Horrific Gurgaon accident on cam: Speeding SUV hits multiple cars, dashcam footage emerges
Cattle smuggler injured in exchange of fire with police in Ghasera, 3 Cattle rescuer
North Zone-2 secures 2nd place in CBSE National Boys Cricket Championship
Srinagar, Oct 31:North Zone-2 delivered an outstanding performance to secure second place in the CBSE National Boys Under-17 Cricket Championship 2026. The prestigious national tournament was held at Velammal School in Madurai, Tamil Nadu, and witnessed participation from teams across the country along with international teams representing CBSE schools from Oman and Dubai. Throughout the tournament, the North Zone-2 team, as per a statement, demonstrated discipline, sportsmanship, and exceptional cricketing skills. Competing against strong opponents, the players showcased their talent and determination, leading the team to one of the top positions in the championship. Manish Kumar from Panipat played a crucial role as the teams head coach. His guidance, strategic preparation, and continuous efforts with the players helped the team deliver an impressive performance throughout the competition. Mohammad Talah from Kashmir lead North Zone -2 team to second position under his captaincy. Garv Rohilla of Salwan Public School -Gurgaon delivered an outstanding performance in the semi-final. His achievement has brought immense joy and pride to his school and family.
School murder trial stays in Gurgaon, HC rejects CBI bid to move it to Panchkula
In Gurgaon, rain gives second straight clean air day, but relief may not last
MCG issues 62 notices to officials over delayed complaint resolution, imposes penalties in two cases
Just 3 hours apart, 1 die, 1 injured in accidents on Gurgaon roads
HC rejects CBI plea to shift Gurgaon school murder trial to Panchkula
4 Faridabad ambulances off road for months, Rs 50L diesel drawn, probe on
Road dug up for drain project, commuters wade on muddy stretch
NBCC apartments near uber-prime Chankayapuri match top Gurgaon rates
Delhi-bound vehicles face checks at 12 Sonipat checkpoints from tomorrow
A 24-year-old Gurgaon employee, Prince Singhal, died in a suspected hit-and-run on Delhi's Naraina Flyover on October 24. His sister Diya has alleged that CCTV cameras lacked hard disks, had faulty angles or were not working. Calling the situation an example of murder being legal in India, she has appealed for eyewitnesses and dashcam footage.
A LinkedIn post questioning whether Rs 3050 lakh a year is enough to live in Gurgaon has sparked a debate. The author recalled paying Rs 20,000 in rent and spending Rs 20,000 on food while cooking himself. He blamed lifestyle inflation, expensive purchases and social pressure for rising financial expectations.
Release originals before Nov 2, govt tells medical colleges
College by day, wedding venue in eve: Where classes give way to band, baja, baraat
No Permanent Campuses, Colleges Function From Community Centre, School Building
Ivorian national with previous NDPS case held with cocaine
Property dealer fakes extortion threat from US-based gangster to get police security
Retired health dept employee, wife killed as speeding truck runs over motorcycle in Sohna
Inderjit targets Cong over internal rifts, says Rahul failed to put his team in place
Man charred to death as two trucks collide, one catches fire in Bilaspur
SIR deadline in Haryana extended again
Schools can appeal, but cant reject RTE seat allotment on their own, says Gurgaon district court
Two men held with five illegal pistols; one accused wanted in 8 criminal cases
2 held with 5 illegal pistols; wanted in 8 criminal cases
In Bajghera, police arrested two men, seizing five illegal pistols and eleven magazines during the operation on October 29. Deepak, one of the suspects, has an extensive criminal record, including eight serious offenses in various states. He had previously served six years for murder, and authorities are currently exploring additional connections in this ongoing investigation.
Tree uprooted in Gurgaon's Sector 46 after continuous rainfall; power supply disrupted
Continuous rainfall in Gurugram resulted in a tree uprooting that damaged electricity poles. The power supply in Sector 46 remained disrupted since Thursday night as several households faced outages. The India Meteorological Department had issued a yellow alert for the region, forecasting thunderstorms and rain. Following the rainfall, air quality in Delhi improved, with temperatures dropping significantly.
City AQI deteriorates to 240, remains poor for second day
Garbage fleet planned at 875, but rollout to begin with 100 vehicles
Two killed as vehicles hit pedestrian and woman crossing road
2 women allege harassment, being followed by SUV
Digital Desk | Mumbai, Oct 29 (IANS) Actor Akshay Oberoi, who has explored morally complex personalities across projects such as Gurgaon, Flesh, Thar and Tony. With Gajab Raat, he says what fascinates him about morally grey characters is that they rarely see themselves as the villain of their own story. Speaking about his interest in playing characters with darker shades, Akshay said in a statement: What fascinates me about morally grey characters is that they rarely see themselves as the villain of their own story. Everyone has their own reasons for doing what they do, and exploring that mindset as an actor is incredibly interesting. These roles give me the freedom to experiment with different emotions, contradictions and unexpected traits that may not always be possible with a conventional protagonist. I enjoy playing characters who challenge me as a performer and allow me to discover something new with every project. Gajab Raat also stars Nushrratt Bharuccha, Manoj Bajpayee, Divya Dutta, Saqib Saleem, and Kiku Sharda. Manoj plays Ajay Nirvit, a hyper-efficient and corrupt sub-inspector/cop known for a side-extortion scheme. The film was previously titled Ghooskhor Pandat before being renamed. Akshay, who was also seen playing an antagonist in the Yash-starrer Toxic: A Fairytale for Grown Ups, made his acting debut as a child in the 2002 comedy-drama American Chai. He played his first leading role in Rajshri Productions film Isi Life Mein...! He moved to television work after the release of his first film. In 2012, he played the lead role in Bejoy Nambiar's MTV Rush. Nambiar, impressed with Oberoi's work on the show, offered him his second film, the Tamil remake of the suspense thriller Pizza. He was loved for his work in Laal Rang and Gurgaon. He will next be seen in the Shah Rukh Khan-starrer King, which also stars Suhana Khan and Abhishek Bachchan.
Akshay Oberoi has a particular fascination with characters who exist in shades of grey. Rather than sticking to conventional hero roles, the actor has consistently explored morally complex personalities across projects such as Gurgaon, Flesh, and Toxic. With Gajab Raat, he returns to a space that offers him the opportunity to push creative boundaries and explore the many layers of human behaviour. For Akshay, negative and morally ambiguous characters offer a unique creative freedom. Often driven by conflicting emotions, unconventional motivations and unpredictable choices, such roles allow an actor to move beyond familiar character tropes and explore personalities that are not easily defined as good or bad. It is this complexity that makes portraying such characters particularly exciting for him. Speaking about his interest in playing characters with darker shades, Akshay Oberoi said, What fascinates me about morally grey characters is that they rarely see themselves as the villain of their own story. Everyone has their own reasons for doing what they do, and exploring that mindset as an actor is incredibly interesting. These roles give me the freedom to experiment with different emotions, contradictions and unexpected traits that may not always be possible with a conventional protagonist. I enjoy playing characters who challenge me as a performer and allow me to discover something new with every project. Akshay will next be seen in Shah Rukh Khans keenly-awaited King, which will release in theatres on December 24. Also Read: Akshay Oberoi begins Jaipur shoot for Aashram 4 after Love Lottery response
25 lakh flat in 100-crore DLF Camellias? Gurgaon agent explains how to do it legally
DLF Camellias in Gurugram offers a unique blend of luxury living and affordability with its upscale apartments and Economically Weaker Section flats. Many buyers are drawn to the investment potential of these affordable units, bolstered by their prime location. Eligibility for EWS flats is aimed at families earning below 1.8 lakh annually.
Weather patterns are expected to take a turn across various parts of India on Thursday. Regions might experience thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and strong winds, while others could stay clear. Key cities such as Delhi, Noida, and Gurgaon should anticipate fluctuating weather. Coastal Andhra Pradesh is expected to face challenges due to Cyclone Arnab, contributing to the unstable conditions.
New software to help owners find impounded vehicles at Gurgaon Sector 29 traffic police parking yard
Gurgaon air turns poor, AQI climbs to 203
Youth clings to moving Thar as Gurgaon traffic cops try to impound it
Nitin Nabin to join BJPs Rohtak padyatra on Haryana Day
Delhi bars entry of below-BS-VI vehicles from Nov 1; 4 Haryana districts on alert
Sweeping machine runs 56.5km in Gurgaon, sweeps 0.3km
In Gurgaon, a mechanised road-sweeping machine claimed to cover 56.5km; however, further investigation revealed it actually swept only 0.3km, having veered off course at high speeds. Meanwhile, the Commission for Air Quality Management is preparing to activate a state-of-the-art command center next week, aimed at monitoring real-time emissions and pollution across the Delhi-NCR, staffed by nearly 100 officials focused on ensuring compliance with environmental standards.
How Will Gurgaon Fight Pollution When 41% Of Its Sweeping Machines Are Non-Functional?
As pollution season kicks in, a TOI reality check finds 10 of Gurgaons 24 road-sweeping machines parked idle in Sector 47 at night, when they should be out on the roads clearing dust. With a Rs 6-crore maintenance contract underway and the city already 48 machines short of its clean-air target, who is accountable?
The SIT probing the September 13 road rage incident involving biker Shivani Chauhan has concluded that accused Kalyan Baisla deliberately rammed his car into her motorcycle. Police said the charges, including attempt to murder, are likely to remain in the chargesheet, which is expected to be filed in court within a week.
Calculated, intentional act: SIT says Gurgaon woman biker was deliberately rammed by car
Seven multi-storey buildings sealed, illegal structure razed in Gurgaon Sector 72
Ajay Kumar, 2013-batch IAS officer, appointed Gurugram Metro Rail Limited head
Repeated deadline extensions mark college admission cycle
25-year-old man dies as bike collides with dumper near Bhondsi BSF camp
673kg marijuana worth Rs 1.25 crore seized near Rajiv Chowk, 2 held
Sultanpur park sees 53% rise in waterbirds, far below 2023 peak
Gurgaon records coldest October night in 29 years as temperature drops to 12C
Delhi Sees Coolest Oct Morning in Three Years; Gurgaon coldest Oct night at 12 degrees
Delhis BS6 rule is coming: Is your NCR vehicle on the banned list?
Delhi will bar entry of non-BS6 vehicles registered outside the capital from November 1, 2026, to January 31, 2027, as part of its winter pollution plan. Over 10 lakh vehicles in Gurgaon, Faridabad, Noida, Greater Noida and Ghaziabad could be affected. CNG and electric vehicles are exempt. ANPR cameras and 300 enforcement personnel will police entry points. Heres how to check whether your car is BS4 or BS6 through the VAHAN database, your registration certificate or a dealer today.
Why Is Gurgaon's New Civil Hospital Delayed?
Gurgaon's old 200-bed Civil Hospital was demolished in 2021 after repeated structural failures. The plan was to replace it with a new facility. Today, the site is a parking lot.In January 2025, the government said construction would begin by May. That deadline passed, and the project remains stuck.The proposed Rs 1,054-crore hospital is planned in phases. Why has Gurgaon's replacement civil hospital still not been built?
Illegal Mangar Bani road: How two forest reports struck different notes
Court drops criminal breach of trust charge in M3M-MGF land dispute
15 more smart signals for Gurgaon but adaptive timing promise uneven
12-year-old boy dies after falling into reaper blades attached to familys tractor
Cab driver found dead in Sector 77 was strangled with towel after spat over money, 1 arrested
449 patients await organ transplants in Gurgaon, 2nd highest in Haryana list
Two years on, 700m Sector 109-112 road remains incomplete
Haryana warns private medical colleges against excess fees
Rera upholds flat cancellation, denies buyers interest for handover delay in Gurgaon
AQI moderate for 2 days in a row, set to turn poor in Gurgaon
Minimum temperature drops to 16.8C in Gurgaon; rain, gusty winds likely later this week
Manholes, dim lights & no footpaths: Gurgaon office hub tests your risk appetite
7-year-old dies after motorcycle collision; man killed in separate accident
125kg spoiled paneer destroyed in Gurgaon raid; sweets, khoya samples sent for tests
Update real-time medicine stock info on online portal, govt hospitals across Haryana told
Haryana cities breached annual PM10 limit every year since 2019
