Minor Raped By 2 Men She Met Through Social Media In Gurugram: Cops
A class 11 student was allegedly kidnapped and gang-raped by two men who she met on social media, police said on Thursday.
Thales signs long term avionics maintenance and electronic flight bag contracts with IndiGo
Thales has secured two significant contracts with IndiGo, India's largest airline. The deals include an 11-year avionics maintenance agreement covering over 1,200 aircraft, utilizing Thales' MRO facility in Gurugram. Additionally, a 5-year fleet-wide Electronic Flight Bag roll-out will extend AvioBook's usage across IndiGo's fleet, enhancing operational efficiency and sustainability.
Digital real estate is democratizing property investment in India, allowing retail investors and NRIs to participate with smaller ticket sizes. Flexible ownership models and tech-enabled platforms are enhancing accessibility and transparency. Emerging growth corridors like Noida and Gurugram offer value, while GST rate rationalization on construction materials could reduce costs and boost housing affordability.
Gurgaon MP Rao Inderjit embarrasses Haryana government over delay in Gurugram metro project
Union Minister Rao Inderjit Singh demands accountability for 7-year delay in Gurugram metro project, questioning government responsibility.
IndiGo has partnered with Thales for long-term maintenance, covering its existing and future Airbus fleets. Thales will provide avionics repair services through its 'Avionics-By-The-Hour' and 'Repair-By-The-Hour' programs, utilizing its new MRO facility in Gurugram. IndiGo also renewed its contract with AvioBook for electronic flight bag solutions to streamline operations.
Oil minister Puri trashes claims of biofuel harming engines; says E20 petrol safe, eco-friendly
NEW DELHI: Oil Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Tuesday dismissed claims of biofuels damaging automobile engines as rubbish and said petrol blended with 20 per cent ethanol is environmentally safe to use. All the stories you hear about biofuels being harmful for engines, there's a lot of 'BS' - 'B' capital, 'S', capital, and I don't know what that means, but it's a specializer, he said at KPMG's annual energy and resources conclave, ENRich 2025 here. Though he did not specify, he implied a cuss word for 'rubbish'. Petrol blended with 20 per cent ethanol extracted from sugarcane or foodgrains, is safe to use, he said. With all of the 90,000-plus petrol pumps across the country selling only E20 petrol (80 per cent petrol and 20 per cent ethanol), some motorists complained about the impact on older vehicles. Carmakers added to the confusion by initially saying E20 fuel had not been tested for compatibility with older vehicles, but later backtracked to say they were safe to use. Puri and his ministry have repeatedly dismissed fears around the use of E20 as unfounded but said older vehicles may need to replace some rubber parts and gaskets which is a simple process. Puri on Tuesday said the percentage of ethanol blended in petrol in 2014 was 1.4 per cent which has now reached 20 per cent. And I want to put a full stop there. We will now assess where we have to go. All the stories you hear that we are now going to do another leapfrog, etc, we haven't come to that conclusion, he said. E20 fuel improves acceleration, ride quality; usage does not affect validity of insurance: Centre On the criticism about the use of E20, he said people write about interviewing somebody who is an automobile engineer whose 2021 or 2022 purchased car was doing very well until E20 came. But the important point is to find which car was being used by the automobile engineer and where he lives. If he lives in Gurugram or in Delhi and goes to Gurugram everyday, I can give you 21 reasons why the efficiency of the car we talked about (will go down). For a country that is 88 per cent dependent on imports to meet its oil needs, biofuels and cleaner energy are imperative of the time, he said. Going by projections made by the International Energy Agency, the Indian demand for energy will rise three times the global demand for the next two decades. 25 per cent of the increase in demand (globally) will come from India. Puri said India had 700 GCCs in 2010 which have grown to 1800 now and will rise to 2200 by 2030. They employ 1.9 million professionals and generate USD 65 billion in annual revenue. By 2030, this will grow to 2.8 million jobs and over USD 100 billion in revenue. Responding to social media chatter about the impact of 20 per cent ethanol-blended petrol on vehicles, Puri's ministry had last month stated that concerns over a drastic drop in fuel efficiency are misplaced, adding that the fuel in fact offers improved acceleration. SC rejects PIL against nationwide rollout of 20% ethanol-blended petrol Doping petrol with 20 per cent ethanol extracted from sugarcane or maize is a national programme aimed at cutting emissions and raising income of farmers, which is being sought to be derailed by some by fomenting fear and confusion, it had said. On August 4, the ministry had in a post on X said: Ethanol, being lower in energy density than petrol, results in a marginal decrease in mileage, estimated at 1-2 per cent for four-wheelers designed for E10 and calibrated for E20, and around 3-6 per cent in others. Social media posts have pointed out that the calorific value of ethanol is 29.7 as compared to 46.4 of petrol and so the energy produced per litre is 65 per cent of petrol. E10 is petrol mixed with 10 per cent ethanol. Social media posts also cite June 2021 Niti Aayog report to state that E20/E27 in E10 cars degrades rubber/plastic, corrodes metal, harms fuel systems, cuts mileage and may lead to need for part upgrades. Blending ambition with friction: Is E20 revving up or breaking down?
How AI-based eye scans can detect high blood sugar, heart disease
GURUGRAM, Sept 16: The integration of machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) is providing a new lens for viewing retinal health, transforming the field of ophthalmology from a reactive one to proactive and predictive. Retinal images offer a non-invasive view of blood vessels and nerve fibres. They are not just a window into the eye, but also a valuable diagnostic tool for a host of diseases. For instance, the narrowing of small blood vessels in the retina called retinal arterioles [] The post How AI-based eye scans can detect high blood sugar, heart disease appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Outspark wants to put job seekers back in control
With AI-powered resumes, interview prep, and personal branding tools, the Gurugram startup is reimagining career growth for Indias mid-career professionals.
Gurugram Metro Rail Ltd set take over rapid metro operations
Delhi woman driving BMW that killed senior Finance ministry official taken into cutody
A BMW accident in Delhi Cantonment killed Finance Ministry Deputy Secretary Navjot Singh (52) and injured his wife. Police arrested driver Gagandeep Kaur (38) and registered a culpable homicide case under multiple BNS sections. The cars occupants, Gurugram residents, were also injured.
National Karting C'ship: Rivaan Dev Preetham Dominates In Mini Max; Sets Track Lap Record
FMSCI National Karting Championship Rotax: Mumbais Krish Gupta led a double podium for Rayo Racing as he topped the Finals in the Senior category in the fourth round of the MECO-FMSCI National Karting Championship Rotax Max Classes with SIDVIN Energy Engineering as the Presenting Sponsor and MRF Tyres as the partner sponsor, which concluded at the Meco Kartopia circuit here on Sunday. One of the highlights of the weekend was the performance of Chennai schoolboy Rivaan Dev Preetham (MSPORT) who yet again wrote his own script while dominating the Mini Max category where he swept to P1 in all the sessions that included two Heats, the Pre-Final and the Finals to consolidate his top position on the leaderboard. He leads Faridabads Yatharth Gaur (Leapfrog Racing) by 32 points after four rounds. To top it all, Rivaan set a track lap record of 57.991 seconds around the 1.2 Kms circuit in the Pre-Finals session. Krish Gupta upstaged the Senior Max field that included favourite and championship leader Bengalurus Ishaan Madesh (Peregrine Racing) who finished fourth. Krish, who started the race from fifth on the grid, made places for a win and thus, picked up crucial points. In P2 was Arjun Vijay Chheda (Crest Motorsports) from Pune. Aahil Mecklai, also from Mumbai and Rayo Racing, completed the podium in a thrilling race. Until the Final, it was Ishaan Madesh who had dominated by topping both the Heats and the Pre-Finals, but the Bengalurean, having started the Finals from pole position, got involved in an incident that saw him lose track position and finish fourth. The result notwithstanding, Ishaan continues to head the points table, albeit only two points ahead of Arjun Vijay Chheda. Another Pune youngster, Arafath Sheikh (Crest Motorsports) won both the Finals and the Pre-Final to underline his supremacy in the Junior class as did Shiv Tummala (Peregrine Racing) from Bengaluru in the Micro Max category. The Round-4 performance helped Arafath to move within 30 points of leader Eshanth Vengatesan (MSPORT) from Chennai who finished fourth in Pre-Finals and fifth in the Finals. In second position on the points table is Kozhikodes Shonal Kunimal (Birel Art India). The Championship leaders, Rivaan Dev Preetham (Mini Max), Eshanth Vengatesan (Junior Max) and Ishaan Madesh (Senior Max) have been nominated for the RMC Grand Finals to be held at the Shakir circuit in Bahrain from November 29 to December 6. Results: Senior Max (Finals 18 laps): 1. Krish Gupta (Mumbai, Rayo Racing) (16mins, 57.541secs); 2. Ajun Vijay Chheda (Pune, Crest Motorsports) (16:58.849); 3. Aahil Mecklai (Mumbai, Rayo Racing) (17:00.784). Pre-Final (16 laps): 1. Ishaan Madesh (Bengaluru, Peregrine Racing) (13:17.191); 2. Arjun Vijay Chheda (Pune, Crest Motorsports) (13:19.777); 3. Aahil Mecklai (Mumbai, Rayo Racing) (13:20.993) Junior Max (Finals 16 laps): 1. Arafat Sheikh (Pune, Crest Motorsports) (15:18.506); 2. Kiaan Shah (Mumbai, Rayo Racing) (15:20.876); 3. Kairav Roberson (Chennai, MSPORT) (15:29.883). Pre-Final (14 laps): 1. Arafat Sheikh (Pune, Crest Motorsports) (13:17.485); 2. Kiaan Shah (Mumbai, Rayo Racing) (13:23.874); 3. Rishik Rohit Reddy (Bengaluru, MSPORT) (13:24.370). Senior Max (Finals 18 laps): 1. Krish Gupta (Mumbai, Rayo Racing) (16mins, 57.541secs); 2. Ajun Vijay Chheda (Pune, Crest Motorsports) (16:58.849); 3. Aahil Mecklai (Mumbai, Rayo Racing) (17:00.784). Pre-Final (16 laps): 1. Ishaan Madesh (Bengaluru, Peregrine Racing) (13:17.191); 2. Arjun Vijay Chheda (Pune, Crest Motorsports) (13:19.777); 3. Aahil Mecklai (Mumbai, Rayo Racing) (13:20.993) Also Read: LIVE Cricket Score Micro Max (Finals): 1. Shiv Tummala (Bengaluru, Peregrine Racing) (12:21.437); 2. Shiv Neel (Coimbatore, MSPORT) (12:22.231); 3. Rudra Pratap Singh (Gurugram, Leapfrog Racing) (12:24.640). Pre-Final: 1. Shiv Tummala (Bengaluru, Peregrine Racing) (12:13.427); 2. Shiv Neel (Coimbatore, MSPORT) (12:16.613); 3. Arshi Gupta (Faridabad, Leapfrog Racing) (12:16.703). Article Source: IANS
Indigo to begin 6 weekly direct flights to Athens by early Jan 2026 using Airbus A321 XLR aircraft
MUMBAI, Sept 15: Domestic carrier IndiGo on Monday said it will deploy its maiden Airbus A321 XLR aircraft, which is scheduled to be delivered by the end of this year, on its Athens, Greece route from January next year. The Gurugram-based airline had earlier this year announced that it would launch its flight services to 10 international destinations this financial year. IndiGo is all set to bring home Indias first A321XLR by the end of 2025, and begin six [] The post Indigo to begin 6 weekly direct flights to Athens by early Jan 2026 using Airbus A321 XLR aircraft appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
What We Know About Couple In BMW Which Rammed Finance Ministry Official
The couple in the BMW lives in Gurugram, police said, adding that they own a business of making horse leather saddles, seats, covers, and belts.
Cong. protests against broken roads in Gurugram
PSB Manthan 2025 in Gurugram: Envisions transformation towards Viksit Bharat 2047
Two-day conclave in Gurugram brought together policymakers, regulators, industry leaders to shape the future of Indian banking.
Man Gets 5-Year Jail Term For Sexually Assaulting Boy In Gurugram
A court in Gurugram sentenced a man to five years of imprisonment for sexually assaulting a boy three years ago, police said on Saturday.
Man Arrested For Stabbing Wife To Death In Gurugram
Gurugram police arrested a man for allegedly stabbing his 30-year-old wife to death in the middle of the road in Sector 15 on Saturday morning over domestic discord.
Food Delivery Agent Crushed To Death By Speeding Truck In Gurugram
A 20-year-old food delivery agent was killed in a road accident after being crushed by a speeding truck near the Southern Peripheral Road (SPR), police said on Saturday.
Navy commissions new base to support surveillance in Indian Ocean Region
Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi emphasized real-time information sharing for maritime security as India's interests expand. INS Aravali, commissioned in Gurugram, will bolster maritime domain awareness and command & control. It will support information centers like IMAC and IFC-IOR, enhancing collaboration and India's role as a security partner in the Indian Ocean Region.
India unveils INS Aravali in Haryana
CHANDIGARH, Sep 12: In a landmark move to fortify its maritime defenses, India is set to commission INS Aravali, the first naval base in Haryana, strategically located amidst the scenic Aravali hills in Gurugram. The inauguration will be presided over by Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Dinesh K. Tripathi, marking a significant step in enhancing Indias vigilance over the Indian Ocean Region (IOR). INS Aravali is designed to serve as a nerve center for maritime domain awareness (MDA), equipped with [] The post India unveils INS Aravali in Haryana appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
INS Aravali Commissioned as Navys new nerve centre in Gurugram
Named after the steadfast Aravali Range, the base will support command, control and Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) operations
Apollo Hospitals to acquire 31 pc stake held by IFC in arm Apollo Health & Lifestyle for Rs 1,254 cr
Apollo Hospitals Enterprise Ltd will acquire International Finance Corporation's 31% stake in Apollo Health and Lifestyle Ltd for 1,254.07 crore, making AHLL a wholly-owned subsidiary. This move aims to consolidate ownership, improve operational efficiencies, and enable better integration with diagnostic services. Additionally, a comprehensive oncology facility will be established in Gurugram with an investment of 573 crore.
Indian Navy to commission INS Aravalli tomorrow, aiming at strengthening maritime domain awareness
NEW DELHI: A new support base of the Indian Navy, INS Aravalli, focusing on the Information and communication centres of the Force, is being commissioned on Friday at Gurugram. The Indian Navy, in a statement, said,INS Aravali, deriving its name from the unwavering Aravali range, shall support various information and communication centres of the Indian Navy which are key to Indias and Indian Navys command, control and Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) framework. INS Aravali will be commissioned in the presence of Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi, Chief of the Naval Staff. Maritime Domain Awareness refers to awareness of anything pertaining to the maritime aspects which has an influence on the security, safety and economic matters. INS Aravali Naval Base, guided by the motto or 'Maritime Security through Collaboration, exemplifies a supportive and collaborative ethos, working seamlessly with naval units, MDA centres and allied stakeholders, added the Navy statement. Giving it a unique identity, the Crest of the base comprises central mountain imagery perfectly symbolising the unwavering and strong Aravali Range, and the rising sun representing eternal vigilance, resilience and energy, in addition to the dawn of niche technological capabilities in the field of communications and MDA. Thus, said the Navy, the Crest embodies the steadfast commitment of the Base to facilitate eternal vigilance in order to defend Indias maritime interests.
'Old Gurugram Is Not Dead': CA Shares Rule Of Thumb For Homebuyers And Investors
When any new Metro line or Metro station is built, property prices in nearby areas go up, according to Kaushik.
New Delhi: ED searches in Rs 346-cr bank `fraud` case
The probe focuses on Gurugram-based Hythro Power Corporation Ltd (HPCL), currently under liquidation, and its directors, Amul Gabrani and Ajay Kumar Bishnoi, among others
REA India operates across 30+ offices nationwide, with its corporate headquarters in Gurugram, Haryana.
Urban Footprint Of India's Eight Major Cities Doubles In 30 Years: Report
The analysis covers urban areas of Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi NCR (Delhi, Gurugram, Noida & Greater Noida, Faridabad, Ghaziabad), Kolkata, Hyderabad, Mumbai MMR, and Pune
Police, Commission question NARI-2025 report for ranking Dehradun as 'unsafe' city
DEHRADUN: A controversial report by Pvalue Analytics, which branded Dehradun an unsafe city for women in its National Annual Report and Index (NARI) 2025, has sparked outrage in Uttarakhand. The report has drawn sharp criticism and a full-scale challenge from the State Women's Commission and local police. The Uttarakhand State Women's Commission has vehemently objected to the report, casting serious doubt on its reliability. On Tuesday, the Commission issued a stern directive to Pvalue Analytics, demanding that all survey-related documents and minutes of meetings to be submitted within one week. On Monday, Mayank Dahiya, a representative from Pvalue Analytics, appeared before the Commission. He described the NARI 2025 as an academic report and expressed regret over the controversy, but failed to provide satisfactory answers to the Commission's pointed questions regarding the methodology and data. Due to a lack of crucial information, the Commission reprimanded Mr. Dahiya and has now ordered the company's Managing Director and the entire research team to appear at the next hearing, a Commission official stated. Commission Chairperson, Kusum Kandwal did not mince words, telling TNIE , Several serious flaws have been found in the report. It is entirely unclear which women were included in the survey, what specific questions were asked, and what the actual research criteria were. She warned, If a satisfactory explanation is not provided by the company at the next hearing on September 15, the Commission will not hesitate to take necessary action. In a separate development, sources close to TNIE revealed that Pvalue Analytics representatives appeared before Senior Superintendent of Police Ajay Singh, where they struggled to provide convincing answers to police queries. The police probe was launched following widespread objections from trader organisations, hotel associations, and educational institutions, all of whom demanded action against the report for categorising Dehradun among the 10 most unsafe cities for women in the country. SSP Singh had earlier assigned the investigation to SP Rishikesh, who had issued a notice to the company. On Monday, Dahiya also met with SSP Singh, claiming the survey was conducted for a university academic research curriculum, with two distinct teams handling data collection and analysis. However, he reportedly failed to provide satisfactory explanations for fundamental questions about the survey's basis. SSP Ajay Singh has now directed the company's Managing Director, along with members of the data collection and analysis teams, and all documents related to the research/survey, to be presented within a week. If satisfactory answers are not provided within the stipulated time, or if the facts presented are found to be baseless, strict legal action will be taken against the company, the SSP Singh clarified, underscoring the seriousness of the allegations. Pvalue Analytics, the firm behind the controversial report, also has a prominent project team. The project's Principal Investigator is Prof. (Dr.) Manjula Batra, a Senior Professor at The NorthCap University, Gurugram, and former Dean and Head of the Faculty of Law at Jamia Millia Islamia University, New Delhi. Karan Kataria, a Rajya Sabha Research Fellow and Lecturer at Jindal Global Law School, O.P. Jindal Global University, Sonipat, serves as Co-Principal Investigator. Sumit Arora, a Partner at Pvalue Analytics, is the Project Director, with Dr. Seema Tiwari of Pvalue Analytics serving as the Project Manager.
Two Arrested After Half-Naked Body Of Foreign Woman Found In Gurugram
Two suspects were arrested after a foreign woman was found dead at IMT Chowk on the DelhiJaipur highway. Police are investigating sexual assault and reviewing CCTV footage.
CHANDIGARH: The Union Minister of Environment, Forests and Climate Change, Bhupender Yadav and Haryana Chief Minister, Nayab Singh Saini, have been given a memorandum by the National Alliance for Climate and Ecological Justice (NACEJ) to scrap the proposed 10,000-acre Aravalli Zoo safari project. NACEJ is a pan Indian forum of the National Alliance of Peoples Movements (NAPM) comprising grassroots movement activists, ecologists, climate scientists, environmental researchers and lawyers. The 10,000-acre Aravalli Zoo safari project is the 'Worlds Largest Curated Safari Park' in Gurugram and Nuh districts of Haryana. A few months ago, a group of 37 retired Indian Forest Service officers from across the country had written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, opposing this project. NACEJ today sent a memorandum to the Union Minister of Environment, Forests and Climate Change Bhupender Yadav and Haryana CM Saini calling for immediate abandonment of the proposed Aravalli Zoo Safari Park. The memorandum critiques the proposed project and suggests alternatives, while also stressing the need for effective conservation of the fragile Aravalli ecosystem, upholding of community rights and the Forest Rights Act. The land identified for the project is ecologically significant. It comprises areas notified under the Punjab Land Preservation Act (PLPA), 1900, and land afforested under the Aravalli Plantation Project. Notably, a significant portion of the funding for the Aravalli Zoo Safari Park project will reportedly be sourced from compensatory payments for forest loss due to the disastrous megaproject planned in the Great Nicobar Island. The Haryana Zoo Safari project is fundamentally a commercial tourism venture with severe and irreversible negative consequences for the region's ecology, wildlife, and local communities, it reads. The memorandum stated that the project threatens the livelihoods and rights of local communities who depend on the Aravalli forests for fodder, fuelwood, and other resources. Following the declaration of 24,353 hectares as Protected Forest for compensatory afforestation, the Haryana Government suspended all community and individual rights over the land for 30 years. Furthermore, the project risks the displacement of approximately 100 economically vulnerable families who live in the area but lack formal land titles. Environmental Researcher and Lawyer Meenakshi Kapoor said, This action is in contravention of the Indian Forest Act, 1927, and directly violates the Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act, 2006 (FRA), which mandates the recording and recognition of people's rights. She further added that the plan to introduce exotic, charismatic species like tigers, lions, and cheetahs into fenced enclosures is a major point of contention. Conservation experts argue that fencing a contiguous 10,000-acre patch of forest will be devastating. It will fragment a critical and last-remaining functional wildlife corridor in Haryana, which connects to Mangar Bani and Asola sanctuaries and is used by native species like leopards, striped hyenas, sambar deer, and honey badgers. This fragmentation will obstruct the free movement of native wildlife, disrupt natural food chains, and likely increase human-wildlife conflict. Malaika Mathew Chawla, Ecologist, says, He focuses on a few exotic species for tourism, also risks the neglect of the several endangered and threatened native species that the Aravallis currently support. The Safari enclosures and the fencing will obstruct the free movement of existing wildlife in the Aravallis and cause fragmentation of the area and thus negatively impact their survival and well-being, The Aravalli range is a critical ecological feature, serving as a natural barrier against desertification and acting as a vital groundwater recharge zone for the water-deficient National Capital Region. Neelam Ahluwalia, Founder of People for Aravallis, a civil society group advocating for conservation of the Aravalli range, said, The extensive construction planned in the zoo safari in 10,000 acres of the Haryana Aravallis including hotels, clubs, roads, entertainment parks, landscaped gardens, etc. will involve clearing vegetation, destroying micro-habitats, and disrupting the region's aquifers. This will put immense pressure on an already severely depleted groundwater table in both Gurugram and Nuh districts. The influx of tourists will also lead to increased waste generation, pollution, and noise, further disturbing the fragile ecosystem. This is particularly alarming in a region already struggling with illegal construction, rampant illegal mining and mixed waste dumping and burning. As an alternative to the Aravalli Zoo Safari Park, NACEJ suggested developing a genuine and just ecotourism model centred on the regions native wildlife and local culture. Such an initiative would augment local livelihoods and generate tourism revenue without jeopardising the ecological integrity of the Aravallis.
Swatch Brings an Immersive 'Scubaqua' Experience in DLF Cyber Hub, Gurugram
The Swatch campaign was launched in mid-August and the activation is one of its kind in India and goes beyond the traditional ways of product display, giving a new dimension to the world of advertising and marketing. The playful experience with striking visuals not only highlights Swatch's new collection but also sets a new benchmark of how lifestyle brands can connect with their audiences.
Half-Naked Body Of Foreign Woman Found In Gurugram,Police Launch Probe
A foreign woman, about 35, was found dead with injuries near IMT Chowk, Manesar, Gurugram. Police are investigating, awaiting forensic and autopsy reports for more details.
'Getting Ripped Off': Russian Woman's Gurugram Lavish Lifestyle Stuns Internet
The majority of social media users were perplexed by her spending and advised her to rein it in.
Union Minister Manohar Lal Khattar and Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini have laid the foundation stone for the project. The metro will also improve links to Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad and Faridabad.
Gurugram: Man Assumed Dead Returns Home After 'Cremation' By Family
The police said the DNA samples of the body have been preserved and will be used to ascertain the identity of the person whose last rites were conducted by the family.
Max Estates Buys 7.5-Acre Land In Gurugram To Build Rs 3,000-Crore Housing Project
Max Estates is one of the leading real estate companies in the country.
Gurugram man declared dead, cremated, but returns alive next day, know what happened
In a shocking incident, Gurugram man, believed to have been beheaded and killed, surprisingly walked back into his home a day after his family had performed his last rites. The shocking reunion has left his loved ones bewildered with the sudden turn of events.The man is identified as Poojan Prasad, a labour contractor who lived in Sector 36, Gurugram, according to the police.
Max Estates buys 7.5-acre land in Gurugram to build Rs 3,000 cr worth housing project
NEW DELHI, Sept 6:Max Estates Ltd has acquired a 7.25-acre land in Gurugram to develop a housing project with an estimated revenue of Rs 3,000 crore, as the company intends to expand business amid strong demand. In a regulatory filing on Saturday, the company informed that the board has approved acquisition of Base Buildwell Private Limited (BBPL). Base Buildwell is a special purpose vehicle holding licence and development rights over the 7.25-acre land parcel located at Sector 59, Golf [] The post Max Estates buys 7.5-acre land in Gurugram to build Rs 3,000 cr worth housing project appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Haryana CM Saini, Manohar Lal perform Bhoomi Pujan for Gurugram metro corridor
North India Braces For More Rain: IMD Predicts Heavy Showers In Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan
IMD forecasts rain and thunderstorms for Delhi, Gurugram, Faridabad, and Ghaziabad. Yamuna crosses danger mark. Punjab faces worst floods in decades.
Gurugram doctors remove two parasitic twins from infants abdomen in rare surgery
NEW DELHI: Doctors at a private hospital in Gurugram successfully removed two parasitic twins from the abdomen of a one-month-old baby girl diagnosed with a rare congenital anomaly known as fetus in fetu. The surgery was carried out at the Fortis Memorial Research Institute in Gurugram, with doctors confirming that the condition is estimated to occur in only around one in five lakh live births worldwide, making it a medical rarity. Most reported cases are detected in infancy or early childhood, though some have been also seen in adults. Globally, fewer than 300 cases of fetus in fetu -- single fetus developing within another newborn have been recorded to date, while instances involving multiple parasitic foetuses are even rarer, with only around 35 cases documented worldwide. The case came to light when the one-month-old baby girl was brought to the hospital with complaints of a swollen abdomen, excessive irritability and feeding difficulties, the hospital said in a statement. Initial examinations revealed abnormal growth inside her abdominal cavity, it said, adding that further imaging confirmed that the child was carrying two malformed babies within her abdominal cavity. This rare condition happens early in pregnancy, when one baby surrounds and traps another inside its body. The trapped baby cannot grow or survive. In this baby's case, both malformed babies were enclosed within a single sac, making it an exceptional medical rarity, the statement added. The pediatric surgical team at Fortis Gurugram planned the surgery after stabilising the infant. A specialised pediatric anesthetist was involved in the surgery and post the procedure, the baby responded well and continued to show steady signs of recovery under close monitoring. Talking about the challenges involved in handling the case, Dr Anand Sinha, Director, Pediatric Surgery at Fortis Memorial Research Institute, Gurugram said, The biggest challenge was operating on such a young newborn, with absolute precision. Post-operative intensive care also needs to be very thorough to avoid any mishaps. Pain relief in small newborns is also challenging. Sinha, however said, it is important to understand is that this condition, while rare, is not cancerous. Once removed, the chances of recurrence are extremely low. These are not tumorous growths but malformed fetal structures that do not divide uncontrollably. The child's recovery so far has been very encouraging, he said. This case adds to global medical literature on fetus in fetu and reaffirms the importance of advanced pediatric surgery facilities in India, he added.
From Mumbai to Gurugram: branded residences redefine Indias high-end real estate
International hospitality names enter housing with Four Seasons and St. Regis setting new benchmarks in India
At Gurugrams Madam Chow, Sichuan spice and Cantonese craft take centre stage
Paisabazaar Opens First Retail Store in Gurugram, Plans to Open 100 More Across India
About Paisabazaar Paisabazaar, a part of PB Fintech (listed since 2021), is India's largest marketplace for consumer credit and free credit score. Over the last 11 years, Paisabazaar has earned the trust of over 50 million consumers and it handles 20 lakh+ monthly enquiries from 1000+ cities. Paisabazaar has built 65+ partnerships withBanks, NBFCs, and fintechs to offer a broad range of credit products. Paisabazaar is ISO (27001:2013) and PCI DSS certified organisation, with industry-best controls, to safeguard the best interest of consumers.
Old, Unrelated Video Shared as Huge Cloud Formed in Haryanas Gurugram
Neither is this video recent nor is it related to the rainfall in Haryana.
Gurugram Doctors Perform Rare Surgery, Remove Parasitic Foetuses From Babys Abdomen
The case dates back to July this year when a 20-day old infant was admitted to a hospital in Gurugram. The baby is healthy and doing fine now.
Delhi-NCR Rain: Yellow Alert In Capital, Noida; Orange Warning For Gurugram | Full Forecast
Delhi Rain: IMD has predicted light to moderate rain for Delhi, Noida and Gurugram for today, September 4. Orange and yellow alerts are also in place for different regions.
RISE Infraventures Diversifies into Leasing-based Verticals Pan India, Targets Significant Growth
The company will also enter asset management, with its first Development project expected to be announced in Gurugram shortly. With this forward-looking approach, RISE is well-positioned to accelerate its growth trajectory in India's high-end real estate sector.
Watch: Gurugram Man Lifts Scooter Over Head To Beat Traffic Jam
Incessant rains in Delhi-NCR have once again brought the area to a standstill, causing massive traffic jams
Gurugram Metro Expansion: Phase-1 construction worth Rs 1,277 crore to begin from...
The contract for the first phase of Gurugram Metro has been awarded to a joint venture for Rs 1,277 crore plus GST.
Delhi, Noida and Gurugram brace for more rain as IMD issues fresh alerts; check complete forecast
The national capital is expected to see thunderstorms accompanied by rain through the day, with temperatures forecast to range between 24C and 33C. The weather office has also warned of isolated heavy rainfall across Haryana and Chandigarh on September 4.
The river continues to flow above the danger mark of 205.33 metres. Officials said the all-time high was 208.66 metres.
Rainy Bliss vs Traffic Stress: Rain Revives Old Noida-Gurugram Rivalry
When it rains, it pours for Gurugram. The roads and neighbourhoods get waterlogged, the metro stations witness capacity crowds, and there's often kilometres-long gridlock.
Monsoon Mayhem: Why Gurugram Is Flooded But Noida Isn't? | Explained
Experts credit Noidas robust infrastructure to Greenfield planning, where roads, drains, lights and footpaths were built first, before private developers began projects
Heavy Rain Leads To Waterlogging, Traffic Jam In Gurugram Yet Again
Incessant rain in the last 48 hours saw Gurugram grappling with the issue of waterlogging yet again, with traffic coming to a standstill and residents reporting severe disruptions to their daily lives.
3 Gurugram Cops Suspended After Video Shows Them Taking 'Bribe' From Japanese Tourist
Social media users flagged the incident as a potential bribe, noting that no receipt was issued for the payment.
Monsoon Report Card: Noida Passes, Gurugram Fails. 5 Major Reasons Why
Noida and Gurugram face monsoon differently. Here are 5 reasons why Noida stays dry while Gurugram struggles
Gurugram local spends 6 hours to cover 12 km amid massive traffic jam
A Gurugram local on Monday, September 1, reported that it took him six hours to cover 12 kilometres, with the city seeing massive traffic congestion due to the ongoing rains. Talking to NDTV, Shubham Gupta, described the nightmare as he left his office in Cyber Hub around 4:30 pm and reached home at around 10:15 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 .
Three Gurugram police officers were suspended after a video showing them allegedly accepting a bribe from Japanese tourists went viral on social media. The incident reportedly occurred when the pillion rider on a scooter was not wearing a helmet. ...
Delhi NCR weather update: Rain resumes in parts of Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad, red alert in...
Gurugram remains under orange alert for now. The city witnessed overnight rainfall triggering heavy waterlogging and traffic snarls.
Rain Cripples Gurugram: Severe Waterlogging And Long Traffic Jams | Photos
An Orange Alert has been issued by the India Meteorological Department (IMD) for Gurugram, as another spell of heavy rain is expected today.
6 Hours For 12 Km: Gurugram Resident Shares Traffic Horror After Rain
Speaking about his ightmare to NDTV, Shubham Gupta said he left his office in Cyber Hub around 4:30 PM and reached his home in Sector 48 around 10:15 PM.
'Literal Hell': Gurugram Resident Rages After Falling Into Drain Amid Heavy Rains
In a Reddit post, the user mentioned they had been staying in the city for five months but could not wait to get out.
They Throw Garbage Everywhere: Gurugram Civic Body Officer Blames Residents For Waterlogging
Gurugram District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) issued an advisory asking corporate offices and private institutions to allow employees to work from home on September 2.
When the woman reached her destination, the Rapido driver politely asked her to pay whatever extra she wanted.
The Longest Night: Stuck In A Jam, How I Spent 11 Hours On Gurugrams Roads | First-Person Account
Minutes became hours, stuck amidst bad bumper-to-bumper traffic, as cars broke down and commuters struggled to reach home, recalls a News18 journalist
Gurugram faced severe flooding after a four-hour downpour, paralysing roads and stranding commuters. The city's infrastructure crumbled due to blocked natural drainage, explosive real estate growth over water bodies, and inadequate drainage systems. Despite claims of upgrades, residents express anger over the recurring urban failure, highlighting the need for systemic fixes to prevent future crises.
2 Hours Rain, 20 Km Jam: Gurugram Choked Again, Opposition Targets BJP
The Nayab Singh Saini-led BJP government in Haryana is taking fire due to waterlogging and kilometres-long traffic jams last evening. Opposition leaders have slammed the ruling BJP, which has been in power in Haryana for over a decade now
Tesla gets around 600 orders since India launch, Bloomberg News reports
Sept 2 (Reuters) Tesla has received orders for just over 600 cars since launching sales in India in mid-July, a number that has fallen short of the companys own expectations, Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday, citing people familiar with the matter. The Elon Musk-led EV maker now plans to ship between 350 and 500 cars to India this year, of which the first batch is slated to land from Shanghai in early September, Bloomberg News said. Deliveries will initially be limited to Mumbai, Delhi, Pune and Gurugram, the report said, adding the size of shipments is based on the
Gurugram was paralysed by a four-hour downpour on Monday, leading to widespread flooding and traffic chaos. Commuters faced nightmare journeys, with major roads submerged and gridlocks stretching for kilometers. Residents expressed outrage over the city's infrastructure, highlighting the recurring monsoon woes and questioning its status as a millennium city, as basements and markets were flooded.
Heavy monsoon rains battered Gurugram, Noida and Ghaziabad, prompting an IMD alert and widespread disruption. Gurugram shut schools and offices after severe waterlogging and traffic snarls. What do the next few days have in store for the National Capital Region?
Kms-Long Jam, 200 Distress Calls: Heavy Rain Floods Streets, Triggers Traffic Woes In Gurugram
Heavy rain in Delhi-NCR on Monday triggered a massive traffic jam on the Delhi-Gurugram Expressway, with nearly 200 distress calls made to traffic police.
Floodwater Enters Delhi Homes Amid Heavy Rain, Yamuna Crosses Danger Mark
The heavy rainfall in Delhi-NCR since yesterday has triggered significant traffic congestion, particularly at the Delhi-Gurugram border, and also raised concerns about potential flooding along the Yamuna River.
Gurugram Traffic Chaos Likely Today As IMD Issues Orange Alert; Schools, Offices Shut
The city reeled under heavy rainfall on Monday as continuous rain activity crippled normal life, causing widespread waterlogging and traffic gridlocks across the city
Heavy Rains In Delhi NCR Lead To Severe Traffic Congestion | Gurugram Visuals | Monsoon In India
Monsoon Mayhem In IndiaMonsoon mayhem has brought Gurugram and the NCR region to a standstill! Heavy rainfall has triggered massive waterlogging, endless traffic jams, and complete chaos for commuters. From knee-deep water on arterial roads to office-goers stranded for hours, Gurugram has once again exposed its fragile urban infrastructure.In this detailed ground report, @KaveriGupta3 brings you exclusive updates, visuals, and eyewitness accounts of the monsoon fury. News18 Mobile App - https://onelink.to/desc-youtube
'Can't Blame Nehru': Author Suhel Seth Slams Haryana Govt Amid Rain Chaos In Gurugram
As heavy rains in Gurugram triggered severe waterlogging and traffic chaos, author Suhel Seth slammed the Haryana government for the citys mismanagement.
Delhi NCR Rains: Are schools, offices shut in Gurugram, Noida, Delhi? Check here
Amid heavy rainfall lashing out Delhi NCR regions lincluding, Gurugram, Ghaziabad, Noida, Gurugram authorities have ordered the closure of schools, offices in the city for Tuesday, Septmember 2. Are schools, offices shut in Delhi and Noida?
Delhi govt. issues flood warning
Relief camps being set up with basic amenities, with Yamuna likely to breach evacuation level on Tuesday; all depts. put on high alert, says CM; Capital likely to receive more rain over coming days; Gurugram admin. asks schools, offices to go online
Millennium City ramps up civic response after outcry over crippling infrastructure
A two-day rain-induced deluge in July sparked public fury in Gurugram, prompting the citys municipal corporation to launch a drive targeting waterlogging, waste management, and other civic issues
Delhi-NCR rains: Gurugram admin issues advisory for schools, offices; urges online working mode
Delhi-NCR rains: Gurugram admin issues advisory for schools, offices; urges online working mode
Heavy rains cripple Delhi- NCR: City choked by traffic jams, Yamuna nears danger mark
Torrential rains on Monday brought Delhi and surrounding NCR regions, including Gurugram, to a grinding halt, triggering massive traffic snarls, waterlogging, and disruptions in road, rail, and air travel. Major arterial roads across the national capital witnessed bumper-to-bumper traffic, particularly in South Delhi and along key Ring Road stretches. Flooded streets in areas like Mahatma Gandhi Road, NH-48, Captain Gaur Marg, and parts of Pitampura and Vasant Vihar caused severe congestion, leaving commuters stranded for hours. Metro operations were also hit, with technical glitches on the Blue and Yellow lines causing overcrowding at major stations including Rajiv Chowk. This marks the third technical snag reported on the Delhi Metro network in just a week. #WATCH | Traffic congestion and slow vehicular movement witnessed at Delhi-Gurugram border following heavy rain in Delhi NCR. pic.twitter.com/vVBxbVdoIX ANI (@ANI) September 1, 2025 A technical advisory issued by the India Meteorological Department (IMD) placed most of Delhi under an 'orange alert' for heavy to very heavy rainfall through Monday night. A yellow alert was also in effect earlier in the day. A flood warning was issued in Delhi on Monday by the Irrigation and Flood Control (I&FC) Department after discharge from Haryanas Hathnikund barrage rose to over 3.22 lakh cusecs, the highest this season. Officials warned that water levels in the Yamuna could cross the danger mark of 205.33 m at the Old Railway Bridge (ORB), which serves as a key observation point for tracking the rivers flow , by September 2 evening, reaching around 206 m due to heavy rainfall in the upper Yamuna catchment. The warning issued by the Central Flood Control Room in-charge said the discharge had exceeded 3 lakh cusecs. As the water level of ORB may cross the danger level and is likely to exceed 206.50 m all sector officers are hereby advised to keep a strict vigil in their respective areas and to take necessary action at vulnerable points. People residing within the river embankments shall be warned and shifted to safer places, the warning read. Air travel was equally chaotic, with over 95 incoming flights and more than 350 departures delayed at Indira Gandhi International Airport. Airlines including IndiGo, Air India, Akasa, and SpiceJet issued advisories urging passengers to check flight status before heading to the airport. In Gurugram, where over 100 mm of rainfall was recorded between 3 pm and 7 pm, authorities issued a work-from-home advisory for all private offices and directed schools to shift to online classes for Tuesday, September 2, in anticipation of continued heavy downpours. Authorities remain on high alert as the IMD forecasts further rain through the week. (With inputs from Agencies)
WATCH: Massive traffic jam on Delhi-Jaipur highway in Gurugram after heavy rainfall
Heavy rainfall led to waterlogging and impacted vehicular movement with more rains predicted on Tuesday.
Hundreds Of Vehicles Stuck In Jam On NH-48 As Gurugram Sees 100 MM Rain In 4 Hrs | Video
Gurugram faces chaos as over 100mm rain floods NH-48, IFFCO Chowk, and more. Offices and schools shut, IMD issues Orange Alert.
Delhi-NCR Rains: Gurugram Schools, Offices To Remain Shut On Tuesday? Advisory Issued Amid IMD Alert
Gurugram received rainfall of over 100 mm, prompting authorities to issue a work-from-home advisory for Tuesday.
Delhi-NCR Rains: Gurugram issues advisory for schools and offices. Check details
Heavy rainfall lashed Delhi-NCR, causing severe waterlogging and traffic disruptions in Gurugram, prompting authorities to advise schools and offices to shift online. The city recorded over 100 mm of rain in just four hours, leading to an orange alert for Tuesday with warnings of more heavy showers. Residents faced flooded streets and stranded vehicles, highlighting concerns about drainage and infrastructure.
Will Delhi schools and offices remain shut tomorrow amid heavy rain? Check the latest update
Delhi and NCR faced heavy rain and thunderstorms. The IMD issued an orange alert. Gurugram schools and offices are closed on Tuesday. Authorities advised work from home. Delhi experienced waterlogging and traffic. The Yamuna River is above the danger mark. Faridabad also has an orange alert. Delhi government has not announced any holidays yet.
Watch: Nonstop rain turns Gurugram roads into rivers, traffic at standstill
Gurugram experienced significant traffic disruptions and waterlogging on Monday evening due to hours of heavy rainfall. Several key areas, including Tulip Chowk and IFFCO Chowk, were severely affected. Wazirabad recorded the highest rainfall in the district at 116 mm. The IMD forecasts continued cloudy skies with rain or thundershowers for Gurugram.
Gurugram Rain: Stuck In Traffic For Hours, Many Choose Hotels Over Going Home
Gurugram came into the spotlight again for heavy rainfall on Monday, which disrupted normal life as people chose to book hotels to avoid the traffic snarls at waterlogged roads.
