Didn't know he was related to Nithari killings case, says man who helped Surendra Koli get job
Digital Desk | Haridwar, Sep 18 (IANS) Dharmender, a local, who helped Surendra Koli land a job at a tea stall in Uttarakhand's Haridwar, said on Friday that he was not aware that the latter had been an accused in the sensational Nithari killings case. This comes hours after Surendra Koli committed suicide by hanging himself. His body was found at the tea stall. Speaking to IANS, Dharmender said: I met him 15 days back when he begged me for a job. He had told me that he knows cooking, so I arranged for him to work at the tea stall at my guarantee...Only today I got to know that he is Surendra Koli and was related to the Nithari case. About whether Koli was asked for any identification proof, he said: Just yesterday, I had asked him for his Aadhar card for verification, to which he said that he did not have it here but would get it. So, I had given my Aadhar card to the owner (of the tea stall) and asked him to keep him here on my guarantee. Today morning I saw customers were sitting outside the shop but the shutter was closed. As soon as I attempted to knock, I realised that the shutter was already open. Upon opening it, I saw that he (Surendra Koli) had hanged himself. Dharmender said that Koli was under depression. He (Surendra Koli) was also suffering from low sugar, he added. Meanwhile, Shishupal Singh Negi, Circle Officer (Haridwar City), said that Koli's family has been informed about the incident and investigation is underway. Talking to IANS, Negi said: Surendra Koli has been frequently in the news as he was an accused in the Nithari case, which is why people recognised him. His family members have been informed and should be arriving soon. An investigation is underway, and any further updates will be shared as facts emerge. Whether he (Surendra Koli) was facing trouble at home will only be known once his family arrives. For now, it remains a matter of investigation, he added. In November last year, Koli, who was given the sobriquet Butcher of Nithari, was set free by the Supreme Court, which allowed his curative petition, giving a formal closure to a saga of botched-up probe and media trial built on theories of cannibalism. The 2006 Nithari killings captured public attention after the disappearance of minors from the village was linked to the discovery of human remains in a drain outside Moninder Singh Pandher's home in Noida's Sector-31, which became infamous as House of Horrors.
A Delhi man waiting at the Noida store told India Today Tech that he sold gold to buy an iPhone 18 Pro for his wife, who wanted the new Burgundy colour. The launch also saw buyers travelling from other cities and spending lakhs on the latest iPhone models.
Amaravati set to become Indias second greenfield city with fully privatised power distribution
Andhra Pradesh's new capital, Amaravati, will completely privatize its power distribution network. This move follows Greater Noida's successful privatization model initiated in 1993. The city will also feature a unique underground cable network for electricity distribution. Farmers contributed land for this planned capital, which expects significant population growth. Existing substations will be upgraded as the capital develops and settles.
Surendra Koli, accused in Nithari killings, found dead in his Haridwar tea shop
Koli, who worked as a domestic help at the Noida house of businessman Moninder Singh Pandher, appears to have ended his life, says police.
Surendra Koli, accused of Nithari serial killings, found dead
Haridwar: Nithari case accused Surendra Koli was found dead in his tea stall here on Friday, September 18, police said. Koli, who was subsequently acquitted in several Nithari cases, worked as a domestic help at the Noida house of businessman Moninder Singh Pandher. The Nithari case came to light in 2006 when skeletal remains, skulls 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 .
The Nithari case, which came to light in Noida in December 2006, led to a nearly two-decade legal battle involving Surendra Koli and businessman Moninder Singh Pandher. Koli worked as a domestic help at Pandher's...
CNG, petrol pumps in Delhi-NCR put up 'No UPI, Only Cash' boards over UPI MDR charges
Despite the Finance Ministry asserting that it does not expect the levy of Merchant Discount Rate (MDR) charges on UPI transactions above Rs 2,000 to shift customers to cash, several CNG and petrol pumps in Delhi and NCR have put up boards reading 'No UPI, Only Cash'. These fuel pumps in Delhi-NCR have put up posters and boards telling customers to make payments in cash or by card.A video from a CNG pump in Greater Noida also shows a No UPI, Cash Only poster; at this location, the staff refused UPI payments and insisted on cash transactions. However, after the news came to light, the petrol pump employee saidthe CNG pump's online payment machine had been out of order for three days.
AI could pose major challenge to management education by replacing entry-level work: CEA Nageswaran
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 18 (IANS) Artificial intelligence (AI) could emerge as a major challenge for management education over the next two to three decades by automating the routine and analytical tasks through which young professionals traditionally acquire experience, Chief Economic Adviser V Anantha Nageswaran said on Friday. Addressing the 16th Indian Management Conclave (IMC 2026) in Noida, Nageswaran said the rapid advancement of AI provides an opportunity to fundamentally rethink the way management education is designed and delivered. He stressed that simply introducing additional AI-related courses would not be sufficient to prepare students for a workplace where machines increasingly handle analytical and routine functions. Adding one AI elective will not be enough, Nageswaran said, emphasising that management institutions need to focus more strongly on developing judgement among students. He said the ability to make sound decisions would become increasingly important as AI takes over a growing share of analytical work. The manager's core tool is a clear and patient mind. That tool is under attack before the students even reach the campuses. So these are India's real challenges over the next 20 to 30 years, he said. According to Nageswaran, one of the biggest implications of AI could be the disappearance of entry-level jobs that have traditionally acted as an apprenticeship for young professionals. Routine and codified tasks are among the first areas being automated, potentially removing the early-career opportunities through which employees learn their profession. The trouble is AI now precisely does this junior work. The bottom rungs of the ladder are being sawn off. The routine tasks that once taught the young their trade are the first to be automated, he said. Nageswaran said that for decades, professionals developed judgement gradually through experience and on-the-job learning. If AI eliminates a significant part of this apprenticeship process, he questioned how the next generation would acquire the ability to make complex decisions. For a century, we learn judgement on the job, slowly through apprenticeshipand if AI removes the apprenticeship, where will the next generation of judgement be? he said. He described this as a fundamental challenge for management education, noting that the skills AI cannot easily replicate are often the most difficult ones to teach through conventional classroom methods. This is not a small problem for management education, it could be the whole problem, Nageswaran said. He added that the aspects of management that remain beyond AI's capabilities are precisely those that have traditionally been the hardest to teach in a classroom. Calling for a shift in educational priorities, Nageswaran said management institutions should teach judgement rather than focus solely on techniques. As AI becomes capable of performing analysis, managers would increasingly need to determine what questions should be asked and whether the answers generated by AI can be trusted. First, teach judgement, not just technique, he said, adding that judgement can be developed through the use of cases and decision-making exercises.
Nithari case accused Surendra Koli commits suicide in Haridwar
Digital Desk | Haridwar, Sep 18 (IANS) Surendra Koli, the accused in the sensational Nithari killings case, has committed suicide by hanging himself in Uttarakhand's Haridwar, police said on Friday. His body was found at a tea stall. The incident reportedly took place opposite the Lalmata Temple on Sapt Sarovar Road in the Bhupatwala area of north Haridwar. According to reports, Koli had been running a tea stall in the area for the past few days. His body was found hanging from a rope inside the stall. Upon receiving the information, a team from the Saptarishi police outpost arrived at the scene, took possession of the body, and initiated an investigation. Police stated that the deceased has been identified as Koli, a resident of Mangrukhal village in the Bhikiasain area of the state's Almora district. The police have informed his family members, and all aspects of the incident are being investigated. In November last year, Koli, who was given the sobriquet Butcher of Nithari, was set free by the Supreme Court, which allowed his curative petition, giving a formal closure to a saga of botched-up probe and media trial built on theories of cannibalism. The 2006 Nithari killings captured public attention after the disappearance of minors from the village was linked to the discovery of human remains in a drain outside businessman Mohinder Singh Pandhers home in Noida Sector-31, which became infamous as House of Horrors. The investigation into the case that involved allegations of abduction of children and young women, and horrifying claims of rape, cannibalism, and organ theft, had culminated in 19 cases, some of which even resulted in Kolis conviction and sentencing to death. Koli, a domestic worker, and his employer, Pandher, were initially convicted in the case. A total of 19 cases were lodged against the two in 2007. The CBI filed closure reports in three cases because of insufficient evidence. Koli was found not guilty in three of the 16 remaining cases, and his death sentence in one case was changed to life imprisonment.
'iPhone launch is like a festival'
Apple's latest flagship smartphones, the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, have gone on sale across India, drawing massive queues and creating a 'festival' atmosphere among eager buyers at Apple Stores in Noida, Bengaluru, and Maharashtra.
Punjab Man Reaches Apple's Noida Store At 6 AM, Becomes 1st To Buy iPhone 18 Pro Max
iPhone enthusiasts who can't miss out on being the first to grab the latest device queued up, like every year, outside Apple stores in Delhi-NCR.
Buyers Queue Up as iPhone 18 Pro, Pro Max Sale Begins in India
Apples iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max went on sale across India on Friday, drawing eager customers to Apple Stores in Noida, Bengaluru and Maharashtra as buyers lined up to get their hands on the latest devices
iPhone 18 craze arrives in India: Buyers queue up at Apple stores
iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max go on sale starting at 1.65 lakh, with buyers arriving hours early at Apple stores in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Noida
Teach judgement, not just AI: CEA
Artificial intelligence could pose a fundamental challenge to management education over the next two to three decades by automating the entry-level work through which young professionals traditionally develop experience and judgement, Chief Economic Adviser V Anantha Nageswaran said on Thursday.Addressing the 16th Indian Management Conclave (IMC 2026) in Noida, Nageswaran said business schools would need to rethink their approach to AI rather than simply adding technology-focused courses to existing curricula.Also Read: 'Indian economy more likely to be resilient rather than becoming more vulnerable': CEA V. Anantha NageswaranAdding one AI elective will not be enough, he said, stressing the need for management institutions to focus on teaching judgement.The manager's core tool is a clear and patient mind. That tool is under attack before the students even reach the campuses. So these are India's real challenges over the next 20 to 30 years, Nageswaran said.He said AI was increasingly capable of performing routine and codified tasks, raising concerns about what happens to the early-career roles that have traditionally served as training grounds for young professionals.The trouble is AI now precisely does this junior work. The bottom rungs of the ladder are being sawn off. The routine tasks that once taught the young their trade are the first to be automated. Think about what this means. For a century, we learn judgement on the job, slowly through apprenticeship...and if AI removes the apprenticeship, where will the next generation of judgement be?\This is not a small problem for management education, it could be the whole problem, he added.Also Read: AI safety: India must keep humans in the loop, prevent exclusion, says CEA NageswaranTeach judgement, not just techniqueNageswaran said the growing ability of AI to handle analytical work would make human judgement increasingly important in management.The parts of management that AI cannot do are exactly the parts that were always the hardest to teach in a classroom, he said.He called on management institutions to shift their emphasis from technical skills alone towards the ability to frame problems, assess information and make decisions.First, teach judgement, not just technique, Nageswaran said.If AI now does the analysis, the scarce skill is knowing which question to ask and whether to trust the answer that comes back. This is judgement. It is taught through cases.Social media and attentionThe CEA also identified social media as another challenge facing young people in India, particularly because of its potential impact on attention and health.That is one more force and this one is closer to home in India. Social media is doing something to our young people. It is fragmenting their attention. It is straining their mental and physical health. The ability to sit with the hard problem to read something long and difficult to think a man, he said.
Massive Fire Erupts in Noida Garment Factory, Quickly Contained by Firefighters
A major fire broke out at a garment factory in Noida, but firefighters managed to control the blaze without any injuries reported. Massive Fire Erupts in Noida Garment Factory, Quickly Contained by Firefighters
Petrol and Diesel Prices Today: Check Latest Fuel Rates in Jaipur, Hyderabad, Noida and Other Cities
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WATCH: iPhone 18 Pro fever grips India amid 5 am queues, first buys and a 10-hour wait
Apple's iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max officially went on sale across India on Friday. Eager customers lined up at Apple Stores in Noida, Bengaluru, and Maharashtra for the latest devices. Some buyers arrived early, with one customer waiting since 5 AM to purchase the new phone.
Property in NCR: 8 hotspots, prices and best buys across Gurugram, Noida, Greater Noida & Ghaziabad
CEPC flags decline of Kashmirs handmade carpet sector
Noida, Sep 17:The decline of Kashmirs traditional handmade carpet sector came under discussion at the 43rd Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Carpet Export Promotion Council (CEPC), with members calling for greater focus and targeted support to revive the industry. The meeting, held at Hotel Radisson in Noida and chaired by CEPC Chairman Capt. Mukesh Gombar, stressed the need to promote Kashmirs handmade carpets through stronger marketing, greater participation in national and international exhibitions, improved branding, skill development and better access to markets. Members said handmade carpets from Kashmir represent an important part of Indias cultural and craft heritage and require greater attention amid the challenges facing the traditional sector. The AGM was attended by CEPC Vice-Chairman Aslam Mahboob, members of the Committee of Administration Sheikh Ashiq Ahmad, Mohd. Wasif Ansari, Anil Kumar Singh, Sanjay Gupta, Piyush Kumar Baranwal, Bodh Raj Malhotra, Rohit Gupta, Mahavir Pratap Sharma, Mehraj Yasin Jan and Shukat Khan, besides Dr Smita Nagarkoti, Executive Director-cum-Secretary (Officiating). Representatives from the carpet industry, including Vijay Thakur of Cottage Crafts of India, R. B. Mathur of Warp + Weft International, Suman Kaul of Kashyap Carpets, Ashwani Tiwari of ANA International, Qayyum Abdul of Hannans Oriental Rugs, Bilal Ahmad Kawoosa of Kashmir Carpet Producer Co. Ltd., Hilal Ahmad of Jansons and Sunil Bazaz of Qaleen Alishan, also attended the meeting. The General Body adopted the Councils audited Balance Sheet and Income and Expenditure Accounts for the financial year ended March 31, 2026, along with the Auditors Report. It also approved a revised annual membership fee structure linked to export performance. Members with exports up to Rs 50 lakh will pay an annual fee of Rs 3,000, while those with exports above Rs 50 lakh and up to Rs 1 crore will pay Rs 4,500. The fee has been fixed at Rs 6,500 for exporters with turnover above Rs 1 crore and up to Rs 10 crore, and Rs 12,000 for those above Rs 10 crore. The General Body also approved elections for one-third of the members of the Committee of Administration from various categories. The election notification will be issued on November 2, 2026, with polling scheduled to be held in December. Another decision approved at the AGM was an Export Achievement Incentive for eligible new members. Under the scheme, a new member achieving exports of Rs 50 lakh or more during the first year of membership will be eligible for reimbursement of the Rs 3,000 annual membership fee in the following year. The meeting concluded with a vote of thanks to the Chair.
Keshav Maurya will meet 'Prayagraj Print Star of 2026' today and Kalraj Mishra in Noida.
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Sanitation workers strike enters third day, garbage piles up on Noida roads
Grand Launch of Swachhata Hi Seva Campaign in Noida with Diwali Celebrations
Noida kicks off the Swachhata Hi Seva campaign with public participation and festive activities, promoting cleanliness and environmental awareness. Grand Launch of Swachhata Hi Seva Campaign in Noida with Diwali Celebrations
Four Arrested in Noida Mobile Theft Gang Bust; 24 Phones and Laptop Seized
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Noida vs Gurugram: How corporate expansion and infrastructure are splitting NCR, check details
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TheGreenWealth Brings Science to Urban Plant Care
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Indirapuram residents seek fixes for frequent power outages
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UP eases land-use rules, cuts conversion fees to speed up clearances
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Tile mason assaults co-worker over theft suspicion in Greater Noida, held
Man hit by car while crossing Ek Murti Chowk minutes after picking up his birthday cake
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Fire breaks out at flat in Ghaziabad highrise, owner escapes in time
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Hindon-Mundra flights to start in Oct
Renesas crosses 1,000 employees in India, expands footprint with Pune office
The company has offices in Hyderabad, Bengaluru, and Noida, with a Pune office opening later this year, says Malini Narayanamoorthi, President of Renesas Electronics India
IndusInd Bank expands HYROX India tie-up to Ahmedabad, Bengaluru and Noida
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Activist Raises Questions Over Government School Conditions
Noida, Uttar Pradesh | Activist Saurav Das has raised questions over the condition of government schools in Gautam Buddha Nagar. In a post on X, Das claimed that the CJP team was stopped from inspecting several government schools after visiting one school in Noida. He also alleged that the administration contacted teachers multiple times to prevent further inspections. Das highlighted the condition of a government primary school and raised concerns over teachers being assigned additional government duties, including SIR and BLO-related work. The claims have not been independently verified.
Can an accused seek bail simply because a co-accused has already been granted relief? How do courts assess the individual role and circumstances of each accused? Why is parity not an absolute right?
On Camera, Noida Man Crossing Road Carrying His Birthday Cake Hit By Speeding Car
The victim, Himanshu Rai, suffered fractures in his legs, arms, and spine.
Greater Noida hit-and-run: Speeding car flings pedestrian crossing road - video
Greater Noida Hit-And-Run Caught On Camera, Victim Suffers Multiple Fractures
A speeding SUV allegedly hit a man crossing the road in Greater Noida at around 4:35 am, with the incident captured on CCTV. The victim suffered multiple fractures, including fractures to both legs and his left arm, along with a spinal injury, and is being treated at a private hospital. Police have arrested the accused and said an investigation is underway.
Busy reading, translating in jail, says former scribe booked under NSA over Noida protest
Truck with empty cylinders catches fire on Elevated road
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Four lose Rs 1.2 crore in online trading frauds after promises of high returns
Victims were lured through WhatsApp and Telegram groups with promises of high returns from share market and online trading; one lost Rs 71 lakh.
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Noida workers protest: Alld HC defers journalist Satyam Vermas bail plea
Hit-and-Run Incident in Greater Noida Leaves Young Man Seriously Injured
A hit-and-run incident in Greater Noida has raised concerns over road safety after a young man was severely injured by a speeding car. Hit-and-Run Incident in Greater Noida Leaves Young Man Seriously Injured
After Gurugram, hit-and-run in Noida; man sent flying by speeding car in Noida Extension | VIDEO
A day after hit-and-run case reported from Gurugram, another such incident came to light from Greater Noida. The incident which was now surfaced online showed a speeding car hit a young man in early morning of September 5 near Ek Murti Chowk area.Going with the CCTV footage, it was clearly seen that a car being driven rashly hit a man who was crossing the road. The man suffered serious injuries, fracturing his legs and arms and is currently undergoing treatment. The SHO of Bisrakh police station stated that a case was registered and the accused was arrested immediately after the complaint was received.
CJP Takes School Theek Karo Campaign to Noida
The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) on Tuesday took its School Theek Karo campaign to Noida, with party spokesperson Saurav Das announcing an audit of schools in the city and urging young people across Uttar Pradesh to inspect institutions in their own neighbourhoods.Das said the team would visit schools in Noida to assess the conditions in which children are studying and document the findings.He said Noida was considered one of the better districts in Uttar Pradesh and that the team would assess whether its schools matched that perception.
Noida elevated road caves in, 10x5x3-foot pothole triggers traffic chaos near Sector 28
CJP Rolls Out School Theek Karo Campaign in Noida
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Police Crack Down on Drug Trafficking in Greater Noida, Two Arrested with Over
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Comprehensive Security Measures Implemented for BRICS Summit in Noida
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'One inspection, all Noida schools shut?': Education department fact-checks Saurav Das's claim
Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India Business Wire India
Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India Business Wire India
The Cockroach Janta Party has inspected a government school in Uttar Pradesh's Gautam Buddha Nagar on Tuesday as a part of its nationwide campaign School Theek Karo'. According to CJP the campaign has made to highlight the condtion of government schools
Vijay Goes All The Way To UK For
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay travelled all the way to London to sign an 11,000 crore investment MoU with Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd, an Indian company headquartered in Noida. On Monday, 14 September 2026, Vijay announced that Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd, along with its European and UK-based joint venture companies, had signed an [] The post Vijay Goes All The Way To UK For 11,000 Crore Motherson MoU With Noida-Headquartered Company Weeks After 7,500 Crore TN Capex Already Announced appeared first on The Commune .
Wish Not Fulfilled After Ritual: 2 Hold Priest Hostage, Demand Rs 1 Lakh in Jaunpur
Two men were arrested for allegedly kidnapping a Noida priest in Jaunpur and demanding Rs 1 lakh after a religious ritual failed to fulfil their wish.
Intensify protest over land acquisition: Rakesh Tikait urges Noida farmers
The Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) national spokesperson alleged that the administration was preventing farmers from holding protests and meeting officials; farmers have been seeking developed residential plots and enhanced compensation for land acquired for development projects
9 years in jail, man accused of rape denied bail third time
GDA office may shift to Madhuban Bapudham next year
Peeling plasters, exposed rods: Noida orders condo audit
FIR against 4 fringe group members after Ghaziabad club owner says asked to pay Rs 50,000 a month
Traffic diversions planned around Greater Noida Expo Mart for Bauma CONEXPO
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