP ticket. In fact, Mayawati has got nine siblings. She has six brothersSiddharth, Naresh, Subhash, Titu, Rajkumar and Anand Kumar who is BSPs national vice-president, and two sisters. The victim is the daughter of Naresh Kumar. In her complaint, the victim told police that she was married to Vishal Singh, a resident of Ramlila Ground in Hapur, on November 9, 2023 at Hotel Hyatt in Delhi. After the marriage, her husband, father-in-law Shripal Singh, mother-in-law Pushpa Devi, brother-in-law Bhupendra alias Monu, sisters-in-law Nisha and Shivani and maternal uncle-in-law Akhilesh started demanding a flat in Indirapuram in Ghaziabad and Rs 50 lakh saying that she was related to BSP chief who had no dearth of money. So, she could easily arrange Rs 50 lakh and a flat. On refusing to meet their demand, the victim was allegedly abused, beaten up and was given life threats. She also alleged that her husband used to take steroid injections for body building before marriage, and he was rendered impotent due to excessive use of steroids. Her in-laws knew about it but they did not tell her or her family before marriage. Claiming that her married life was completely ruined, the victim said when she raised the issue with her mother-in-law and sister-in-law, they threatened her and even asked her to get a child through Vishals elder brother Bhupendra. Alice said, on the night of February 17, 2025, she had a dispute with her husband. After this, her brother-in-law and father-in-law took her to a room, where they thrashed her. The victim added that she was somehow saved after she raised an alarm. The victim alleged her in-laws told her that since Mayawatis clout was dwindling, they were not afraid of her nor could she harm them. On February 18, Alice called her parents and filed a complaint at the local police station. She stated that despite her written complaint, no police action was initiated against her in-laws due to her mother-in-laws influence. Then, on March 21, she sent her complaint through a registered post to SP, Hapur, but to no avail. This led the victim to approach the court of Chief Judicial Magistrate on March 24 and file a petition. On April 8, the court ordered the local police to register a case against accused Vishal Singh, and eight others. SP Gyananjay Singh said a case was registered and action would be taken against the accused after the probe. The FIR was lodged against the accused under sections 85, 115(2), 352, 351(2), 74,75,76, 3 and 4 of BNS.
As mercury soars, power cuts are back in Noida, Ghaziabad
Delhi weather: Rain accompanied with thunderstorms brings relief from scorching heat
Delhi and NCR experienced a sudden weather change. Moderate rain and thunderstorms occurred in several areas. This brought relief from the scorching heat. An intense dust storm swept through the city in the evening. Reduced visibility was reported in Delhi, Noida, and Ghaziabad. The rain arrived after warm night conditions. The city's air quality was in the 'poor' category.
26/11 mastermind Tahawwur Rana being flown to India today; Security beefed up at Hindon airbase
Security has been beefed up at the Hindon airbase in Ghaziabad with 2008 Mumbai terror attack mastermind Tahawwur Rana set to be brought to India today onboard a special flight from the US.
Woman (30) without a helmet dies after truck crashes into bike in Ghaziabad
Special camps in Ghaziabad, Noida to register gig & platform-based workers
NHAI says it can finish the project by June this year, but only if the hurdle is cleared.
Ghaziabad based accountant & clerk stage a robbery to pay off debt, held
City to get direct flight to Ghaziabad from May 1
A family's refusal to give up their land is causing delays in the Delhi-Dehradun Expressway project. Veersen Saroha's house stands in the way of the project. The family has been in litigation with the government for years. The Supreme Court is now involved. The expressway aims to reduce travel time between Delhi and Baghpat.
Another bomb hoax, this time at ordnance factory in Ghaziabad
Fake doctor accused of killing seven cardiac patients in MP arrested in Prayagraj
BHOPAL: Fake cardiologist N John Camm , whose role is being probed in connection with the deaths of at least seven cardiac patients at Mission Hospital in Madhya Pradeshs Damoh district, has been arrested from the Prayagraj district of Uttar Pradesh. Acting on specific inputs, Camm (whose actual name is believed to be Narendra Vikramaditya Yadav) was arrested from a flat of a premium township in Prayagraj on Monday afternoon, more than 12 hours after a FIR was lodged against him in MPs Damoh district at Sunday midnight. He is being brought from Prayagraj and will be in Damoh by late night, Damoh district police superintendent Shrutkirti Somvanshi told TNIE. Earlier on Sunday midnight, a case was registered against Camm and others on the complaint by Damoh districts chief medical and health officer Dr MK Jain, u/s 318(4), 338, 336(3), 340(2) and 3(5) BNS (which deal with cheating, forgery of documents and joint criminal liability for crime committed with a common intent). Section 25 of MP Ayarvaidic Adhiniyam was also included in the FIR against the fake cardiologist, who is believed to be named Narendra Vikramaditya Yadav. The case was registered based on findings of a probe conducted in the matter by a panel of government doctors headed by the CMHO. The panel was constituted in the matter by the Damoh district collector Sudhir Kochar, following allegations by local advocate Deepak Tiwari about seven deaths having happened following surgical procedures performed by Camm at the Missionary Hospital in Damoh. The panel during its probe has concluded that the documents (related to his medical qualifications/expertise) are suspected/fake. The panel has also concluded that deaths of some patients happened due to angiography/angioplasty conducted by Camm. Further specialized probe into the seven deaths of patients which allegedly happened following the minimally invasive surgical procedures by Camm, has been referred to cardiologists at the government medical college in Jabalpur. Importantly, the Damoh Kotwali police registered a case against the fake doctor on Sunday midnight, just a few hours after a National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) team also began investigations into the matter on Monday. Three families, all from Damoh district (who lost their loved ones due to the surgical procedures by the fake doctor) have recorded their statements before the NHRC team on Monday. It's hard to comprehend why the FIR was registered on the CMHOs complaint just a few hours before the NHRC began its probe, is it face-saving? Also, why does the FIR only name the fake doctor among the accused, what about the hospital management not being named in the concerned FIR? The hospitals owner Ajay Lal is already accused in multiple cases, including those pertaining to religious conversion, questioned Deepak Tiwari. What is the issue? According to Tiwari, local advocate and president of the District Child Welfare Committee, they received a complaint from a patient in February, who doubted the credential of N John Camm, as he (Camm) was unable to conduct proper diagnosis. A subsequent probe by Tiwaris team revealed that at least seven fatalities had happened due to the surgical procedures performed by Camm, following which the entire issue was brought to the notice of the Damoh district administration, ensued by the start of a probe by a panel of government doctors headed by the CMHO. According to sources associated with the ongoing investigations, N John Camm (whose real name is believed to be Narendra Vikramaditya Yadav) carried out 15 non-invasive surgical cardiac procedures between January 1, 2025 and February 12, 2025, but he became untraceable after the entire issue of surgical procedures having caused seven deaths came to the fore in February. While total seven deaths have happened, possibly three to four actually happened after the angiography/angioplasty performed by N John Camm, a key source forming part of the ongoing probe claimed. But its not just the seven deaths which are the cause of concern, its also the fake/suspected documents submitted by N John Camm at the Mission Hospital for proving his medical expertise, which are particularly under the scanner. In the documents he claims to have passed MBBS from the University of North Bengals medical college, but enquiry into the registration number mentioned in the document, has turned out to be actually allotted to a doctor in Varanasi (UP). Also, the documents pertaining to MD and DM (Cardiology) from medical colleges of southern India seem suspected. Also, the Andhra Medical Council license number rendered to the hospital by Camm in Damoh, actually doesnt exist, which clearly suggests that he is not just a fake cardiologist, but also a fake doctor, a police officer forming part of the probe said. Whos N John Camm? Though he is named in official documents, including the Aadhar as N John Camm, primary investigations suggest his real name could be Narendra Vikramaditya Yadav, a native of Uttarakhand capital Dehradun. He possibly attained the identity of N John Camm, to strike close resemblance with Prof John Camm, the professor emeritus of clinical cardiology at St Georges University of London. The famous British cardiologist reportedly had confirmed to a fact-checking website that his identity was being misused by Yadav. The fake doctor reportedly operated a website under the name njohncamm.com and also rang a twitter account under the handle @njohncamm, which is suspended now. Yadavs claim about having worked in the past with the British cardiologist Dr John Camm, too have been found to be false. In July 2023, Yadav using the same twitter account, had posted that UP CM Yogi Adityanath could control the riots in France within 24 hours. The concerned tweet was shared by many news channels, but some were later deleted following questions about the accounts authenticity. He had also reportedly posted purportedly photoshopped pictures with UP CM Yogi Adityanath and Bihar CM Nitish Kumar under a fake name in the past. More cases against him in other states? While the FIR against the fake doctor was registered in MPs Damoh district on Sunday midnight, there could be more criminal cases in which he is accused in other parts of the country. Were enquiring about the possibility of multiple cases against him elsewhere, including Noida and Ghaziabad in UP, one police station in Telangana district and also possibility of a case registered against him in Bilaspur (Chhattisgarh), the Damoh district police superintendent Shrutkirti Somvanshi said.
Ghaziabad's Ordinance Factory Receives Bomb Threat Via Mail; Probe On
Ghaziabad Factory Blast Threat: The Ghaziabad police has filed a complaint in the matter and an investigation is also underway.
Today's Ghaziabad Satta King Results: Latest Updates
Discover the latest results from the Ghaziabad Satta King game, including winning numbers and insights into how the game operates. This popular lottery-style game offers substantial rewards, but it also comes with risks. Learn about the game's legal status and how to participate responsibly. Check today's results and stay informed about this engaging game that captivates many in North India.
Drains, roads choked: Ghaziabads Nyay Khand 1 fears for the worst this monsoon
Fire erupts in incense stick factory, second blaze in Ghaziabad in 3 days
Myanmar earthquake: India sends more humanitarian aid in C-17 aircraft
The aid took off from the Hindon air force station in Ghaziabad on April 6, 2025
Delhi govt approves500-croreroad projectas part of infra push
Elevated road to connect Sonia Vihar with Ghaziabad, says PWD Minister Parvesh Sahib Singh; project a result of demand by Minister Kapil Mishra to decongest north-east Delhi, he adds; plans on to lay 300-cr. pipeline for continuous water supply
Noida and Ghaziabad see a rise in liquor revenue, but still fall short of target
Car Crashes Into Pregnant Woman's Hut In UP, Healthy Baby Delivered Following Impact
A family in Ghaziabad survived when a car fell from a bridge onto their slum. Four were injured, including a pregnant woman who later delivered a healthy baby girl. Police has seized the car and now seeking the car's owner
445 Waqf properties are on govt land in Ghaziabad, survey shows
Air quality moderate in Noida, stays poor in Ghaziabad
Ghaziabad residents protest against liquor shops near condos & schools
Gangster with Rs 25k reward held in Ghaziabad
A pregnant woman in Ghaziabad delivered a healthy baby girl despite suffering head injuries when a car fell off a flyover and landed on her shanty. The accident, in which her husband and sons were also injured, involved a vehicle carrying four men who escaped unhurt.
The expressway will pass through nine districts, bringing economic and transport benefits to thousands of people.
Navratri rush: Cops announce diversions for heavy vehicles in Ghaziabad
MBA Student, 25, Dies After Jumping From Ghaziabad Flat's 9th Floor: Cops
A 25-year-oldMBAstudentdiedbysuicideon Tuesday after jumping from the ninth floor of his flat at a high-riseinIndirapuram, police said.
From cricket to badminton & tennis: Ghaziabad set to get a complex for 22 sports
Key RSS, BJP meet in Ghaziabad for better coordination
The RSS and the office bearers of UP unit of ruling BJP will hold a joint coordination meeting in Ghaziabad on Wednesday, aim at bolstering better coordination between the Sangh, the fountain head of the BJP, party organisation, and the state government. The meeting, likely to be attended by UP CM Yogi Adityanath, the state BJP chief Bhupendra Chaudhary, organisational secretary Dharmapal Singh and regional presidents. This committee takes place at a time when the BJP is getting ready not only to name its new national president, but also the state unit chiefs. Notably, the party had recently done the organisational rejig in UP by appointing 70 new district presidents and clearing the decks for state unit chief of the party to lead it into the high-stakes 2027 UP assembly elections. The RSS is expected to be represented by joint general secretary Arun Kumar, besides a host of Kshetra and Prant Pracharaks. While the media is being kept away from the meeting, the agenda of which remains under wraps. Sources said that the deliberation would focus on the consolidation of people from different social groups, especially, the SC and OBC. Notably, the BJP faced a surprising outcome of the 2024 Lok Sabha polls following Samajwadi Partys narrative of Picchda, Dalit, Alpsankhyak (PDA), which dented the saffron party considerably in UP. RSS functionaries, however, said that the meeting was a routine exercise undertaken from time-to-time. Sources said that the RSS may review its ongoing activities in UP, especially in the socio-politically important west UP region, in the wake of its centenary celebrations next year.
Director Who Offered Film To Viral Maha Kumbh Girl Monalisa Arrested On Rape Charges
Sanoj Mishra was arrested in Ghaziabad. Filmmaker Sanoj Mishra who promised to make a film with viral Maha Kumbh girl Monalisa has been arrested under rape charges.
Delhi-Dehradun Expressway Ready For Commuters, But Here's The Reason Why It's Still Not Operational
A house, which is built on a 1,600 sqm plot in Ghaziabad's Mandola, is part of a legal case pending in the Supreme Court due to which operations on the Delhi-Dehradun expressway remain suspended
Delhi police arrest filmmaker after woman alleges rape, assault, and forced abortions
A 45-year-old film director was arrested in central Delhi for allegedly raping and assaulting a 28-year-old woman. The complainant claimed he forced her to undergo three abortions during their four-year relationship. Police used technical surveillance to apprehend him in Ghaziabad. His bail application was denied by the Delhi High Court; investigations continue.
The personnel from Nabi Karim police station in Central Delhi nabbed Sanoj Mishra from Ghaziabad after a woman accused him of raping her many times with the promise of giving a role in a film.
Ghaziabad Man Kills Roommate Over Cooking Dispute, Arrested
Accused allegedly made victim drink liquor mixture before fleeing; body found days later in decomposed state
India rushes to Myanmars aid as earthquake toll tops 1,600
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday spoke to Min Aung Hlaing, the leader of Myanmars military-led government, reaffirming Indias unwavering commitment to Myanmar in the wake of the devastating 7.7-magnitude earthquake that has claimed over 1,600 lives and left more than 3,400 injured. As a first responder, New Delhi ramped up relief and rescue efforts under Operation Brahma, launched in the early hours of Saturday, with the first aircraft carrying 15 tonnes of relief material taking off from Hindon Air Force Base at 3 am for Yangon. Shortly thereafter, two aircraft carrying search and rescue personnel, equipment, and canines departed for Myanmar, followed by additional shipments of relief material and personnel to support the extensive operation. After speaking to the Myanmar leader, Modi said on X: Spoke with Senior General Min Aung Hlaing of Myanmar... As a close friend and neighbour, India stands in solidarity with the people of Myanmar in this difficult hour. Myanmar-Thailand earthquake death toll crosses 1000, over 2,000 injured; India sends 15 tonnes of relief aid Two Indian naval ships, INS Satpura and INS Savitri, carrying 40 tonnes of humanitarian aid, have been dispatched to the port of Yangon and two more ships are set to sail shortly. If additional relief materials are required, there are extra ships stationed at Visakhapatnam, Sri Vijaya Puram, and Andaman Islands ready to be deployed, said Captain R Raghu Nair of the Indian Navy, A field hospital with 118 personnel, including doctors and medics, is set to be airlifted from Agra late Saturday. Total aid sent to Yangon by air sorties and Naval ships equals 137 tonnes, sources said. NDRF personnel have also been deployed. Commandant P K Tiwary of the 8th NDRF battalion in Ghaziabad, near Delhi, is leading the Urban Search and Resue team, an official said. NDRF Deputy Inspector General (Operations) Mohsen Shahedi said the next 24-48 hours are crucial for the team to play an active role on the ground. The team is also bringing rescue dogs for the collapsed structure search and rescue operation, following International Search and Rescue Advisory Group guidelines.
Shahberi Road Widening Project: Ghaziabad-Greater Noida Road Shut For 20 Days; Details Here
The Shahberi Road connecting Ghaziabad and Greater Noida is being expanded to prevent congestion in the wake of an anticipated increase in traffic flow once the Noida Airport becomes operational.
India sends 80 NDRF personnel to quake-hit Myanmar
Commandant P.K. Tiwary of the 8th NDRF battalion based in Ghaziabad will lead the Urban Search And Rescue team.
Boiler blast at a paper mill in Uttar Pradesh kills three
GHAZIABAD: Three labourers were killed in a boiler explosion at a paper mill in the Bhojpur police station area here on Friday, police said. The incident occurred around 6 am when the workers were on duty at the mill. All of a sudden the boiler blasted due to which the three labourers were flung in the air and fell 50 feet away, a police source said. The workers sustained severe injuries, with their body parts strewn around, the source said. The deceased have been identified as Yogendra, Anuj, and Awdhesh. Their ages are yet to be ascertained. Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Rural Surendra Nath Tiwari said, The factory owner, Avneesh, resides in Modinagar. The mill manufactures lamination paper. The family members of the deceased wagers have reached the spot. Further investigation is underway, Tiwari added.
Uttar Pradesh govt to develop Ramayan Park in Ghaziabad
The Ghaziabad Development Authority (GDA) is set to commence work on Ramayan Park, Sanskriti Darshan Park and Greenwood Park from April in line with Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's vision to transforming Uttar Pradesh into Uttam Pradesh, official ...
UP Teen Kidnapped, Raped In Graveyard In Ghaziabad: Cops
Police have booked two men --Israel and Ashraf -- alleged as the assailants in the complaint. They are still at large.
Girl, 17, kidnapped, raped in graveyard in UP's Ghaziabad
Two men, Israel and Ashraf, accused of kidnapping and assaulting a minor in Modinagars Niwari area, remain absconding
The FNG Expressway will provide a direct, smooth route and improve connectivity between Faridabad and Uttar Pradesh.
Nithari killings case: SC to hear pleas challenging Surendra Koli's acquittal on April 3
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Tuesday said it would hear on April 3, a batch of petitions challenging the acquittal of Surendra Koli in the 2006 Nithari serial killings case. The apex court had last year agreed to examine separate pleas, including those filed by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and the Uttar Pradesh government, challenging the Allahabad High Court's decision acquitting Koli on October 16, 2023. The pleas were listed for hearing on Tuesday before a bench of Justices B R Gavai and Augustine George Masih. One of the lawyers appearing in the case mentioned the matter before the bench and requested that the pleas be taken up for hearing next week. Terming it an extraordinary case, the counsel said children were going missing in Nithari for about two years and later, the police found several skeletal remains. Nithari killings: SC agrees to hear CBI's plea against HC verdict acquitting Surendra Koli The lawyer said that Koli was arrested in the case and was kept in police custody for around 60 days. We will grant leave and will have it on some Thursday, the bench said and posted the matter for April 3. Koli's counsel had earlier told the apex court that evidence against him was a confessional statement, recorded several days after his police custody in the case. One of the pleas in the top court has been filed by the father of one of the victims challenging the high court's verdict. Koli was awarded death penalty on September 28, 2010 by the trial court. Moninder Singh Pandher and his domestic help Koli were accused of rape and murder of persons, mostly children from their neighbourhood in Nithari, UP. The high court acquitted them in the death penalty case and said the prosecution had failed to prove their guilt eyond reasonable doubt and called it a otched up investigation. Reversing the death sentence given to Koli in 12 cases and Pandher in two cases, the high court said the probe was othing short of a betrayal of public trust by responsible agencies. The high court allowed multiple appeals filed by Koli and Pandher, who challenged the death sentence awarded by a CBI court in Ghaziabad. A total of 19 cases were lodged against the duo in 2007, and the CBI filed closure reports in three cases due to lack of evidence. Koli was acquitted in three of the 16 remaining cases and his death sentence in one case was commuted to life. The killings came to light with the discovery of the skeletal remains of eight children from a drain behind Pandher's house at Nithari in Noida, bordering the national capital, on December 29, 2006. Further digging and searches of drains in the area around the house led to more skeletal remains. Most of these remains were those of children and young women who went missing in the area. The CBI took over the case within 10 days of the crime and its search resulted in the recovery of more human remains.
Widow Attacks Father-In-Law With Cricket Bat In Ghaziabad, Leaves Him Lying In Pool Of Blood
Aarti, the accused, told police that her father-in-law had been casting predatory glances at her for quite some time and also attempted to touch her inappropriately.
Faridabad-Noida-Ghaziabad Expressway will connect three key NCR cities. Construction work will soon commence as the map has also been passed.
Construction of largest station of Namo Bharat corridor likely to be completed in April
The largest Namo Bharat station on the Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut corridor, Sarai Kale Khan, is expected to be completed by the end of April. Trial runs between New Ashok Nagar and Sarai Kale Khan are set to begin soon, with significant construction and electrification tasks nearing completion.
Hindu seer booked for remarks against Mahatma Gandhi
The complainant also alleged that Narsinghanand used abusive language against the Ghaziabad police commissioner and the assistant police commissioner of Loni in a video.
Uttar Pradesh: Yati Narsinghanand booked for inflammatory, abusive remarks
GHAZIABAD: Controversial priest Yati Narsinghanand Giri has been booked for allegedly spreading hate and abusing top police officers of the district in a video, officials said on Saturday. According to an FIR lodged here, the priest of the Dasna Devi Temple has been accused of making derogatory remarks against Mahatma Gandhi and using words intended to incite religious sentiments, cause criminal intimidation, insult, defame, and disturb public peace. The complainant also alleged that Narsinghanand used abusive language against the Ghaziabad police commissioner and the assistant police commissioner of Loni in a video. Deputy Commissioner of Police (Rural) Surendra Nath Tiwari said the complaint lodged at the Wave police station on Friday alleged that Narsinghanand's statements were designed to provoke and disrupt communal harmony. Investigation into the matter was underway, the officer added.
Priest Yati Narsinghanand Booked for Spreading Hate in Ghaziabad
Yati Narsinghanand Giri, priest of Dasna Devi Temple, faces charges for derogatory remarks against Mahatma Gandhi and Ghaziabad police officers
Akhilesh takes jibe at BJP MLAs threat
Lucknow: Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav has taken a swipe at the BJP, suggesting the Uttar Pradesh (UP) government should create a new Threat Ministry to accommodate its MLAs. His remarks came in response to recent controversies involving a BJP MLA from Ghaziabad. The honourable Chief Minister should also create a Threat Ministry to accommodate Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Investigation underway in Rajouri mysterious deaths: J&Ks Government
SRINAGAR: As the legislators on Wednesday demanded a CBI probe into the 17 mysterious deaths in Badhaal village in J&Ks Rajouri, the government said an investigation into the mysterious deaths is underway. The government also said that the clinical and laboratory reports have detected the presence of insecticides in the food samples and viscera samples of the deceased. The NC, PDP and CPI (M) MLAs sought a CBI probe into 17 mysterious deaths in Badhaal village of J&Ks border district of Rajouri. The 17 people including 13 children and four adults had died within 50 days of mysterious illness in the village. The authorities had declared the whole village as a containment zone and shifted the population to a quarantine centre, where they were released after over a month-long stay. Responding to a question by NC MLA Javed Iqbal Choudhary on the CBI probe into mysterious deaths, Health Minister Sakina Itoo said the investigation is underway.The investigation under the home department is actively pursuing the leads, she said. The Special Investigation Team (SIT) of police is probing the mysterious deaths. The minister said the clinical reports, lab investigations and environmental samples indicate that the incidents are not due to a communicable disease of bacterial or viral origin. Administration seals spring in Rajouri's Budhal village after 17 'mysterious deaths' The PGMIER Chandigarh revealed the presence of Aluminium and Cadmium. The CSIR-IITR Lucknow has found Aldicarb sulphate and Acetamipride Diethyl Dithiocarbamate, Chlorphenapyr. The DRDE-DRDO Gwalior found Chlorphenapyr, Abrin from samples of Sattu and maize bread. The NFL, FSSAI Ghaziabad found Chlorphenapyr and Chlorpyrophos from the food samples while CFSL, Chandigarh has found Chlorphenapyr in viscera samples of all the 17 deceased, she said. A total of 64 people had fallen ill due to mysterious illness in the Badhal village, where the first case was detected on December 7. Of the 64 patients, 17 died while 44 others have recovered and three are under observation at Government Medical College and Hospital Jammu. The doctors have adopted the Standard Treatment Policy(STP) and Discharge Procedure (DP) for the patients of Badhal village. The SOPs have been prepared by the expert team of AIIMS New Delhi/PGI Chandigarh. All the SOPs laid down by these teams are being adopted during the stay of the patients in the hospital and simultaneously at the time of discharge and follow-up, the minister said. Samples of 3500 people from the village have been taken for examination and investigation is underway. The deaths due to mysterious illness has caused fear among the villagers but with no new caste detected, the normalcy is slowly returning to the affected village.
Delhi: Commuters from Noida, Ghaziabad face massive jams as traffic is restricted in several areas
Heavy traffic congestion impacts Noida and Ghaziabad commuters traveling towards Delhi for the second day due to New Zealand PM Christopher Luxon's visit, leading to restricted routes on the Delhi-Meerut Expressway. The lack of prior advisories caused major delays and frustration among travelers. Traffic police cited safety and logistical reasons for the absence of prior advisories.
Ghaziabad Man Rapes, Strangles 7-Year-Old Daughter, Blames Neighbour: Cops
A man allegedly raped and strangled his seven-year-old daughter in the Loni Border area, later fabricating a story to frame a neighbour, police said on Tuesday.
Food Poisoning Probe Into Ghaziabad Girl's Death Finds She Was Raped, Murdered By Father: Report
The family initially claimed the girl fell ill after eating kadhi, a yoghurt-based dish, prepared by their neighbour on 13 March
The family became alarmed after failing to reach the victim on call despite multiple attempts following her message. They alerted Kaushik, her husband, who returned home to discover the door locked from inside.
Delhi airport operator sues government over flights from defence airbase
Delhi airport will become economically and financially unviable, after the government permitted commercial flights from the defence airbase in Ghaziabad, Delhi International Airport Limited said in the March 10 lawsuit
Jammu-Hindon flight to start from Mar 23
Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Mar 16: In a major relief for the travellers between Jammu and the southern parts of Delhi-NCR, Air India Express will start a new flight connecting Jammu with Hindon, Ghaziabad Airport. Follow the Daily Excelsior channel on WhatsApp The flight will operate daily, except on Saturdays, from March 23, 2025. Sharing this information on X, Minister of State in PMO, Dr Jitendra Singh said, Heartening information for Jammu-Delhi travellers.For the ease of journey and relatively economic fare, [] The post Jammu-Hindon flight to start from Mar 23 appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
AI Express flight to operate between Hindon, Ghaziabad and Jammu from Mar 23
Jammu, Mar 16: The Air India Express will operate flights between Hindon, Ghaziabad and Jammu from March 23. Sharing details, Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh posted on X, HEARTENING INFORMATION FOR #JAMMU- #DELHI TRAVELLERS. For the ease of journey and relatively economic fare, particularly for those travelling to and fro between Jammu and the southern [] The post AI Express flight to operate between Hindon, Ghaziabad and Jammu from Mar 23 appeared first on Northlines .
AI Express Flight To Operate Between Hindon, Ghaziabad And Jammu From March 23
Jammu, Mar 16: The Air India Express will operate flights between Hindon, Ghaziabad and Jammu from March 23. Sharing details, Union Minister Dr Jitendra Singh posted on X, HEARTENING INFORMATION FOR #JAMMU- #DELHI TRAVELLERS. For the ease of journey and relatively economic fare, particularly for those travelling to and fro between Jammu and the southern parts of NCR Delhi like Noida etc, an Air India Express flight will operate daily (except Saturdays) between Hindon, Ghaziabad Airport and Jammu from 23rd [] The post AI Express Flight To Operate Between Hindon, Ghaziabad And Jammu From March 23 appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Who Is Krishna Shekhar Rana? Man Held For Posing V-C To Oman High Commissioner
A 66-year-old man was arrested after sending a letter to the Ghaziabad Police Commissioner and District Magistrate's office, requesting special protocol and security arrangements for a visit by Dr (Prof) K S Rana, High Commissioner of the Sultanate of Oman (Muscat).
Woman Criticises Man For Skipping Daughter's Wedding; He Kills Her: UP Cops
A 48-year-old woman was strangled by her husband in Trans Hindon's Defense Colony area in Ghaziabad, police said on Saturday.
