Video: Noida Man Blows Flying Kisses To Women From His Car, Arrested
The 17-second video begins with a man seated in the driver's seat of a red MG Hector SUV, blowing flying kisses to women in an adjacent car. The man then waves at them, points at the camera, and waves again.
Two IT engineers were arrested in Noida after a video of them harassing a woman with obscene gestures from their car went viral. The accused persistently followed the victim's vehicle, blowing flying kisses and making indecent gestures, causing her distress. Police swiftly traced and apprehended the men, seizing the vehicle and registering a case.
Noida International Airport likely to be inaugurated this month: UP CM Yogi Adityanath
Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath announced that the Noida International Airport at Jewar is nearing completion and is expected to be inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi this month. The greenfield airport, developed under a public-private partnership, will become the state's fifth international gateway upon becoming operational.
Ganga water goes down the drain as pipeline leaks for days in Noida Sector 71
Noida residents are raising alarms over a leaking Ganga water pipeline in Sector 71, which has been damaged for over 15 months, posing accident and contamination risks. Despite repeated complaints and assurances, the Noida Authority's water department has shown inaction, leaving residents concerned about their safety and access to clean drinking water.
Noida police apprehended two IT engineers for allegedly harassing a woman with obscene gestures from their car. The incident, which occurred late at night, saw the accused persistently follow the victim's vehicle and engage in indecent behavior.
Uttar Pradesh Rains: The weather in Uttar Pradesh is likely to see a major change as western disturbance is likely to trigger rainfall in many parts of the state, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). Both the eastern and western parts of UP are likely to receive rain with thunderstorms and lightning, the weather office said. Ghaziabad, Noida, Saharanpur, Jhansi, Lalitpur, Meerut, Agra, and Mathura are also likely to see rains.
SUV Driver Blows Kisses At Woman Seated In Another Car In Noida, Held After Video Goes Viral
Two men were arrested in Noida after a viral video showed them harassing women motorists and making lewd gestures from a red MG Hector.
Ghaziabad dhaba owner who stabbed 2 to death held
In Noidas Film City, road left cratered by rain still waiting for repairs
Man searches online for ways to die, then sets himself on fire
AQI turns poor in Noida & Ghaziabad
Man arrested for sexually harassing woman near Golf Course metro station in Noida
PWL 2026: Haryana Thunders Beat Delhi Dangal Warriors In Edge-of-the-seat Final
U20 World Champion Kajal Dhochack: Haryana Thunders were crowned champions of the Pro Wrestling League (PWL) 2026 after a tense, closely contested final that went down to the last bout against Delhi Dangal Warriors at the Noida Indoor Stadium on Sunday. With the scores tied at 44 after eight bouts, the outcome depended on the final womens 62kg match, where Paris Olympic silver medalist Iryna Koliadenko performed brilliantly under pressure. Her dominant technical victory clinched a 54 win and the PWL 2026 title for Haryana Thunders, marking one of the most dramatic finals in league history. Haryana Thunders will take home Rs. 1.5 crore in prize money along with the PWL 2026 trophy. The runner-up, Delhi Dangal Warriors, will receive Rs. 75 lakh. In individual awards, Turan Bayramov from Delhi Dangal Warriors earned the Player of the Tournament title, worth Rs. 2.5 lakh, for winning all 7 bouts in the 57 kg mens category and earning a total of 59 points in PWL 2026. Chandermohan from Punjab Royals was the top point scorer of the tournament. Neha Sangwan (Haryana Thunders) earned the Player of the Match award for keeping the final competitive until the last bout. Ronak (Delhi Dangal Warriors) received Fighter of the Match honors for his outstanding performance in the men's 125 kg category. The Impact Player of the Match was Akshay Dhere (Haryana Thunders), recognized for his strong showing in the 57 kg mens category. The championship night began with Delhi taking the lead as undefeated Turan Bayramov won the 74kg mens bout, quickly building an early advantage and maintaining control to secure an 81 victory. Haryana quickly responded in the 76kg womens division, where U20 World Champion Kajal Dhochack narrowly defeated European Champion Anastasiya Alpyeeva 31, tying the score. Momentum shifted in the 65kg mens match when Delhi captain Sujeet Kalkal made a remarkable late push to beat World Championships silver medalist Tumur Ochir Tulga 86. Haryana quickly responded with their star and multiple-time world champion Yui Susaki, who demonstrated her skill with a commanding technical victory over Saarika, bringing the score to 22. Delhi took the lead again in the 86kg mens match as Asian Championship bronze medalist Vafaeipour Hadi Bakhtiar defeated Ashirov Ashraf 110. Haryana responded strongly, with Akshay Dhere dominating Delhis Amit Kumar by technical superiority in the 57kg mens event. The heavyweight match was decisive, with Ronak delivering a strong performance to beat Anirudh Gulia 122, giving Delhi a 43 lead. Haryana persisted, and Neha Sangwan kept the match going by pinning Anjali in the 57kg womens bout, tying the scores at 44. Delhi took the lead again in the 86kg mens match as Asian Championship bronze medalist Vafaeipour Hadi Bakhtiar defeated Ashirov Ashraf 110. Haryana responded strongly, with Akshay Dhere dominating Delhis Amit Kumar by technical superiority in the 57kg mens event. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Haryana Thunders victory in the title marked the conclusion of a remarkable PWL 2026 season, characterized by excitement, depth, and a final that exceeded expectations in every way. Article Source: IANS
Pro Wrestling League Proves Wrestling Doesnt Need Stars To Shine
Uttar Pradesh Wrestling Association: Noida witnessed a packed house on Sunday evening as fans filled the Noida Indoor Stadium for the high-octane Pro Wrestling League final between Delhi Dangal Warriors and Haryana Thunders. It was the leagues first final since 2019, marking its return after a long suspension triggered by the Covid-19 pandemic. Despite the absence of several top international wrestlers and familiar Indian stars, the Pro Wrestling League drew strong crowds throughout the tournament, underlining its enduring connection with Indian wrestling fans. The finale began on a spiritual note, with renowned musician Rasraj Ji Maharaj (Raj Kumar Gaur) holding the audience spellbound with devotional performances dedicated to Lord Shri Ram and Lord Hanuman. The evening was attended by several dignitaries, including PWL chairman Dayaan Farooqi, CEO Akhil Gupta, Wrestling Federation of India president Sanjay Singh, former WFI president Brij Bhushan Singh and Uttar Pradesh Wrestling Association president Karan Bhushan Singh. Making a much-anticipated comeback after six years, the league had last been staged in 2019 before being forced off the calendar due to the pandemic. This time, however, the organisers ensured the revival lived up to expectations, keeping fans engaged with vibrant on-ground entertainment and a steady presence of celebrities. Actress Zoya Afroz and Punjabi film star Sonam Bajwa attended the first semi-final, while Bollywood actor Sara Ali Khan was present during the second. The final was set to feature multiple celebrity appearances as well, including Bigg Boss star Shehnaaz Gill, social media influencer Elvish Yadav and Indian cricketer Shreyas Iyer. On the mat, Haryana Thunders sealed their place in the final with a win over Punjab Royals in Fridays first semi-final. Delhi Dangal Warriors followed with a spirited comeback victory against Maharashtra Kesari in Saturdays second semi-final. Yet, beyond results and celebrations, the leagues successful return stood out as its biggest achievement. From day one, packed arenas and constant cheering set the tone, proving that the bond between wrestling and its supporters remains strong. Yet, beyond results and celebrations, the leagues successful return stood out as its biggest achievement. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Fast-paced bouts, high-intensity contests and edge-of-the-seat drama were enough to draw fans in, reinforcing the idea that the sport does not depend on star power alone. As the league reached its grand finale, it stood as proof that wrestlings grit, energy and competitive fire continue to be its biggest stars. Article Source: IANS
Sharda University honours 150 teachers with Transformational Teacher Awards
Excelsior Correspondent GREATER NOIDA, Jan 31: Sharda University today organized the 7th edition of the Transformational Teacher Award 2026, honouring nearly 150 teachers from across the country for their outstanding contribution to the field of education. A statement said the awards recognised educators who have played a key role in shaping the academic growth and personal development of students. Teachers were nominated by students from different parts of India in recognition of their dedication and influence. Principals who have made [] The post Sharda University honours 150 teachers with Transformational Teacher Awards appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
17 hazardous days: Despite rain, Jan air far worse than last yr in Noida
Spl SIR camps for Noida societies with over 100 unmapped voters
Woman from US watches mother being beaten in Ghaziabad home, sends brother to jail
Japanese team in Noida, talks biz and tourism
Delayed order leads to clash at Khoda dhaba, 2 stabbed to death
Two days after Banda jail freed gangster Ravi Kana, superintendent suspended for negligence
DM to Noida Authority: Why fire safety reports for condos missing?
England Beat India To Level Mixed Disability Series 1-1
Shahid Vijay Singh Pathik Stadium: England delivered a spirited all-around effort to beat India by 15 runs in the second T20I of the Mixed Disability Series 2026 at Shahid Vijay Singh Pathik Stadium in Greater Noida, on Saturday, leveling the series at 11. England, after India chose to field, scored an impressive 206 for 3 in their 20 overs, propelled by a remarkable unbeaten century from Angus Garant Brown. After losing early wickets temporarily slowed England, Brown took control, scoring an impressive 100 from only 43 balls, including seven fours and eight sixes. He was well-supported by Lian OBrien, who stayed not out at 51 from 30 balls, together forming a crucial partnership that helped England surpass 200 runs. Indias bowlers struggled to contain the flow of runs, with Bhat Rizwan being the most effective, taking two wickets for 19 runs. However, Englands aggressive batting in the middle and death overs shifted the momentum significantly, as they scored 206/3 in 20 overs. India started strongly chasing a target of 207, with Akash Singh scoring a smooth 48 off 22 balls. Captain Ravindra Sante also boosted the innings with a swift 32 from 17 balls. Jithendra V N helped maintain the pressure with a rapid 28, ensuring India remained competitive late into the innings. Despite a steady stream of runs, timely wickets at important moments interrupted Indias pursuit. Englands bowlers maintained composure in the final overs, with James Dixon and Henry John taking crucial wickets to limit the runs. India finished with 191 for 8, missing the target by 16 runs. India started strongly chasing a target of 207, with Akash Singh scoring a smooth 48 off 22 balls. Captain Ravindra Sante also boosted the innings with a swift 32 from 17 balls. Jithendra V N helped maintain the pressure with a rapid 28, ensuring India remained competitive late into the innings. Also Read: Live Cricket Score India began the series with a seven-wicket victory on Thursday to take a 1-0 lead before England levelled the series on Saturday. Article Source: IANS
Consumer panel upholds Rs 9k+ electricity bill, orders Rs 5k compensation for meter cost
Cold, rain driving respiratory illnesses
Court grants bail to two realty firm employees in Noida techie death case
The accused maintained that they had not committed any offence and had been falsely implicated in the case, seeking release on bail. The court granted bail as the offence invoked in the case is bailable, says Advocate Manoj Bhati
Noida warns health official for negligence, fines contractor Rs 2 lakh for shoddy eway cleaning
Power demand likely to rise by 100MW this yr in Gr Noida
Four men kill farmer, stage accident in Greater Noida; held
Ghaziabad teacher gets 3 yrs jail for sodomising Class X student
No OTS extension, 7.2k face recovery from March
World likes India because of talent, ability to work hard and dream big, says Piyush Goyal
All it takes is a spark: Why 24x7 cloud kitchens in highrises are a fire hazard
Hindon civil terminal to get more check-in counters, parking space
Cons pose as doctors, cheat medicine dealers of Rs 2.5crore with bogus cheques
Woman found dead in Ghaziabad office wasnt paid for 5 months, boss held
Gangster Ravi Kana freed from Banda jail without court order
Air quality poor in Noida; IMD warns of fog, thundershowers today
NGT: UP officers liable for illegal sand mining
The Next PWL Season Will Be Held Across All Major Cities: WFI Chief Sanjay Singh
The Wrestling Federation: The Wrestling Federation of India president Sanjay Singh expressed optimism on the growth of ongoing Pro Wrestling League (PWL) 2026 at the Noida Indoor Stadium saying the league will be expanded to multiple cities in future seasons. The PWL 2026 kicked off on January 15, with the grand finale scheduled for February 1, marking the return of the league after six-year hiatus. The next PWL season will be held across all major cities. This time, due to time constraints, the league was organised only at the Noida Stadium. However, next season everyone will get the opportunity to enjoy the excitement, WFI chief Sanjay Singh told IANS. On the revival of the Pro Wrestling League, Sanjay Singh said the competition had earlier benefitted wrestlers significantly but was halted due to the Covid-19 pandemic. He added that sustained efforts from the federation and government eventually led to its return. The wrestlers benefited a lot from the league earlier, but it had to be stopped because of Covid. After that, there was a gap due to various reasons, but everyone the federation and the government kept pushing to restart it in some way so the wrestlers could benefit again, Singh said. Headlined by Japans Yui Susaki, who attracted a record bid of Rs 60 lakh from the Haryana Thunders, women wrestlers emerged as the top attractions in the player auctions for the Pro Wrestling League (PWL) 2026. Alongside Tokyo 2020 gold medallist Susaki, World Championship medallist Antim Panghal was snapped up by UP Dominators for Rs 52 lakh in the womens 53 kg category, while Puerto Ricos Ana Godinez fetched Rs 46 lakh from Punjab Royals in the womens 62 kg division. Delhi Dangal Warriors added further depth to their squad by securing Azerbaijans Anastasiya Alpayeva for Rs 27 lakh in the womens 76 kg category. Highlighting the impact of PWL on wrestler development, Singh said competing against foreign opponents helped raise standards and confidence. There are two big benefits. One is that our wrestlers get to compete against foreign wrestlers, which removes fear and builds belief. You saw the match against Yu Yu Sasaki go the full six minutes. That kind of exposure helps everyone, he said. Speaking about the current season, Singh said the league has regained momentum. The league is currently at its peak with full enthusiasm, he said. On the introduction of rules like the power minute and revised technical superiority limits, Singh said the intent was to add excitement while maintaining the sports core structure. The Olympic technical superiority rule remains the same. We have increased it slightly here for entertainment. The Power Minute has brought excitement at the end of matches both wrestlers and spectators feel that energy, he explained. Singh reaffirmed that PWL would now be a permanent fixture on the sporting calendar. PWL is now a regular event. It has started again and it will not stop. Viewership will keep increasing, and after cricket, PWL has the potential to become the next biggest league, he said. The Olympic technical superiority rule remains the same. We have increased it slightly here for entertainment. The Power Minute has brought excitement at the end of matches both wrestlers and spectators feel that energy, he explained. Also Read: Live Cricket Score Assessing the leagues success, Singh said the organisers had met their initial expectations despite a short preparation window. We achieved what we had set out to do this season. The league was organised in just 2025 days. For the next season, we will have more time and we will do it better. We are learning every day and fixing shortcomings, he said. Article Source: IANS
India's Retail Sector Rebound: Leasing Volumes Hit a Three-Year Peak in 2025
Indias retail real estate market is showing clear signs of resurgence, with leasing activity touching a three-year high in 2025, underscoring a decisive turnaround for physical retail. As per JLL, the sectors momentum translated into a 54% year-on-year jump in gross leasing during the year, reaching a total of 12.5 million sq ft. The December quarter emerged as the best performing, with 3.6 million sq. ft of space leased. The sharp uptick reflects renewed consumer confidence and an acceleration in brand expansion plans, as retailers once again prioritise store-led growth to capture footfalls and deepen market presence after years of cautious recovery. Indias Retail Sector Rebound- Leasing Volumes Hit a Three-Year Peak in 2025 No longer in a defensive mode, the retail sector is entering a phase of measured scale-up, driven by experiential store formats, omnichannel strategies and the steady addition of organised retail supply. More than a real estate statistic, the surge in retail leasing has emerged as a key barometer of Indias broader consumption momentum. This renewed momentum in retail leasing comes after a prolonged phase of disruption, when pandemic-led restrictions, shifting consumer behaviour and cost pressures kept expansion plans on hold across much of the sector. The rebound is unfolding against a backdrop of improving economic growth, rising disposable incomes and stabilising inflation, which have collectively lifted discretionary spending. At the same time, consumption patterns are evolving, with retailers increasingly recognising the limitations of an online-only approach and leaning towards store-led formats that strengthen brand recall and customer engagement. Further, the data showed that key markets of Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad together accounted for 71% of total leasing, with Delhi NCR and Bengaluru each capturing 24%, and Hyderabad close behind at 23%. The growth was supported by 6.3 million sq. ft of new retail supply and the launch of 15 shopping malls across Delhi-NCR, Hyderabad, and Mumbai, expanding total mall stock in the top seven cities to nearly 92 million sq ft by year-end. Shopping malls captured 45% of leasing activity, while high streets remained in strong demand, accounting for 48%. Jatin Goel, Executive Director, Omaxe Group , says, In high-density markets like Chandni Chowk, leasing is about precision. Space here carries both cultural and commercial weight, and data allows us to understand exactly what visitors seek, whats underrepresented, and how footfall evolves through the day. Our analytics framework tracks category performance to ensure each tenant strengthens the ecosystems overall vitality. In a heritage marketplace transitioning toward modern retail, data becomes the bridge, helping us balance legacy traders with new-age brands. The result: a leasing model that feels authentic to Chandni Chowks spirit while remaining commercially strong and future-ready. Pankaj Jain, Founder and CMD, SPJ Group , says, Gurugrams retail story in 2026 is no longer limited to marquee destinations. Some of the strongest momentum is coming from high-potential micro-markets like Old Gurgaon, where density, familiarity, and daily consumption patterns are deeply entrenched. These locations benefit from organic footfalls, strong local demand, and faster absorption cycles. High streets anchored by F&B, essential services, and experience-driven brands, are seeing consistent traction here. For developers and investors, this shift reinforces one truth: well-designed retail in lived-in neighbourhoods often delivers more resilient returns than oversized, destination-led formats. These trends are here to redefine the successful transition of retail real estate in the year ahead . Harinder Singh Hora, Founder Chairman, Reach Group , says, Organised retail is shaping the present and future of urban commerce, and it is increasingly expressed through well-planned mixed-use destinations where malls, high streets and commercial spaces come together in one integrated ecosystem. In markets like Gurugram, these organised formats are outperforming fragmented developments because they bring design, consumer demand and capital into alignmentcreating environments people choose to visit, brands prefer to lease and investors trust to deliver stable returns. A thoughtfully curated mix of global and home-grown brands across food, fashion, wellness and entertainment drives stronger footfalls, longer dwell time and healthier trading densities. Supported by intelligent design with walkable streets, open plazas and flexible layouts, retail spaces remain adaptable as consumer behaviour evolves. In 2026, successful retail real estate functions as a dynamic extension of urban life. Siddharth Katyal, CEO, Bhumika Realty, said, " Earlier, tenant curation was based largely on intuition and brand relationships. Today, it's a quantifiable process. We rely on a blend of demographic analysis and performance mapping to identify which categories resonate most with our visitors. For instance, data may reveal a higher conversion potential in F & B or family entertainment for a specific micro-market. The goal is not just to fill space but to ensure a symbiotic ecosystem where anchor brands pull traffic and smaller stores benefit equally. That's how leasing becomes a value chain, not a random assortment. " Besides, domestic retailers led the expansion, making up 82% of gross leasing in 2025, with take-up increasing from 6.5 million sq ft in 2024 to over 10 million sq ft. Foreign retailers also expanded, achieving 36% on-year growth, with 29 new brands. Umang Jindal, CEO, Homeland Group, says, Retail real estate landscape is at an interesting juncture and witnessing a more disciplined and investor-aligned approach. The growth momentum achieved by tier 2 markets continue to sustain the pace with quality retail space developments. Besides, todays consumer seeks quality experiences, and likewise, the investor approach is data-driven, relying on the quality brand-mix and consistent footfalls. Whats particularly interesting is to see that the improved infrastructure, residential growth, and limited quality supply are creating a strong case for organized retail. Demand is driven by everyday consumption, family-oriented leisure, and service-led formats rather than luxury indulgence. From an investment standpoint, stable occupancies and predictable rental behavior are restoring confidence in retail assets. As small urban centers continue to evolve, retail will increasingly follow population movement, making integrated, well-located developments the most resilient bets for the next cycle. Mohit Batra, regional Director of Realistic Realtors , said, NCRs commercial landscape is going through a structural transformation backed by growth in consumption, expansion by corporates, and a preference for organized retail formats. The market has demonstrated resilience even when global conditions were uncertain. The investor community sees footfall, spending power, and high-quality mixed-use developments coming together. As retail-led destinations become community meeting points and offices increasingly see experiential spaces, NCR presents an interesting case for long-term yield-driven investment. " Raj Kumar Sisodia, COO of Biigtech , says, Retail leasing today goes far beyond simply occupying space; it is about building a well-planned commercial ecosystem. In a rapidly growing market like Greater Noida, leasing strategies are increasingly driven by data that maps consumer demographics, catchment potential, and evolving lifestyle preferences. Curating the right tenant mix from essential retail and strong anchor brands to F&B and entertainment plays a crucial role in driving consistent footfall and improving overall trading performance. A thoughtfully leased retail destination not only enhances customer experience but also ensures long-term rental resilience and stronger asset value in emerging commercial corridors like Greater Noida . Thus, the sustainability of this momentum into 2026 will hinge on how effectively retailers and developers adapt to evolving consumption patterns and capital flows. Growing interest in retail-focused REITs could further improve institutional participation and asset quality in the sector, while the next phase of growth is expected to extend beyond metros into select tier-II and tier-III cities backed by improving infrastructure and purchasing power.
Suicide or murder? Couple dead, three children found poisoned at their Greater Noida house
In a tragic incident, a couple and their three children allegedly consumed poison at their house in Greater Noida's Ecotech 3 area. While the couple could not be saved, the children are undergoing treatment at a hospital in Delhi. Preliminary investigations suggest the couple may have consumed poison due to domestic issues.
UP weighs metropolitan makeover for Noida; proposes forming civic body
Noida may soon have a new governance structure. The Uttar Pradesh government is considering a proposal for a metropolitan corporation. This move follows a Supreme Court directive based on a special investigation team's report. The aim is to improve transparency and citizen participation in city management. The proposal will be placed before the state cabinet for a final decision.
Trainer hired for dog sexually assualts woman in Ghaziabad
Nikki Bhati murder: Relief for father-in-law as HC grants bail to second accused in case
50 buses fined, 42 seized for traffic violations on Yamuna e-way
Traffic curbs near Expo Mart for three-day intl accountants meet
Leaning poles, dangling wires pose accident threat
CAQM conducts survey, finds 102 dust hotspots in Greater Noida
UP draws up note on metropolitan corpn for Noida after SC order
Potholes, dug-up roads: Rains long gone, Noidas shopping hub awaits repair
WinGo app a trap, dont fall for it: Noida police
A first for Child PGI: 2 non-surgical heart procedures in a day
GDA set to hand over 5 colonies, pay s 66 crore for pending civic work to GMC
Suicide pact? Greater Noida couple dead; their 3 kids found poisoned, saved in time
A couple died and their three children were found poisoned in Greater Noida's Ecotech 3 area. The children, aged 10, 8, and 4, are now out of danger after hospitalisation. Preliminary investigations suggest the couple may have consumed poison due to domestic issues.
Woman found dead, FIR against boss in Ghaziabad
Weather Today: Delhi-NCR can expect unsettled weather from January 30 to February 2, with cloudy skies, light rain, and thunderstorms. Residents should prepare for foggy mornings, gusty winds up to 40 kmph, and potential disruptions. The forecast indicates a refreshing, albeit cool, period with intermittent showers.
Couple Dies After Consuming Poison In Noida, 3 Children Hospitalised: Cops
A family of five allegedly consumed poison following a domestic dispute here, police said on Thursday, adding that the couple died and their three children are hospitalised.
No box office pressure with cell phone cinema, can help disseminate spiritual knowledge: Naqvi
New Delhi, Jan 29: Indian cell phone cinema industry can play a significant role in disseminating spiritual knowledge, along with modern science, to the people as there is no box office pressure with this medium, BJP leader and former Information and Broadcasting Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi said on Thursday. Addressing International Festival of Cell Phone Cinema, organised at Marwah Studios in Noida Film City, Naqvi said that the glorious journey of Indian cinema, which began with Dadasaheb Phalkes silent film [] The post No box office pressure with cell phone cinema, can help disseminate spiritual knowledge: Naqvi appeared first on Daily Excelsior .
Video: Man Rams Greater Noida Cop To Evade Checking, Drags Him 500 Metres
In a dramatic escape attempt captured on camera, a traffic policeman in Greater Noida was dragged for nearly 500 metres on the bonnet of a car after its driver allegedly rammed into him to evade a vehicle check, officials said on Thursday.
Man who brandished gun in front of kids acquitted by a Ghaziabad court after 22 years
Man jumps off 16th-floor balcony in Greater Noida condo after spat with wife
E-bike rider knocked down by car in Noida, dies
Pharma firm set to invest Rs 587cr in Medical Device Park
2 ramps, cloverleaf to link Indirapuram & Vasundhara to Hindon Elevated Road
Constant din around us: Residents want noise wall along MP2 road
After Techie's Death, Noida Identifies 65 Risk Spots, Sets Deadlines
Around 65 vulnerable points, both major and minor, have been identified across Noida, with 52 of them falling under the Noida Authority's jurisdiction and slated for urgent corrective action, officials said.
3 of gang that stole bikes parked outside offices, schools held
A 225km walk to revive dead Hindon
Showers clear air in Noida, but brace for cold nights for next 3 days
Delhi, Noida, Gurugram weather today: The IMD has issued a yellow alert for Delhi on Thursday and the temperature in the national capital is likely to plunge. Delhi may see partly cloudy sky and moderate fog during the morning hours today. Noida and Gurugram are also likely to see similar weather conditions. From February 1, the Delhi-NCR region may see light rainfall.
2 hostel staffers held in BTech students suicide in Greater Noida
Nine on roads, but 500 on paper: Noida slow walks on e-buses despite policy push
Car driver tries to run over Noida cop, drags him on bonnet for 500m
Robber held after gunfight in Ghaziabad
Noida Authority identifies 65 vulnerable spots, sets deadlines for fixes after techie's death
Noida is addressing 65 hazardous spots after a recent tragedy. The Noida Authority will fix 52 locations within a week. Other departments have until February 20 to resolve issues. Plans include scientific waste disposal and new water sumps in villages. Road repairs and public toilet upgrades are also scheduled. Sanitary inspectors will be hired to improve city safety.
Sunsure Energy powers Max Healthcares Super Speciality Hospital, Noida with Green Energy
Charging EV goes up in flames in Ghaziabad, triggers AC blast
Days after techies death, Noida Authority identifies 65 spots lacking safety
Two cousins killed after their tractor overturns in Ghaziabad
2 held after clash over parking at engagement party in Jewar
HC upholds Rera relief for Gaur City Centre shop buyers
Constable among two held for cheating man of s 5 lakh
No inauguration, no rollout: Ghazibad ITMS project ready, but waits
33kV substation to boost power supply to Greater Noida villages
Uttar Pradesh weather update: Uttar Pradesh is bracing for more rainfall and thunderstorms this week due to an approaching Western Disturbance, according to the IMD. Lucknow and Ayodhya received rain overnight and the IMD has warned of rain and thunderstorms in many UP districts. Noida and Ghaziabad are likely to see mist and shallow fog today.
No relief from pollution as AQI slips back to very poor in Noida
Girl changes statement in court, man acquitted in rape case after 6 years
Three arrested after fight at Greater Noida cyber cafe
