Sprinkler rain as Noida condos try to tackle toxic pollution
Two held for opening fire in village, one on the run
Transformer oil stolen, 1.2k without power for 8 hrs
Friend arrested, man poses as retired IPS officer to get him released; held
Papers not in order, 4 schools are no longer exam centres
Man booked for animal cruelty after video shows him thrashing pet dog
Farm fires up by 25% so far this season, Noida sees 3-time spike
Wind clears the air, but AQI to slip again today
No C&D debris, encroachment on roads: RWAs to govt agencies
Missing link? Noida all set to get e-buses soon in 3 urban areas
FIR against SP workers for bid to burn CMs effigy
PKL: Delhi survives Gujarat onslaught in dramatic tie
Parteek Dahiya scored a mind-boggling 20 points for Gujarat Giants but Dabang Delhi dug deep into their reserves to tie the game 39-39 and split points in a Pro Kabaddi League match in Noida on Wednesday.
'Ensure eco-friendly weddings': Discom urges marriage halls not to use diesel generators
To combat rising pollution in western Uttar Pradesh, PVVNL is urging wedding venues to replace diesel generators with permanent electricity connections. The region, including Meerut and Ghaziabad, is experiencing poor to severe air quality, prompting school closures up to Class 12 in line with GRAP Stage IV and Supreme Court directives.
75% Delhi-NCR families report at least one member with pollution-related ailment, finds survey
The survey gathered responses from over 21,000 residents of Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Faridabad, and Ghaziabad of which 63 per cent of respondents were men and 37 per cent were women
'Chernobyl-like scene in Noida': Viral photo shows city's toxic sky
Many users humorously compared the image to scenes from post-apocalyptic films, others expressed serious concerns about the alarming pollution levels and urged for immediate action to tackle the issue.
New City In NCR: Land Acquisition For 'New Noida' Project Kicks Off
The new city will encompass land from approximately 20 villages in Gautam Buddha Nagar and 60 villages in Bulandshahr.
Air Pollution: How Long Will Delhi-NCR Schools Stay Closed? A City-Wise Update
Amid severe air pollution in North Indian cities around Delhi, schools have been ordered to close temporarily and shift to online classes. Check the closure schedule for Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad, Meerut, and Haryana
PKL Season 11: Mohite, Rajput shine as Puneri Paltan, UP Yoddhas play out hard-fought tie
PKL Season 11: Mohite, Rajput shine as Puneri Paltan, UP Yoddhas play out hard-fought tie Noida (U.P): Pankaj Mohite, and Bhavani Rajput excelled for their respective teams as Puneri Paltan and UP Yoddhas played out the fifth tie of Season 11 of the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL), with the scoreline reading 29-29, at the Noida [] The post PKL Season 11: Mohite, Rajput shine as Puneri Paltan, UP Yoddhas play out hard-fought tie appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
PKL Season 11: Devank, Ayan continue superb form as Patna Pirates rout Bengaluru Bulls
PKL Season 11: Devank, Ayan continue superb form as Patna Pirates rout Bengaluru Bulls Noida (U.P): Young raiding duo of Devank Dalal and Ayan Lohchab had another night to remember as the Patna Pirates secured a massive 54-31 win over the Bengaluru Bulls in Match 64 of Season 11 of the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) [] The post PKL Season 11: Devank, Ayan continue superb form as Patna Pirates rout Bengaluru Bulls appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Sustainability and technology is the future of supply chain: ProcMarts Anish Popli
Noida-based ProcMart is extending towards biofuels and sustainable packaging as global clients calls for a climate-friendly supply chain.
Delhi pollution: Airmergency continues as city 'severe-plus' for 2nd day
Delhi experienced its second consecutive day of hazardous air quality, with an average Air Quality Index (AQI) of 460, categorized as 'severe-plus.' While slightly better than the previous day's record low, the city remained shrouded in a toxic haze. Neighboring cities like Gurgaon and Noida also reported 'severe' and 'very poor' air quality, respectively, highlighting the widespread pollution crisis.
Mizoram explores partnership with World Bank for sports-driven development
AIZAWL, Nov 19: Mizoram Minister of State for Sports and Youth Services Lalnghinglova Hmar held discussions with the HCL Foundation and the World Bank on Tuesday to explore collaborative initiatives aimed at enhancing sports development in the north eastern state and integrating it with broader goals such as tourism, urban planning and youth empowerment. The Sports Minister, currently in New Delhi, met HCL Foundation officials, including Col. Gopal Karunakaran, CEO of Shiv Nadar School, at the HCL Campus in Noida, [] The post Mizoram explores partnership with World Bank for sports-driven development appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
52 nabbed for cyber frauds in 4 months, 9 crore recovered
Man killed sister-in-law, infant niece as brother refused him 25k to fly to Dubai
Survey of land to be acquired for New Noida starts
Muck piles up on roads, residents protest
DC Edit | Delhi-NCR air too toxic to breathe, but govts dither
Delhis air in winter is injurious to health. With an Air Quality Index nearing 500, even breathing in Delhi has become hazardous. In the old days, people visiting India would be advised, gratuitously of course, not to drink the water or breathe the air. Todays air over the region, including Gurugram, Noida and Faridabad, is smothered in a pea soup fog that hangs like a malevolent blanket, so much so people are being advised to stay indoors on days of poor AQI. Emergency responses have seen the closing of schools, people working from home and regulations imposed inhibiting normal life as the geographical and meteorological conditions of the winter season take over to affect the weather pattern with a foul fog because of which even trains struggle and flights get routinely rerouted. When there was a pressing need for action on a war footing to mitigate or try to stave off the crisis that grips New Delhi and many parts of north India every year starting in November, the governments of Delhi and the Centre and of many adjoining states have not been seen to be proactive. They have done little about helping people breathe air that is tolerable, and which can support life in people with medical conditions while not incommoding normal persons. The political blame game, however, creates only din of the kind that people have become inured to as netas point fingers at each other. Truth to tell, the burning of stubble is a national problem about which not enough has been done to find alternatives like changing cropping patterns. Some states like Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan may have contributed their share to exacerbate this problem by being blas about it while Punjab and Haryana have at least taken some measures to control it. The problem is, however, larger than crop burning which is only one contributing factor. Giving up construction and demolitions may be tough to do in a country that is an eternal work in progress, but rules must be adhered to if such activity is not to add to the existing dust and vehicle pollution from transporting people and goods. It will take years anyway to phase out the more polluting older vehicles, but leaders do swear by half-measures like odd and even number plates on alternate days. The Supreme Court was incensed at the lackadaisical attitude of governments towards handling this recurring crisis until the problem of severe air pollution peaks in November-December when crop burning adds to it because of the timing of harvests. The fact of the matter is that it wont go away until a national effort is coordinated by the Centre and the states follow a host of regulations lest they leave a sizeable population of the country gasping for air and millions risk dying prematurely. The people can contribute by taking public transportation or car-pooling and the Delhi government can help by not letting solid waste burn and regulating better the incineration of waste in unscientific manners through private industry. So long as blaming everyone but themselves and passing the buck are national pastimes of leaders, the state of the capital will be like this in its unbeautiful cloak of winter. Governments must act round the year to control the conditions that lead to foggy winters and people must wake up, too, and help.
AQI improves to very poor in Noida, but you cant tell
In many NCR offices, flexi hours & work from home make a comeback
PKL: Rajput's last minute heroics rescues Pune
Pankaj Mohite and Bhavani Rajput produced solid shows as Puneri Paltan and UP Yoddhas played out a 29-29 draw in the Pro Kabaddi League at the Noida Indoor Stadium on Tuesday.
Corporate Infotech bags 7-year contract from ONGC for IT infra services
This project is aimed at augmenting ONGC's IT hardware infrastructure across its Corporate Infocom Data Centre (CIDC) in Delhi as well as the disaster recovery site in Vadodara, Gujarat, the Noida-based company said.
Young Stars Cricket League Announces Major Changes for Upcoming Seasons
Noida: The Young Stars Cricket League (YSCL), which has been making waves in the world of domestic cricket, is gearing up for a thrilling Season 4, set to kick off in the coming months. However, the leagues future looks even more promising, as major changes were announced at a press conference held on Wednesday, November 13, 2024, at Laxmi Kant Arora Stadium in Noida. The YSCL Management Committee revealed significant updates that are expected to raise the profile of the league, make the competition fiercer, and bring fans even closer to the action. Season 4: A Bigger Stage for Young Talent Season 4 of YSCL promises to be a spectacle of young cricketing talent, with players from across India preparing for a spot in the highly anticipated league. As the competition grows fiercer, the excitement surrounding the upcoming season is palpable. With every season, YSCL continues to be a vital platform for emerging cricketers to showcase their skills and make their mark on the national cricketing scene. YSCL Legends: A Game-Changer for Season 5 The biggest announcement, however, was the introduction of the YSCLeague Legends starting from Season 5. This game-changing addition will bring together cricketing legends and rising stars in a unique competition, combining the best of both worlds: experience and youth. In Season 5, 6 teams will compete under the YSCLeague Legends, with legendary cricketers such as Suresh Raina,Shikhar Dhawan, Chris Gayle, Irfan Pathan and other renowned Ex -international players joining the league. The presence of these cricketing icons is expected to bring a new level of excitement and visibility to the league, attracting fans from all over the world. The YSCLeague Legends promises to add an electrifying edge to the competition, providing a platform where both up-and-coming talents and cricketing veterans can showcase their skills on the same stage. Tougher Selection Process for 2024: Raising the Bar As part of its vision to elevate the league's standards, the YSCLeague Management Committee also announced a revamped selection process for this year, designed to be more rigorous and competitive than ever before. Known for spotting young talent, YSCL aims to ensure that only the most deserving players make it into the league. The selection process for Season 5 will follow a multi-stage procedure: Trials: Aspiring players will begin by undergoing trials, where their skills and performances will be assessed. This initial phase will serve as the first filter for the next stages of selection. State League Matches : Players who perform well in the trials will advance to the state-level matches. This phase will allow selectors to further evaluate players in competitive settings, honing in on the most promising talents. National Camp: The top performers from the state leagues will be invited to a National Camp, where they will undergo intensive training and evaluation by expert coaches. National League: From the National Camp, the best players will move on to the National League, where they will compete against each other in a league featuring 20 teams. Auctions: Finally, the players will go through an auction process, where teams will bid for the most promising players to fill out their rosters for the upcoming season. This multi-stage approach aims to ensure that only the most skilled and deserving players earn a spot in the league. The system will undoubtedly increase the level of competition, making YSCL even more exciting for both players and fans. A Vision for the Future With the introduction of YSCL Legends and the new selection system, the league is poised to become one of Indias premier cricketing competitions. These changes reflect the league's ambition to combine the fresh energy of youth with the experience of cricketing greats, offering fans a unique and engaging cricketing experience. The announcement of YSCL Legends and a tougher selection process marks just the beginning. As YSCL continues to evolve, fans can look forward to more thrilling cricket, unforgettable performances, and a platform that nurtures both the future and the past of the sport. Registration Now Open for Aspiring Players For players eager to take part in the exciting journey of YSCL, registration for Season 5 is now open. Players as young as 12 years old can register online at youngstarscricketleague.com/registration . The selection and trials will be conducted in age-group categories, ensuring fair competition and an opportunity for players of all levels to showcase their abilities. Conclusion The Young Stars Cricket League is fast becoming a force to reckon with in Indian cricket, thanks to its commitment to providing a platform for young talent while also embracing the legacy of cricketing legends. The introduction of YSCL Legends and the revamped selection process for Season 5 signals a new era for the league, with even greater excitement, higher competition, and more opportunities for players and fans alike. As the league continues to grow, both new and seasoned cricket lovers can look forward to a thrilling and action-packed journey in the seasons to come. Disclaimer: No Deccan Chronicle journalist was involved in the creation of this content. The group also takes no responsibility for this content.
2 Bikers Dead, Dozens Injured As Dense Smog Leads To Massive Pile-Ups In UP
Two bikers died and nearly three dozen people were injured in separate accidents due to smog conditions in Noida and other parts of western Uttar Pradesh in the early hours today
Delhi's air quality reached a hazardous 'severe plus' level, prompting school closures and emergency measures. The Supreme Court intervened, ordering strict enforcement of anti-pollution measures as the city grapples with dangerously high levels of pollutants.
Noida Schools Told To Switch To Online Mode Till Nov 23 Over Bad Air
According to the Central Pollution Control Board's data updated at 9:05 am on Tuesday, Noida's Air Quality Index was at 420
Noida: Several injured in multiple vehicle pile up due to dense fog on Eastern Peripheral Expressway
Dense fog caused a major accident on the Eastern Peripheral Expressway near Dadupur village on Tuesday morning, leaving over a dozen people injured. Around 5:15 am, three vehicles, including a bus, collided due to poor visibility. The injured were immediately transported to the hospital for treatment.
Delhi-NCR suffocates as AQI reaches severe plus 500-mark
New Delhi: The air quality across Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad, and Gurugram reached critical levels on Tuesday morning, as AQI reached the 500-mark, indicating severe plus conditions. This marks the seventh consecutive day of heavy smog blanketing the National Capital Region (NCR), raising alarm over public health risks. Data from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) 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 .
Delhi Air Pollution Live: JNU, Delhi University, Schools In Noida, Gurugram Go Online
Delhi Air Pollution Live: The air quality in Delhi and adjoining areas remained toxic in the 'severe plus' category as the air quality index (AQI) nearly reached the 500 mark.
PKL Season 11: U Mumbas cohesive effort seals dramatic 38-37 win over Bengaluru Bulls
PKL Season 11: U Mumbas cohesive effort seals dramatic 38-37 win over Bengaluru Bulls Noida: U Mumba managed to get over the line against the Bengaluru Bulls in an action-packed contest that ended with a scoreline of 38-37, in Match 62 in Season 11 of the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) at the Noida Indoor Stadium [] The post PKL Season 11: U Mumbas cohesive effort seals dramatic 38-37 win over Bengaluru Bulls appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Schools in Delhi, Noida, Faridabad shift to online mode: Due to hazardous air quality in Delhi and surrounding areas, the Supreme Court has mandated the immediate implementation of GRAP Stage IV, including school closures and remote work. Delhi University and various schools in the NCR have shifted to online classes until November 23.
Air too toxic, schools switch to online classes across Delhi-NCR
Bypoll campaign ends, line paar still focus of candidates
Man kills sister-in-law, infant days before flying to Dubai
A 28-year-old man allegedly murdered his sister-in-law and her three-month-old infant in Ghaziabad. The suspect, identified as Mohamad Zeeshan, had a dispute with the victim, Shaheen Parveen, before allegedly strangling her and the infant. Zeeshan, who was scheduled to fly to Dubai for work, is currently missing, and police are conducting a search operation to apprehend him.
Gzb lawyers wont call off strike till judge is removed
Chokes on you: Noida air turns severe, seasons first
1 dies as shop comes crashing down on construction workers
Survey after Jhansi tragedy finds glaring gaps in fire safety at hospitals in Noida, Child PGI too
Roads, walls broken but cant be repaired as GRAP 4 in place
4L vehicles off roads, officegoers chalk out commute plans on WhatsApp groups
Noida to set up a call centre to tackle plaints
Two held for theft, police recover jewellery & cash worth 1 crore
Forest department acts against two for abuse of python
Itchy eyes and blocked nose: Hospitals in Noida see a rise in respiratory cases
Noida suspends physical classes due to severe air pollution, online learning till Nov 23
Due to hazardous air quality in Noida, the Gautam Buddh Nagar administration has directed all schools to transition to online classes from November 20th to 23rd, 2024. This decision follows similar measures taken by Delhi and Haryana governments as air pollution levels reach alarming levels, posing health risks to students.
CBI books man who posed as PMO official
New Delhi: The CBI has booked a man for allegedly posing as an official from the Prime Ministers Office and duping people by offering them favours. The central probe agency acted on a complaint from the PMO against JK Parida, a resident of Green View Apartments in Sector 99, Noida. His various purported social media []
A woman and her co-passenger were injured when their car collided with a divider in Noida.
A 30-year-old woman, Angela Joseph, tragically died in a car crash in Noida after her vehicle collided with a divider. Her passenger sustained serious injuries. In separate incidents within Noida, two other individuals, Chetan Sharma and a woman named Pooja, also lost their lives in road accidents.
Delhi's pollution crisis: Why Bengaluru and Chennai have 'good' air quality
The air quality in Delhi has been a major topic of discussion for some time now. The rapid deterioration of the city's air is a clear indication of broader changes in the global climate. As of Monday, Delhi's average Air Quality Index (AQI) worsened to the 'severe plus' category with the city recording an AQI of 484. Meanwhile, the situation was notably different in southern cities. While the national capital struggled to breathe, Chennai and Bangalore recorded much better air quality, according to a report by Times Now. As of November 15, Chennai's AQI was 45 ('Good') and Bengaluru's AQI was 50 ('Good'), according to CPCB data. Why is this the case? Bengaluru benefits from several factors that help maintain clean air. The city is rich in greenery, with parks, gardens, and tree-lined streets that absorb pollutants. Its weather also plays a role - winds and frequent rainfall help disperse pollutants, improving air quality. Additionally, Bengaluru's economy is driven by IT and services, rather than heavy industry, leading to fewer emissions. The city's focus on expanding green spaces and promoting public transport has further helped reduce pollution. Chennais clean air is due to different reasons. Coastal winds help clear the air, and the city has less industrial activity, which reduces pollution levels. Why is Delhi air so bad? Delhis air quality suffers from several causes including emissions from industries, construction sites and thermal power plants. Overpopulation also contributes to higher pollution, with more vehicles and waste adding to the problem. Many of the city's older vehicles release harmful gases, and construction work generates dust, especially in dry conditions. Next, farmers in neighbouring states like Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh burn crop stubble, releasing large amounts of smoke into Delhis air. In winter, cold weather traps pollutants, causing smog to linger. Other cities also have varying AQI levels. Kolkata has an AQI of 222 ('Poor'), Noida has 316 ('Very Poor'), and Gurugram has 304 ('Very Poor'). Ahmedabads AQI is 144 ('Moderate'), while Mumbai and Hyderabad have AQIs of 133 ('Moderate') and 101 ('Moderate'), respectively. As Delhi's AQI worsens to 'severe plus,' GRAP IV measures have been enforced. First implemented in 2017, the GRAP outlines anti-pollution actions based on the severity of air quality. These include tighter pollution controls, a truck entry ban, and the suspension of public construction projects.
Noida Weather Update: Temperature Set To Drop 2-3C, Predicts IMD As Toxic Haze Blankets City
As the winter progresses, Noida residents are also forced to breathe in toxic air, with the air quality index hovering between 220 and 387
Grand Theft Auto In Noida: Man Held For Conning Luxury Dealerships, Wife On The Run
The couple allegedly took possession of luxury cars by producing fake cheques and fraudulent payment messages. They then sold the cars at low prices and fled. Their con reportedly spanned several cities
PKL Season 11: Jaipur Pink Panthers beat Puneri Paltan in thriller to secure third consecutive win
PKL Season 11: Jaipur Pink Panthers beat Puneri Paltan in thriller to secure third consecutive win Noida: Jaipur Pink Panthers managed to hold their nerve to secure their third consecutive win, clinching a thrilling contest against Puneri Paltan with the scoreline of 30-28 at the Noida Indoor Stadium on Sunday. A High 5 from Ankush [] The post PKL Season 11: Jaipur Pink Panthers beat Puneri Paltan in thriller to secure third consecutive win appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Godrej Properties: In the second half of 2024-25, a strong launch pipeline across Gurugram, Noida, Mumbai, Pune, and Hyderabad, combined with robust demand, will help the company exceed its annual guidance. Cash flows are expected to remain healthy, and it is actively investing in new geographies, finding significant opportunities despite rising land prices.
Smart village, but roads are broken here, drains without covers
Man uses forged docus to buy a luxury car, arrested
For many, the hills are calling as AQI remains very poor for 5 days
No DG sets, apply for authorised connections, discom tells banquet halls in wedding season
Man kills aunt over affair, held
PKL Season 11: Table-toppers Haryana Steelers Overcome Tamil Thalaivas Gritty Defence
The Haryana Steelers: The Haryana Steelers overcame a tough challenge but eventually went home with all the five points after beating the Tamil Thalaivas 36-29 in match 59 of Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) Season 11 at the Noida Indoor Stadium on Sunday. It was Mohammadreza Shadloui's seven points, including a High 5, that grabbed the win for the Haryana Steelers in what was a close contest to the very end. A cautious approach defined the first half of the game, with both the Tamil Thalaivas and the Haryana Steelers relying on do-or-die raids to secure early points. While Moein Shafaghi and Vishal Chahal maintained their momentum from Saturday night, Vinay shifted the momentum with a Super Raid that captured both Amir Hossein Bastami and Nitesh Kumar. The Haryana Steelers then took the lead, ten minutes into the game, following a successful tackle by Rahul Sethpal that removed Vishal Chahal from the match. The Tamil Thalaivas struck back with an all out when Amir Hossein Bastami successfully tackled Shivam Patare, reclaiming the lead. This defensive success exemplified the Tamil Thalaivas' strategy, showcasing why they've been among the strongest defensive teams in PKL 11. The first half concluded with the Tamil Thalaivas leading 17-14, as the Haryana Steelers struggled through five unsuccessful do-or-die raids. A clash that was on equal terms throughout, it was all on the do-or-die raids. The first unsuccessful do-or-die raid of the night for the Tamil Thalaivas proved crucial for the Haryana Steelers, who equalled the score. In the very next move Vinay pulled off a successful raid to get Abhishek Manokaran as they made their final push for the win. The Tamil Thalaivas struck back with an all out when Amir Hossein Bastami successfully tackled Shivam Patare, reclaiming the lead. This defensive success exemplified the Tamil Thalaivas' strategy, showcasing why they've been among the strongest defensive teams in PKL 11. The first half concluded with the Tamil Thalaivas leading 17-14, as the Haryana Steelers struggled through five unsuccessful do-or-die raids. Also Read: Highest tax paying cricketers Article Source: IANS
Noida man arrested for luxury car fraud using forged documents
Noida police have apprehended a 38-year-old man for allegedly forging documents to fraudulently obtain a luxury vehicle from a showroom. The accused, Raj Deb, used a fake cheque and fabricated a payment message to acquire a Tata Safari.
PKL Season 11: Super 10 by Ashu Malik helps Dabang Delhi win big against Bengaluru Bulls
PKL Season 11: Super 10 by Ashu Malik helps Dabang Delhi win big against Bengaluru Bulls Noida: The Dabang Delhi K.C. rode the brilliance of Ashu Malik, who registered his 10th Super 10 as they swatted away the challenge of Bengaluru Bulls 35-25 in Season 11 of the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) at the Noida [] The post PKL Season 11: Super 10 by Ashu Malik helps Dabang Delhi win big against Bengaluru Bulls appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
City AQI very poor for fourth straight day
Man found dead was killed by friends over a woman
Why is the Indian dream turning sour for some foreign students?
Salama, namaste: How greetings are spreading warmth & building trust
Ghaziabad lawyers call off strike, but will boycott judge
Group fires as family sleeps, FIR against kin
3L voters here, CM concludes bypoll campaign with roadshow in line paar areas
Free run as SC talks of perpetual ban, firecrackers cocking a snook at GRAP
Knife attack at meat shop: Suspect arrested following gunfight
Transformer snag? New plant off Yamuna e-way for quick fix soon
PKL Season 11: Raiding trio of Devank, Ayan, Sandeep help Patna Pirates rout Bengal Warriorz
PKL Season 11: Raiding trio of Devank, Ayan, Sandeep help Patna Pirates rout Bengal Warriorz Noida: Top raiders Devank Dalal and Ayan Lohchab scored Super 10s as the Patna Pirates secured an overwhelming 52-31 victory over the Bengal Warriorz in a Season 11 match of the Pro Kabaddi League (PKL) at the Noida Indoor Stadium [] The post PKL Season 11: Raiding trio of Devank, Ayan, Sandeep help Patna Pirates rout Bengal Warriorz appeared first on Mangalorean.com .
Woman (36) refuses to leave kids & husband, strangled by lover
Man held for knife attack chased victim after stabbing him, tried to strike again
Cameras with sensors, AI to plug waterlogging woes at 21 hotspots
No-drone zone, traffic diversions for CMs roadshow in Ghaziabad today
Shopkeeper shot at after scuffle over parking, three held
Minor (12) stabs 15-yr-old after fight during cricket match
City AQI very poor, PM2.5 touches 500 at Sector 62 stn
4L vehicles barred from roads in Noida and Gzb as GRAP III comes into effect
Dalit man killed in clash in Greater Noida village
Noida: A Dalit man died of wounds sustained in stone pelting between two groups in Greater Noidas Bhikhampur village on Friday, police said. According to Additional Commissioner of Police (Law and Order) Shivhari Meena, the clash had broken out over the passage of a tractor through the village in the Rabupura Police Station jurisdiction. Three 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 .
